Greedy corporate executives, greedy athletes, and greedy politicians have loomed large in popular culture and the national news over the past few months. But the apparently natural human instinct to be selfish has been over-emphasized for too long, according to UCLA professor Shelley Taylor in her new book. Read more...
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August 18, 9:00 pm
Altruism is evolutionary instinct says UCLA professor in new book
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August 18, 9:00 pm
Study reveals salary discrepancies
By Kelly Rayburn DAILY BRUIN SENIOR STAFF [email protected] Working in a burgeoning industry, Los Angeles Spanish-language television and radio broadcasters earn less than one-half of what their English speaking counterparts do, a new UCLA study found. Read more...
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August 18, 9:00 pm
UCLA pediatric unit to try laughter as part of treatment
“Take two Charlie Chaplins and a small dose of the Simpsons and call me in the morning.” This is the kind of prescription UCLA doctors hope to one day prescribe. Read more...
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August 18, 9:00 pm
Senate bill would allow undocumented immigrants to become citizens
Many of the policies impeding undocumented immigrants ability to receive a college education could be repealed in the near future. Similar to a California bill passed last October, a U.S. Read more...
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August 18, 9:00 pm
Westwood cemetery may become historical landmark
A cemetery predating Westwood may soon become a historical landmark, thanks to family and friends working to preserve its beauty and culture. Westwood Village Memorial Park, also deemed the cemetery of the Stars, is the burial site for celebrities like Marilyn Monroe, Natalie Wood and Truman Capote. Read more...
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August 18, 9:00 pm
Student sues LAPD for Midnight Yell arrest injuries
A UCLA student arrested during the fall 1999 Midnight Yell is suing the Los Angeles Police Department for injuries she said she received while being arrested. Read more...
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August 18, 9:00 pm
Independent groups will not receive any funding
As more than 30 student groups fight for the most funding possible, some groups have nothing to worry about: their funding is set at $0. Student groups actively involved in political issues help characterize the student voice of UCLA, but the university is uniquely selective in deciding which of these groups receive campus funds. Read more...