Welcome to a world where everything is smaller, faster, stronger and always reliable. In Nanoworld, the nation’s military can detect dangerous activities or substances within seconds and doctors can detect cancer long before it even appears. Read more...
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September 20, 9:00 pm
Tiny technology hopes to make big impact
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September 20, 9:00 pm
A puzzling situation: Guides take walk on progressive side
As a group of prospective students look up to gaze upon the towering red-brick building, their campus tour guide informs them about Royce Hall’s architectural history. Read more...
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September 20, 9:00 pm
From the editor in chief – Dear reader: Please send your constructive, not destructive, criticism
Have you seen the My.UCLA forums lately? They’ve really got something for everyone. Students use them to buy and sell textbooks, look for roommates, debate who the next president should be and argue over the situation in the Middle East. Read more...
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September 20, 9:00 pm
Recall: Repealing fee hikes part of many candidates’ plans
The leading candidates in the California recall election have repeatedly vowed to protect educational funding and access, but they have a shortage of viable options to deal with the state’s budget problem. Read more...
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September 20, 9:00 pm
Concert looks to replace Black Sunday
Black Sunday, a block party hosted by campus fraternities, used to welcome UCLA students back to school on the first Sunday of fall quarter. Last October, UCLA fraternities lost the privilege of holding Black Sunday when the Interfraternity Council, which governs the 20 national and international fraternities on campus, suspended the event. Read more...
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September 20, 9:00 pm
UCLA fights illegal file-sharing
The combination of UCLA’s fast Internet connection and the ease of finding just about anything online results in a temptation to download songs and movies ““ a temptation that many students cannot resist. Read more...
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September 20, 9:00 pm
Science can come to life for both learned scholar, curious novice
There are few who dare to cross the rift between the North and South campuses of UCLA. Students who can recite the elements of the periodic table may seldom associate with those who know Hamlet’s “to be or not to be” soliloquy by heart. Read more...