Students pay high prices to obtain parking permits at UCLA, and in fall quarter 2007 the prices are only getting higher. Eric Lew, associate director of Parking Services, announced at an Undergraduate Students Association Council meeting last week that parking-permit holders will see prices go up in the next year. Read more...
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February 20, 10:05 pm
Cost of parking permits to rise
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February 20, 10:04 pm
Panel advises students about life off campus
A panel of four legal experts answered questions and advised students during a presentation covering leases and landlord responsibilities Tuesday in Covel Commons. The tenants’ rights workshop was hosted by the Undergraduate Students Association Council Facilities Commission. Read more...
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February 20, 10:03 pm
Antiwar activist incites protest
Antiwar activist Cindy Sheehan spoke on campus Tuesday about her opinions on the war in Iraq and the current administration, but was met by protest from a handful of students who called her stance anti-American and said UCLA should not use student-fee money for such a speaker. Read more...
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February 20, 10:02 pm
LAPD responds to bomb scare at Westwood coffee shop
Part of Gayley Avenue was shut down Monday night after an unknown man dropped off a suspicious package at the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf on the corner of Weyburn and Gayley avenues, according to Los Angeles Police Department officials. Read more...
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February 20, 10:01 pm
Alumnae speak of success
At a retreat in El Capitan, teenagers painted, practiced yoga and mastered the ropes course. But there was one experience they had shared before the retreat: being diagnosed with cancer. Read more...
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February 20, 9:03 pm
Science&Health: Special something more than meets the eye
When college students attend social events in hopes of finding someone they are attracted to, it is typical to develop an affinity to a physically good-looking member of the opposite sex. Read more...
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February 20, 9:02 pm
Science&Health: Finding your right scent
Emerging research has begun to uncover how human bodies communicate with each other through scent, which may be a key to understanding sexual attraction in men and women. Read more...