This post was updated July 24 at 9:50 a.m. In this era of rising tuition and competition, lazy summer days by the poolside are increasingly being replaced by days spent at summer jobs or internships. Read more...
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June 11, 4:37 pm
The Quad: Thank you bobber, it has been a year to remember
For students of an institution as acclaimed and competitive as UCLA, we sure spend a lot of time creating and sharing memes. Since Nov. 22, the “UCLA Memes for Sick AF Tweens” group on Facebook – a group dedicated to spreading only the spiciest UCLA-related memes – has garnered astounding popularity. Read more...
Student Life, The Quad
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June 11, 4:23 pm
Humans of UCLA: Graduates reflect on experiences and lessons learned
Zehra Abbas, 23, history and gender studies “I would say that my time here at UCLA has been defined by a lot of experiences. The person that I came in as a freshman is definitely not the same person who I am today. Read more...
Student Life, The Quad
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January 29, 4:38 pm
Out-of-state and out of pocket
Financial aid cuts for out-of-state students will give way to a wealthier demographic on campus. Read more...
Student Life, The Quad
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January 29, 3:46 pm
The real benefits of fiction
Even in a world that offers thousands of diversions, fiction still deserves special recognition. Fiction isn’t just a series of distractions – the movies, TV shows and books that fall under fiction’s purview are our society’s favorite platforms for storytelling. Read more...
Student Life, The Quad
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January 26, 7:30 pm
Quad Questions: Rendezvous or Feast?
Bruins living on the Hill may have already heard about or experienced firsthand the most recent change in your on-campus dining options. That’s right, I am talking about the newest topic that’s making its rounds: residential restaurant Rendezvous being open on the weekends. Read more...
Student Life, The Quad
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January 16, 12:24 pm
Consent – it shouldn’t just be about sex
On the blog “Hyperbole and a Half,” there’s a post about the phrase, “Please Stop!!” It’s an account of children discovering the limitations of using that phrase for world domination. Read more...