Tuesday, October 27


New ruling may impact UCLA’s revenue from patents

UCLA may be financially and legally affected by a recent Supreme Court decision giving companies more power to challenge patents they are paying to use. If a party patents a technology, outside companies can pay for a license to use that invention. Read more...


Regents discuss fee levels

Discussion of fee increases for graduate and undergraduate students dominated Wednesday’s discussion at the UC Board of Regents meeting in San Francisco ““ and though student leaders and members of the board discussed the implications of raising fees, no decision was reached. Read more...


Student files lawsuit over Taser use

Two months after he was hit repeatedly with a Taser by university police, Mostafa Tabatabainejad has filed a civil rights lawsuit against UCLA and university police saying he “suffered an unprovoked act of police brutality.” On Nov. Read more...


Editorial: Nuclear reality hits home for Jack Bauer

For “24” fans, Monday night’s ending was quite a shock, and not in the way they’re accustomed to. The episode concluded with Jack Bauer failing to stop terrorists from detonating a “suitcase nuke” in the Los Angeles suburb of Valencia, with casualties estimated in the hundreds of thousands. Read more...