At 1:30 p.m. the Afrikan Student Union led a silent march and sit-in in Chancellor Gene Block’s office in Murphy Hall in response to the noose that was found hanging in the UC San Diego library Thursday night.
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Art | Global Health Center seeks AIDS relief with ‘Through Positive Eyes’ art project
The video begins with soft humming.
A shaky camera follows two-toned walls as it approaches the wooden door to an apartment. The shot steadies as a beaming woman opens the door and leans back as she begins to laugh.
The woman is Maria Aparecida Lemos, 54, who has been living with AIDS in Rio de Janeiro since 2000.
Suspicious package found in Ackerman Turnaround not a threat, according to LAPD
The Los Angeles Police Department Bomb Squad has determined that the suspicious package found in Ackerman Turnaround is not a threat.
Ackerman Turnaround closed after call about suspicious package
University Police received a call about a suspicious package found in Ackerman Turnaround at approximately 6 p.m.
Faculty Executive Committee discusses cuts to UCLA humanities
Facing $5.8 million in budget cuts for the 2010-2011 academic year, the Faculty Executive Committee discussed possible changes to the staff and academic resources in the Division of Humanities at the committee’s Feb. 5 meeting.
Study shows doctors don’t always hold end-of-life discussions with patients
A recent study showed doctors do not always have frequent end-of-life discussions with patients who have potentially fatal diseases despite recommendations to do so, a practice UCLA has been recently trying to improve.
Platelet recipient Alta Ray thanks donors who helped her survive leukemia
Alta Ray has been donating blood since she was a young adult.