Puja Bhatia, a fourth-year international development studies student, said she knew she had always wanted to try something new before going to law school.
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Families learning to live with illness
She has a suitcase packed and ready in the corner of her house, because she knows that at any moment she may have to take her granddaughter Alyssa back to the hospital.
Janie Anderson knows that at any moment she may have to drive four hours south so Alyssa Terrazas can return to the Mattel Children’s Hospital at UCLA for treatment for problems with her bladder ““ a condition that has resulted in 37 visits to the hospital in the past eight years.
Clinton outlines campaign plans
With UCLA’s Krieger Child Care Center as a backdrop, Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., announced plans on Wednesday for universal early childhood education as part of her campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Clinton’s campaign to bring her to UCLA
Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., will be visiting the Krieger Child Care Center on campus today as part of her campaign for the Democratic presidential bid.
More 100th title fanfare in store
Two and a half years and five national titles before UCLA became the “First to 100,” the university had already begun planning for the production of merchandise and the marketing of the 100th national title.
Feature Photo: Live from Meyerhoff Park
On Wednesday afternoon in Meyerhoff Park, a group of organizers, including (front left) Martin Morales, 21, and (front right) Mi-Ri Harris, 25, protested the death penalty and sentencing of journalist and political activist Mumia Abu-Jamal.
Fee hike still in budget
On the heels of a $1.4 billion deficit, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger proposed Monday in the May Budget Revision a fiscally conservative budget that explores different avenues to increase the state revenue in the future without imposing tax increases.