JONATHAN YOUNG/Daily Bruin Lynn Ott, who helped set up the anti-abortion display on campus, talks with fourth-year economics student Nicholas Navarro on Monday. By Marcelle Richards DAILY BRUIN SENIOR STAFFB [email protected] Some tried to fix their stare past the 30-foot display of bloodied fetuses but stole a glance as they walked past the giant panels on Bruin Walk and the Court of Sciences the last three days. Read more...
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Group displays anti-abortion sentiments
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USAC, ASUCLA debate end to utilities subsidy
By Rachel Makabi DAILY BRUIN SENIOR STAFF [email protected] For weeks, members of the Undergraduate Students Council Association debated with members of the Associated Students of UCLA over the removal of USAC’s $40,000 utilities subsidy. Read more...
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Gore holds discussion on community-building
Jonathan Young/Daily Bruin Former vice president and visiting professor Al Gore discusses family- centered community building at the School of Public Policy and Social Research. By Shane M. Read more...
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Briefs
Israelis storm West Bank after bombing Israeli tanks stormed into the West Bank and surrounded Yasser Arafat’s office early Thursday, hours after a Palestinian blew up a huge car bomb next to a bus and killed 17 Israeli passengers. Read more...
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UC lecturers continue negotiations, may strike
By Sabrina Singhapattanapong DAILY BRUIN REPORTER [email protected] The University Council of the American Federation of Teachers ““ the UC lecturers’ union ““ continues to push for more job security and higher salaries in upcoming contract negotiations. Read more...
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Different degrees of education
By Christina Jenkins, Kelly Rayburn,Robert Salonga and Amanda Schapel DAILY BRUIN SENIOR STAFF [email protected] Thousands of students will graduate from UCLA in one week ““ some will leave, asking themselves what they will leave with other than a piece of paper. Read more...
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Security issues force UC to suspend India EAP
By Peijean Tsai DAILY BRUIN CONTRIBUTOR [email protected] Due to escalated hostilities between India and Pakistan, the UC suspended its India Education Abroad program Wednesday. On Monday, the program had been labeled “on hold” with a chance of being reinstated if there were “adequate improvements in security,” said UC spokesperson Hanan Eisenman. Read more...