By George Fujii Daily Bruin Staff After eight months, the Interfraternity Council had its day in court ““ but it wasn’t a good day. After a three-hour formal hearing Monday night, the Undergraduate Students Association Council Judicial Board rejected, by a 6-0 vote, IFC’s claim that it was awarded an unfairly small amount of money last year by USAC’s Budget Review Committee. Read more...
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May 23, 9:00 pm
Judicial Board rejects IFC’s claim over funding
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May 23, 9:00 pm
Somewhere to go
By Stella Chu Daily Bruin Contributor Behind the alley of Breadstiks lies the West Medical Building, partially hidden by Lot 32’s parking structure. That building is home to the UCLA Reproductive Health Clinic. Read more...
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May 23, 9:00 pm
New president faces challenges
By Barbara Ortutay Daily Bruin Senior Staff By 127 votes, Elizabeth Houston put an end last week to the five-year control of the Undergraduate Students Association Council presidency by the Praxis slate and its predecessor, Students First! Read more...
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May 23, 9:00 pm
Science Poster Day allows students to showcase research
By Joy McMasters Daily Bruin Staff Thousands of hours of research drew to a conclusion Monday as about 100 undergraduates displayed their work at the third annual Science Poster Day. Read more...
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May 23, 9:00 pm
Discussion centers on immigrant workers’ battle for rights
By Jessica Kwek Daily Bruin Contributor UCLA students and community members joined at the Kerckhoff Hall Grand Salon Monday night to discuss the issues surrounding immigrant workers’ rights in the United States, particularly in Los Angeles. Read more...
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May 22, 9:00 pm
UC Berkeley-Novartis partnership sparks controversy
By Caroline Woon Daily Bruin Contributor The rapidly developing field of genetic engineering has raised many concerns regarding its consequences for the environment as well as for academic research. Read more...
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May 22, 9:00 pm
Tell me a story
By Dharshani Dharmawardena Daily Bruin Contributor Hidden in the deepest alcove of the Charles E. Young Research Library, a room where few dare to venture, books such as “Adventures of a Pincushion” rest peacefully behind glass barriers, waiting for their princely readers to come. Read more...