Recent popular diets have devised a way to color-code the food pyramid, by encouraging the elimination of white foods ““ those that tend to be high in carbohydrates. Read more...
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March 1, 9:00 pm
Low-carb dieters lose more than weight
Science & Health
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March 1, 9:00 pm
A marathon process: running on new lungs
Ted Ball was once unable to cross the street without running out of breath. But this Saturday, the 61-year-old will tackle the Los Angeles Marathon. The 26.2-mile course has been on his mind since he received a double lung transplant at the UCLA Medical Center in May 2002. Read more...
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March 1, 9:00 pm
More parking would drive life from campus
One of the biggest complaints undergraduates have about UCLA is the lack of parking. While not having a car can sometimes be a little annoying, the limited parking situation for undergraduates is actually very beneficial to both students and the campus as a whole. Read more...
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February 29, 9:00 pm
Daily Bruin Endorsements: Waxman boasts experience, successes
Henry Waxman, whose district includes UCLA, has been serving in Congress for nearly 30 years. A government pro who challenges himself and his colleagues to best represent the American people, the Los Angeles Democrat deserves re-election. Read more...
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February 29, 9:00 pm
Candidates vie for last-minute votes
As “Super Tuesday” draws near, the Democratic presidential candidates are traveling the country in a pull for every last-minute vote. The candidates have campaigned in a variety of arenas to gain as large a portion as possible of the 1,410 delegates at stake from the 10 states holding elections March 2. Read more...
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February 29, 9:00 pm
Daily Bruin Endorsements: Bass’ vision for education best represents student interests
With former speaker of the State Assembly, Herb Wesson Jr., reaching the end his term limit this year, the race to fill his seat is expected to be a close one. Read more...
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February 29, 9:00 pm
Daily Bruin Endorsements: All 4 propositions deserve “˜yes’ vote
The structural well-being of the University of California system and UCLA rests in voters’ hands Tuesday, and they should approve Proposition 55. The bond measure would provide the state’s schools with much-needed funds to renovate buildings and construct new projects necessary to accommodate surging numbers of California students. Read more...