PASADENA — A year ago in Austin, UCLA swung early against Texas and landed its blows on the way to a halftime lead.
The 2011 rematch has been a mirror image.
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Kinross Recreation Center scheduled to open in fall as hub for grad students
Graduate students at UCLA will soon have a common meeting place to call their own, with the completion of the Kinross Recreation Center this fall.
_Like orchestra conductors, designers bring newspaper elements together to capture readers' hearts and minds_
Harmony is design’s central goal, but it can only be achieved when all the instruments are present.
Players to watch out for
Malcolm Brown ““ Freshman running back
The bruising freshman back will look to use his 6-foot, 217-pound frame to the Longhorns’ advantage on Saturday.
Campus Chest: Bruins shape a lasting legacy
Chancellor Gene Block offers a welcome to the 2011-2012 academic year at UCLA.
Campus Chest: Seek growth over grades
Hello Bruins, and welcome to your first fall term. I remember my own. It started in September 1987, and I was so excited to begin classes that I woke up long before my 8 a.m. lecture to watch the sunrise from the top of Janss Steps. Now I teach writing here at UCLA, and every quarter, I get just as excited about the first day of class as I did when I was 18 years old.
Campus Chest: Budgeting is the best way to get through college
California’s fiscal crisis could make it one of the most challenging years in recent memory for many Bruins, since diminishing state support for public universities caused the UC Regents to increase in-state tuition and fees to $12,192 for this year.