Different strokes may come to different folks, but all UCLA undergraduate students are now paying an extra $405 a year for their education. For Aldaberto Medina, financial aid has been crucial in funding his education. Read more...
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January 14, 9:00 pm
California crunch: Students fret over fee hike
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January 14, 9:00 pm
Village businesses form Watch
Westwood merchants turned Village watchdogs will now be on the lookout for the well-being of each other’s businesses as part of the upcoming Business Watch. The Business Watch will rely on the active participation of local merchants and their unified cooperation with each other and with law enforcement to reduce crime and make the area more comforting for both merchants and shoppers. Read more...
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January 14, 9:00 pm
California crunch: UC officials analyze Davis’ proposal
As state legislators begin reviewing Gov. Gray Davis’ budget proposal, lobbyists representing all types of groups will try to ensure that they get a larger piece of the pie. Read more...
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January 14, 9:00 pm
SAA brings 5 tons of snow to Bruin Plaza
Today Bruins will be able to frolic and play in the Eskimo way as the Student Alumni Association brings snow into Bruin Plaza. Although snow in Los Angeles has not occurred since a half-inch trickle in 1962, SAA is breaking that trend in its own way by giving campus a touch of what real winter is like for a day. Read more...
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January 14, 9:00 pm
Students resurrect campus Buddhism
Raised by a Vietnamese Buddhist mother, Amie McCampbell never felt alienated from Buddhism. An altar with the Buddha’s likeness permanently sat in her parents’ home, she attended pagodas and wore a necklace with a tiny gold Buddha for years during high school. Read more...
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January 13, 9:00 pm
UC Student Association Vice Chair Neal resigns
The vice chair of the University of California’s systemwide lobbying group unexpectedly resigned his position at its monthly board meeting this past weekend, which included discussion of budget revisions and new campaign plans. Read more...
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January 13, 9:00 pm
Editing videos, DVDs for kids a silly scam
In elementary school, one of my classmates, Eddie, became the laughingstock of Mrs. Takata’s second grade class when we found out that his mom wouldn’t let him watch “The Little Mermaid.” Being the immature brats that we were, my classmates and I teased him to no end. Read more...