An archaeologist driving around the remote island with her young daughter in tow quickly became a familiar sight to locals of Easter Island.
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Arthur Ashe Center releases mumps health alert after outbreak at UC Berkeley
UCLA Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center has released a mumps health alert following an outbreak at UC Berkeley this past week.
At least 20 Berkeley students have reported potential mumps infections as of this evening, and hundreds of students have been waiting in line at UC Berkeley’s student health center for free vaccinations, according to the Daily Californian.
No cases have been reported at UCLA.
The Ecology, Economy, Equity community garden on the Hill enables UCLA students to grow their own sustainable food
Wooden, hand-painted signs describing the bushes and sprouts behind them are scattered throughout the soil of the garden, adding a quirky touch.
Engage study investigates whether power consumption monitors in residence halls lead students to use less electricity
The wires, hidden behind white tape, were supposed to be inconspicuous.
UCLA students watch as India wins cricket world cup
Bharat Kapadia contemplated staying in India for the first few days of spring quarter to watch one of the biggest cricket matches of the year.
Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center ranked top in L.A. region by U.S. News & World Report
For years, the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center has been consistently ranked as one of the premier hospitals in the nation.
UCLA economists predict increase in jobs during Anderson Forecast conference
Economic recovery will be slow, but California can expect an increase in jobs through 2012, said Jerry Nickelsburg, senior economist at UCLA Anderson Forecast.
The forecast, which was discussed at a conference Wednesday at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, compiled predictions for the national and California economies through 2012.
Experts predict that an increase in manufacturing jobs is needed to drive recovery, Nickelsburg said.