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The new proposal for a $152 million hotel and conference center has solved many of the flaws in the old model ““ except for the most glaring one.

The “Occupy” movement has begun to filter onto college campuses, and UCLA is no exception. But the campus movement is lackluster, symptomatic of the unorganized, unfocused nature of the nationwide protests.

While complaints of government and corporate corruption may be valid, protesters have not presented a united front when addressing these issues.

UCLA prides itself on promoting active lifestyles among its students.

With talk of trigger cuts circulating, it is increasingly obvious that a guideline or formula needs to be in place to allow University of California students and families to plan for college payments.

UCLA is finally starting to design a gender-inclusive housing option after years of discussion ““ and after dozens of other schools have embraced similar policies.

The University of California’s year-long merit-based salary increase policy is a step in the right direction.