News
|
April 30, 9:00 pm
Feature Photo: How do you measure an evening at Spring Sing?
Crime, News
|
April 27, 9:00 pm
Tragic death on the Hill
Julien D’Avanzo, a third-year history student and a resident assistant for Rieber Hall 3 South, died early Thursday morning after falling from a third-floor balcony of the Saxon Suites in what was apparently an alcohol-related accident. Read more...
News
|
April 27, 9:00 pm
D’Avanzo: RA to some, friend to many
Julien D’Avanzo didn’t care about schoolwork all that much. He didn’t always pay his fraternity dues. And he’d often skip sleep on a school night to chat with a floormate. Read more...
News
|
April 27, 9:00 pm
Short-lived anger will not lower gas prices
It was late April. Motorists were incensed with the rapidly climbing price of gasoline. Industry analysts predicted the price would decline soon, but meanwhile, oil companies were recording huge profits ““ and drawing fire for it from politicians and average Joes alike. Read more...
News
|
April 27, 9:00 pm
[Online Exclusive]: Syracuse provost may be the next UCLA chancellor
UC officials and those involved in the search for the next chancellor have not confirmed or denied a report in the Los Angeles Times that named Deborah Freund, provost at Syracuse University, the sole remaining candidate to replace Chancellor Albert Carnesale. Read more...
News
|
April 27, 9:00 pm
Web pages turn into sites of collective mourning for students
In the hours after UCLA student Julien D’Avanzo’s death early Thursday morning, one of his closest friends decided to take his mourning online. “I got back to my room, and that was the only thing that I could think to do,” said Erick Magana, a second-year English student who described D’Avanzo as “one of my best friends.” Magana created the “In Memory of Julien Bukkake D’Avanzo” group on Facebook to give D’Avanzo’s friends and family an outlet to grieve for their friend and celebrate his life. Read more...
News
|
April 27, 9:00 pm
Isadora Duncan collection on hold
Though the UCLA Library recently announced the acquisition of the Isadora Duncan Special Collection ““ spending just under a million dollars of donated funds ““ they do not intend on exhibiting the resource material until next fall. Read more...