With high school behind her, Katya Schoenberg is looking forward to four years of living in the moment. Read more...
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February 4, 1:38 am
First-year students’ emotional health at record low
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February 1, 1:20 am
UCLA scientists develop a new cell-culture system that allows for much more precise research
UCLA researchers discovered a new method for maintaining and replicating human embryonic stem cells that solves multiple problems plaguing research in the field and its medical applications. Read more...
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January 26, 2:06 am
Four Loko’s mix of caffeine and alcohol more dangerous than other drinks
The original Four Loko, which kept people both drunk and wide awake for just $2.30 a can, was pitched as the perfect option for college students looking to drink on a budget. Read more...
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January 26, 1:36 am
Alcohol myths: proof or fiction?
MYTH 1: Liquor before beer, you're in the clear … Read more...
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January 26, 1:31 am
Anderson Wine Club members meet to learn about and drink wine
For Anthony Mendelson, wine is not just a way to take the edge off a busy day. Read more...
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David Perkins, owner of High West Distillery and Saloon, spoke at an Anderson Wine Club event. The club is the only student organization in the UCLA Anderson School of Management that is allowed to serve alcohol on campus.
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January 24, 1:06 am
UCLA professor, plastic surgeon Reza Jarrahy travels to Guatemala as part of Mayan Families organization to treat congenital deformities
Ten years ago, Dr. Reza Jarrahy made his first trip to Guatemala with a team of doctors. A civil war had recently ended in the country, and the team set up operating rooms inside vacated military barracks. Read more...
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Dr. Reza Jarrahy recently returned from Guatemala, where he worked to fix cleft palates. On his most recent trip to Guatemala, Jarrahy spent 10 to 12 hours a day in a makeshift hospital in Antigua treating congenital deformities, which he said is mostly aesthetic but quite crucial in the economically disadvantaged country.
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January 21, 1:37 am
Three California ecosystems ranked in top 10 most endangered habitats
California recently garnered some unwanted recognition, as three regions within the state ranked in the nation's top 10 most endangered habitats. Read more...