Preliminary changes to the Medical College Admission Test were announced last month and will be implemented in 2015 if the final proposal is approved.
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Hill-sponsored pre-finals events such as Zombie Suitefest de-stress and educate residents
With “thriller” dances and zombification, Saxon and Hitch Suites plan to help students de-stress by bringing the Zombie Suitefest to life tonight.
Students will get a chance to relax and socialize by participating in zombie-themed events at the Suitefest, a biannual social event held before upcoming finals.
“So You Don’t Want To Be A Lawyer” panel explores alternatives after law school
While almost all of his graduating class will go on to practice law, Noah Ornstein has his eyes set on movies.
With a couple of classmates, Ornstein hopes to start an international theater company to develop film industry markets in places such as Latin America.
Currently a student in the UCLA School of Law, he represents a small portion of students hoping to do something different with their degree than practicing law.
The law school will hold a panel today called “So You Don’t Want to be a Lawyer?” for other students like Ornstein.
California Rare Book School students study covers, not content
While most historical scholars are interested in the content of books, students at the California Rare Book School judge the book by its cover.
Father Gregory Boyle to speak about helping former gang members through Homeboy Industries
Theresa Karanik accompanied a former gang member to a job interview for a dishwasher position in Westwood on Tuesday.
Near-death story of alumnus Ben Choularton serves as warning about dangers of alcohol
One day, he was training to be a resident assistant and ROTC pilot; the next morning, he was in a coma.
Hedrick dining hall closed until Thursday for roof construction
Hedrick dining hall will be closed until dinner on Thursday while construction crews install a new roof as part of renovation efforts on the Hill.