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University police are looking for a man who stole a backpack outside of Feast at Rieber dining hall earlier this month.
On June 5 at 5:40 p.m., the man watched the backpack’s owner use a security code to lock his belonging in a locker, according to a police report released today.
Recent history graduate Weston Dunlap started playing volleyball his freshman year of high school. Due to his height, volleyball came as a natural fit to this 6ft 8in quick-hitter from Newport Beach. He shares his thoughts about the transition from high school to Division One volleyball as well as his love for the game.
As Sunday service commenced in Westwood Hills Christian Church earlier this week, two pews remained empty. The roped-off benches were black and charred as a result of a reported arson that torched parts of the sanctuary on June 15.Â
At about 9 p.m. on the night of the fire, two members of the congregation, who are also on staff at UCLA, noticed that the church’s door was ajar and saw smoke coming from inside, said senior minister Perry Fuller.Â
A UCLA student was robbed outside the Sigma Chi fraternity house on Tuesday evening, according to university police.
At about 7:35 p.m., the student was walking north in front of the fraternity house at 459 Gayley Avenue, according to a police statement released Tuesday.
UCLA’s College World Series run, along with its 2012 season, is over.
The Bruins lost 4-1 to the Florida State Seminoles in Tuesday night’s elimination game.
The outgoing dean of the UCLA Graduate School of Education and Information Studies was appointed as the University of California provost and executive vice president for academic affairs today.
The UC Board of Regents ratified Aimée Dorr’s appointment as the UC provost in a special meeting this afternoon.
On Tuesday, UCLA golfer Patrick Cantlay, who just finished his sophomore year, announced his decision to drop his amateur status and turn pro.
Cantlay’s decision to join the professional ranks and sign with an agent means he will no longer be able to play for UCLA.
Cantlay will experience the PGA Tour as a pro almost immediately, as he will enter this week’s Travelers Championship under his new professional status.
One of the reasons Cantlay cites for turning pro at this time is his comfort with the tournament’s course, TPC River Highlands.
“I think this timing makes sense for me, being able to start somewhere where I’m comfortable and I have good memories,” Cantlay said.