Researchers often joke about the rivalry between the public and private sectors in the sciences. Like competitive sports teams, they often rush to be the first to get valuable patents and inventions before others. Read more...
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May 13, 9:00 pm
Institute juxtaposes science and industry
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May 13, 9:00 pm
Adidas will likely continue to outfit UCLA athletes
In a year that has been marked by transition and upheaval, one aspect of the UCLA athletic department is on solid footing. The university’s lucrative six-year, $18.95 million partnership with Adidas has been a tremendous boost for both sides ““ so much so that an extension could be in the works soon. Read more...
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May 13, 9:00 pm
Interactive play honors women for change week
On campus, the celebration and recognition of women didn’t stop when Mother’s Day ended. Women for Change Week began May 10 and will continue through Saturday with an expansive list of events occurring daily. Read more...
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May 12, 9:00 pm
USAC runoff elections to take place this week
The days of giant signboards, candidate flyers and online ballots are not over yet. The 12 remaining candidates from last last week’s Undergraduate Students Association Council general elections gear up for one more week of campaigning before students vote in the USAC runoff elections. Read more...
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May 12, 9:00 pm
Students to protest against raised fees
In what has been billed as a campus-wide “Day of Action,” UC students from around the state will participate in teach-ins and other programs this afternoon at UCLA geared toward educating themselves about student power and activism. Read more...
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May 12, 9:00 pm
Debate ensues over harassment policy
In an effort to ensure that UCLA’s sexual harassment policy complies with statutes that prohibit race and sex discrimination, the administration has recently proposed a series of changes that would update the university’s policy. Read more...
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May 12, 9:00 pm
HBO series documents AIDS pandemic in five countries
In the hills of Thailand, 23 Buddhist monks are working around the clock to treat patients who are dying of AIDS. Twenty of these monks have contracted AIDS themselves in the process ““ but there isn’t anyone else but them to care for the sick. Read more...