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Regents finalize vote to raise fees
2008-2009 cost going up 7.4 percent; board also discusses results of study on student diversity
With the protesters from the previous day gone, the overall atmosphere was much calmer when the University of California Board of Regents met Thursday to finalize a vote to increase student fees. The regents ... When Jina Im was pledging her sorority as a second-year, she was shocked to find out that some of her fellow pledges were still virgins. In the wake of a major earthquake that struck China earlier this week and has claimed more than 10,000 lives, members of the UCLA community are pooling in their efforts to respond to the disaster. Anonymous testing for rape victims, a practice already available in parts of the country, will become mandatorily available in select locations in the near future under a new federal requirement. Proponents of the change hope it will encourage more ... After 10 months of negotiations, patient-care and service workers from all 10 University of California campuses will be voting from May 17 to 22 on whether or not to strike. The 20,000 workers’ contracts expired 10 months ago, and ... Fifteen student teams hoping to win a valuable networking dinner with recruiters from the consulting field will take part in the second annual Strategy and Operations Case Competition on Saturday. The event, hosted by Bruin Consulting, features competitors chosen ... With Chancellor Gene Block having previously been a faculty member at the University of Virginia for more than 30 years, University of California Board of Regents Chairman Richard Blum said he expected things might be a little bit different for Block when he came to UCLA. The Gamma Phi Beta sorority is hosting an ultimate Frisbee tournament today to raise money for Camp Laurel, a nonprofit organization that assists children infected with or affected by HIV and AIDS. Dr. Murray Jarvik, the man whose research helped develop the nicotine patch, passed away last Thursday at the age of 84. Students for Justice in Palestine kicked off Palestinian Awareness Week as the parents of Rachel Corrie addressed a room of students to remember their activist daughter at the Humanities Building last night.For many, sex is no casual affair
Students draw on faith, family and experience to make choices about becoming or staying active
A heartfelt response to quake
Students remember China’s earthquake victims through vigil, other charity events
Anonymous rape tests to be federally required
To receive specific funding, exams will need to be offered, regardless of whether victims file report
Service workers to vote on potential strike
With contracts past expired, AFSCME members still demand wage increases, with UC holding out
Students compete in consulting
UCLA group Bruin Consulting hosting an event with top prize set as coveted networking dinner
Chancellor Block officially inaugurated
Frisbee funds children’s camp
Sorority’s tournament today will raise money for Camp Laurel, offer students fun and prizes
Influential tobacco researcher, 84, dies
Murray Jarvik devoted his career studying nicotine addiction, was instrumental in developing the patch
Students advocate Palestinian cause
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