by Roger E. A. Farmer
The State of California and the UC system continue to face difficult challenges and choices concerning a wide range of budgetary issues.
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UCLA handles Montana State
This time around, the UCLA men’s basketball team made sure it disposed of a feisty opponent from the state of Montana.
UCLA men's baskeball defeats UC Davis
UCLA takes the win, 74-67 on Monday night at Pauley Pavilion.
Bruins share their postgame thoughts following USC defeat
Ricky Marvray and Akeem Ayers reflect on the team’s loss and the pain of defeat after losing to their crosstown rivals for the fourth year in a row
It Takes Two: Watts Tutorial program fosters academics and friendships
Through the Watts Tutorial Program at UCLA, a tutor-tutee relationship has blossomed into to a friendship. Esther Flores, a third-year UCLA student, has not only tutored Idalia Sanchez since Fall 2010, but also developed a bond with Idalia that transcends studies.
2010 In Review
This year has had both its good and bad entertainment moments, but thanks to reality TV and meat dresses, we always had something to talk about.
DREAM Act promises economic benefits and justice for immigrants
Members of the Senate and House began deliberations Nov.29 on the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act.