The first time somebody asked Peter Lewis if he was gay, it didn’t bother him.
By the fifth or sixth time, even his mom had started questioning him.
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Giving voices to the voiceless
The six-year-old boy could not stop gushing to Kozue Shimabukuro over his new backpack, the kind all children in Japan receive as a present for entering the first grade.
Nothing would have seemed wrong if Shimabukuro had not been a pediatric critical care physician.
UCLA’s eighth Relay for Life will educate about cancer through games, attempt at world record
The fourth-year physiological science student is now the president of the American Cancer Society’s Colleges Against Cancer at UCLA, but when she was younger, she couldn’t comprehend the extent of her mother’s troubles.
Vietnamese Student Union marks anniversary of Saigon’s fall with 2011 Black April Commemoration
Huynh is the president of the Vietnamese Student Union, which is hosting the 2011 Black April Commemoration this week. Black April remembers the fall of Saigon, the capital of South Vietnam, which ended the Vietnam War on April 30, 1975.
USAC still looking for replacement financial supports commissioner
The undergraduate student government has yet to find an official replacement financial supports commissioner after Rustom Z. Birdie resigned nearly two weeks ago.
GSA elections begin online at MyUCLA
Graduate students can cast their votes for next year’s student government beginning today. Students can access their ballots on their MyUCLA web pages until noon on May 2.
Chancellor Emeritus Charles E. Young proposes “˜self-sufficiency’ model at Bollens-Ries-Hoffenberg Lecture series
During his 29 years as chancellor of UCLA, Charles E. Young presided over a school that was committed to providing public service to the Los Angeles region.