UCLA’s search for a new chancellor is being conducted behind closed doors, with only scattered media reports giving the public an idea of who the university’s next leader will be. Read more...
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May 21, 9:00 pm
Editorial: Shine some light on chancellor search
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May 21, 9:00 pm
Sustainability to be tested at LuValle
The Associated Students UCLA will be testing the waters of sustainability after the approval of a new greening program Friday. At the monthly board of directors meeting, the board approved the LuValle Commons Pilot Greening Program, which will test the success of sustainable business practices at LuValle Commons. Read more...
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May 21, 9:00 pm
Sustainability committee to boost campus dialogue
The seed of sustainability has grown at UCLA over the past year and now it is branching into the chancellor’s office. As part of an effort to continue to educate students about the importance of sustainability, Chancellor Albert Carnesale recently signed a charter establishing the Campus Sustainability Committee as a permanent advisory body to his office, with a full-time professional campus coordinator. Read more...
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May 18, 9:00 pm
Council optimistic about split
Newly elected undergraduate student government officials are likely to face opposition in the coming year because the council is equally divided between slates, with no single slate holding a majority of seats on council. Read more...
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May 18, 9:00 pm
Runoffs yield close results
With slim margins determining every race in the Undergraduate Students Association Council runoff elections Thursday night, Bruins United and Students First! each won five seats on the council. Read more...
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May 18, 9:00 pm
Carnesale bids farewell to regents meetings
SAN FRANCISCO “”mdash; As he gets ready to close a nine-year chapter of his life, Chancellor Albert Carnesale will have many lasts. Last sporting event. Last day of class. Read more...
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May 18, 9:00 pm
[Science&Health] Proteins aid ovarian cancer treatments
UCLA scientists recently discovered a panel of four proteins that enabled them to detect early-stage ovarian cancer with around 99 percent accuracy. This breakthrough will impact the lives of many women because “it enables the detection of ovarian cancer in its earliest stages, which creates the hope for a better survival rate,” said Srinivasa T. Read more...