Twelve-year-old Zachary Faulk made sure every word of his conversation with children's science fiction writer Frank Beddor was recorded. Read more...
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October 25, 10:24 pm
Students win $10,000 prize in tech competition
Six UCLA teams presented their technologically innovative products to a panel of judges on Wednesday in hopes of winning a $10,000 award from a capital firm. Read more...
Photo: The team Trap Zoo won $10,000 during the Mail Room Fund competition at Melnitz. Their project planned out a social media Web site for gaming.
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October 25, 10:20 pm
Pac-10 Fitness Challenge
The third annual Pac-10 Fitness Challenge begins today and runs until Friday. Read more...
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October 24, 12:44 pm
Alumna wins Nobel Memorial Prize
UCLA alumna Elinor Ostrom won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences on Monday, becoming the first woman to receive the award. Read more...
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October 23, 10:27 am
UC President Mark Yudof announces fundraising plans for student support
University of California President Mark Yudof announced a plan to raise $1 billion for support across the 10 UC campuses to combat the increasing need for student financial aid because of higher student fees. Read more...
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October 22, 10:56 pm
UCLA Blood and Platelet Center welcomes donations
After being rushed to the hospital in critical condition, Katherine Rosen needed 68 pints of blood to survive. Rosen, a third-year biochemistry student at UCLA, was stabbed five times during a class in Young Hall on Oct. Read more...
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October 22, 10:53 pm
UCLA professors respond to Crusades murals
An isolated castle on a hill in Syria became the center of attention last week after two Crusade-era murals were found in a chapel on the grounds. Read more...
Photo: Professor Patrick Geary, who specializes in medieval history, believes that the Crusade murals discovered last week in Syria have a Judgment Day theme, which he says is not uncommon for its time period.