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California’s ban on affirmative action will remain intact after a federal appeals court ruled Monday that Proposition 209, which prohibits the state’s public universities from using race or gender as a factor in college admissions, is constitutional.
The Daily Bruin was named the best college news website and third-best newspaper in the region by the Society of Professional Journalists.
On the surface, the plot of “Waiting for Godot” is simple. Two men stand beside a lone tree on a desolate road in an otherwise barren landscape. It is there that they wait for a man whom they’ve never met, and know only as “Godot.”
About 7,000 students were overpaid when financial aid payments were sent out by the UCLA Financial Aid Office this week.
SAN FRANCISCO – The UC Board of Regents balked at the basics of a multi-year funding model tied to the governor’s tax initiative ““ a plan UC administrators have been negotiating with Sacramento for several months.
SAN FRANCISCO – Three UCLA students were arrested for holding an unlawful assembly and failing to disperse from the UC Board of Regents’ bimonthly meeting at UC San Francisco’s Mission Bay campus as protesters were leaving the building.
Mathew Sandoval, a graduate student in world arts and cultures, Cheryl Deutsch, president of graduate student union UAW 2865 at UCLA, and Andrew Newton, a fourth-year international development studies student, were forced to the floor and handcuffed by several police officers outside the auditorium where the regents meet.
