Graduate students will vote on a fee increase this spring after the graduate student government passed a proposal Wednesday night to put the issue on the ballot.
If passed, the referendum would increase fees by $5.
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For the second time, formal reading of charges postponed for UCLA chemistry Professor Patrick Harran
UCLA chemistry Professor Patrick Harran’s formal reading of charges, which was set for Wednesday after being rescheduled in February, has been postponed for the second time.
USAC Recap – March 6
The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA’s undergraduate students. Council meetings are Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in Kerckhoff 417 and are open to all students.
Speaks Out: Online Courses
UCLA will offer three online courses starting spring quarter. This week we asked, would you take an online class?
_UCLA men’s basketball coach Ben Howland placed under false light in Sports Illustrated article_
As a former manager with the UCLA men’s basketball team (2003-2005) under coach Ben Howland, I was very disappointed with his inaccurate portrayal in the most recent issue of Sports Illustrated.
_UCLA campus climate unacceptable regarding recent acts of ignorant hate_
To experience the highest level of education is a privilege. During times of recession and job loss, the ivory towers of the university have an extra sparkle in them as they portray security and promise in search of class advancement by way of education. The lessons taught, the research conducted and the personalities formed during these years all contribute to the direction this country will eventually head toward. Clearly, the institution of college is the assembly line in the United States of America corporation, producing the leaders and identities of this country’s future.
Judge delays report on UC Davis pepper spray incident
A superior court judge temporarily blocked the release of a report regarding an incident of police use of pepper spray at UC Davis last year.
The pepper-spraying incident, which occurred in November, garnered widespread criticism of the University of California’s treatment of Occupy demonstrators.