Oakland police arrested more than 400 Occupy Oakland members who attempted to break into Oakland City Hall, as well as the city's downtown YMCA building and unused Henry Kaiser Convention Center Saturday afternoon in a protest that involved violence from both sides. Read more...
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January 30, 11:52 pm
In the know: Occupy Oakland violence
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January 30, 11:51 pm
In the know: Congressman’s engagement is a step forward
Barney Frank, the first member of Congress to voluntarily come out as gay, will now be the first sitting member of Congress to enter a same-sex marriage. Frank will wed his boyfriend of almost 5 years, Jim Ready, in the state of Massachusetts. Read more...
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January 29, 11:21 pm
United payroll of UCPath will benefit all
Unknown to many students here, UCLA has undertaken a journey of technological renovation to unite all 10 universities and five medical centers in the University of California system. Read more...
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January 27, 1:46 am
Protesters silence years of loud denial of the Armenian genocide
I never identified myself as an Armenian. When asked, I was unusually quick to point to my Russian heritage instead. I, as an Armenian, remained foolishly silent and unresponsive to my own roots. Read more...
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January 25, 11:28 pm
Students should feast on more than just food in recently renovated Rieber dining hall
If you have not been to Feast at Rieber, the Hill's recently renovated pan-Asian dining hall, you are missing out. Entering Feast, students are greeted with salutations from Asian countries "“ seven to be exact. The restaurant features cuisines from China, Japan, Korea, India, Thailand, Vietnam and Hawaii. Read more...
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January 25, 11:24 pm
Department of Special Collections waiting to be used in more undergraduate coursework
Libraries are rightly understood as central to the life of universities. Powell Library, in all its Romanesque monumentality, towers inescapably over the average Bruin's experience of campus. Read more...
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January 25, 12:28 am
Increased financial aid to middle-income class will attract a competitive applicant pool
Despite the financial uncertainty that is endemic in California's public colleges and universities, one University of California campus is making a positive change by reaching out to middle-class students with more tuition assistance. Read more...