I got my first computer in fourth grade. In fifth grade, I found my first ““ and only ““ online girlfriend.
Author Archives: Damien Sutevski
Alumna Jonesey Harp is helping kids stay off the streets with the Summer Night Lights program
To build racket control and speed, a group of young children dashed to pick up their rackets in their first tennis lesson drills Friday night at Van Ness Recreation Center in South Los Angeles.
New TEDx conference at UCLA provides a stage for presenters to share their insights, innovations in science, technology and art
A sellout crowd of more than 400 people packed a Broad Art Center auditorium decorated with multiple visual displays, musical instruments and a crowd-sourced, fully-automated Nerf gun.
Study stresses interaction in learning
Less lecturing and more interaction may significantly improve higher education learning, a new study suggests.
Den bus passes are now available for student season-ticket holders
Den season bus passes are now a reality. Undergraduate Students Association Council General Representative David Bocarsly announced the season pass this week, two weeks after being sworn into his position.
App from UCLA team prevails in Facebook’s first SoCal Camp Hackathon
At Facebook’s first SoCal Camp Hackathon competition this weekend, a team of UCLA computer science students spent 24 hours building an application that involves video conferencing and drawing on a shared canvas.
Students, online community surprised and disappointed as FBI shuts down major poker sites
Marc Reicher used to play 400 poker hands per hour using only a mouse and a keyboard.
But on April 15, the home page of the second-year math and economics student’s favorite poker website, PokerStars.com, was replaced by this greeting: “This domain name has been seized by the FBI.”
In an FBI crackdown this month, the three largest online poker websites were shut down on charges of illegal gambling activities.