Not too long ago, the co-managers of Espresso Roma Café were worried about a lot more than passing their health and safety inspections. They had other kinds of grades to keep up. Read more...
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UCLA law professor remembered for geniality
A professor of law at UCLA for over 40 years, Jesse Dukeminier, died April 20 at the age of 78. He will be remembered as the man “you were always glad to see.” Renowned for his contributions to the field of property law, Dukeminier’s casebooks on property and wills, trusts and estates are among the most widely-used in the country in their fields. Read more...
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Monterey Institute may merge with UC
Though University of California officials are struggling to maintain current programs in the face of stark budget cuts, on Monday the university announced the possible incorporation of the prestigious Monterey Institute of International Studies into the UC system. Read more...
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Firms “˜come clean’ about involvement in Holocaust
The car that you drive or the computer that you use could have been made by companies deeply involved in the Holocaust. At least, that is what some Holocaust historians are seeking to prove. Read more...
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Robbins is Alumnus of the Year
An actor, director, producer, writer and father all rolled into one will be distinguished as an outstanding alumnus this year. Tim Robbins is set to receive the Alumnus of the Year Award at the 58th annual UCLA Awards Ceremony at the Hammer Museum in May. Read more...
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Candidates’ experience varied
Sophia Kozak, Christina Paganini, and Christine Sol all think they could greatly enrich the academic experience of UCLA students, and are competing for the chance to do so on behalf of the student body. Read more...
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Graduate student Pelling tunes into cell sonics
The plush carpeting and large mahogany table in Andrew Pelling’s laboratory stand in contrast to the hard, tiled floors and countertops of most labs. But then again, the research that goes on inside this lab isn’t very typical. Read more...