Undergraduate students fiercely scribbling in their bluebooks midquarter may be surprised to learn many of their exams are graded by graduate students who didn’t even attend the lectures on which students are being tested. Read more...
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November 11, 9:00 pm
How Tests Are Graded
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November 11, 9:00 pm
EVP’s trip to Ghana inspires international awareness goal
Full of mosquito bites and newfound inspiration, undergraduate student councilman Chris Neal returned to UCLA from a conference in Ghana late last month with a mission: to increase global awareness on campus. Read more...
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November 11, 9:00 pm
BID lacks funds to pay off creditors
Westwood Village merchants and property owners continue to feel frustrated with their Business Improvement District, which, among other problems, appears to be missing money and is having trouble paying off creditors, including UCLA. Read more...
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November 7, 9:00 pm
Student councils debate whether to pass resolution for, against war on Iraq
While student governments from colleges around the country have grappled with how to address a possible war against Iraq, the undergraduate and graduate councils at UCLA have not taken official stances. Read more...
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November 7, 9:00 pm
Admissions policy called success
The University of California Academic Senate issued a report Wednesday declaring the UC’s modified admissions policies a success in their first year of implementation. The senate’s report was commissioned last November, when the UC Board of Regents changed admissions procedures by adopting comprehensive review. Read more...
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November 7, 9:00 pm
Seplow to replace Hanson as ORL director
After 24 years of service on the Hill, Director of the Office of Residential Life Alan Hanson is passing the reigns on to his successor, Suzanne Seplow. Read more...
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November 7, 9:00 pm
Digital TV technology should not be restricted
This week let’s talk Digital TV, a technology hideously overdue and potentially wonderful for the entertainment industry and consumers alike. According to current plans, the entirety of over-the-air television broadcasts will be digital/high definition by 2006. Read more...