Saturday, April 4

Quad: CAPS fails to provide adequate care for differing needs of students

UCLA Counseling and Psychological Services, touted as the university’s premier mental health center, provides services to UCLA students in need of counseling. Located at John Wooden Center West, CAPS offers a wide range of services, including free brief screenings, 24/7 crisis counseling and emergency intervention, individual counseling and psychotherapy, group therapy and psychiatric evaluation and treatment. Read more...

Photo: (Olivia Chen/Daily Bruin)


The Quad: What are past Spring Sing winners up to now?

Spring Sing is – understandably – one of UCLA’s greatest traditions. It showcases many of the things that Los Angeles is known and loved for: up and coming musicians, the spectacle of a Hollywood production and, of course, celebrity judges. Read more...

Photo: Spring Sing has been around since 1945. (Daily Bruin file photo)



The Quad: A look at what went wrong for Bruins United in the 2017 USAC election

This year’s spring election was surprising to say the least. For the first time in several years, Bruins United, the dominant campus slate, failed to gain a plurality on the Undergraduate Students Association Council. Read more...

Photo: Frustrations with administration at the campus and national level contributed to the relative losses of this year’s Bruins United slate to take the majority of USAC seats. (Jintak Han/Assistant Photo editor)


The Quad: Why don’t we have Starbucks on campus?

“I miss UCLA coffee,” said no one ever. If you haven’t let out an unsatisfied grumble or wince after a sip of an iced mocha from Bruin Café or Kerckhoff Coffeehouse this week, you, my friend, are either getting used to the quality of coffee available here or are simply not a religious coffee drinker. Read more...

Photo: ASUCLA’s authority over student dining options has extended as far as depriving us of sweet, sweet Sbarro. (Katherine Zhuo/Daily Bruin)



The Quad: USAC Election Board should implement harsher sanctions for real impact

During the week preceding and including Undergraduate Students Association Council election week, Bruin Walk turns into a special sort of hell. A space generally consisting of pushy club members trying to recruit fresh faces or sell Krispy Kreme doughnuts and Porto’s pastries is replaced by a battlefield of party members seemingly fighting to the death to try to get you to vote for their candidate. Read more...

Photo: Campaigns can be sanctioned for a whole host of offenses, including campaigning via leaflet outside the allotted time periods. (Haoyang Yan/Daily Bruin)



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