Freshman guard Jules Bernard notched career highs in points and minutes with 19 and 27, respectively, against Stanford on Saturday. The freshman missed just one shot from the field and one free throw in UCLA’s 24-point loss. (Joe Akita/Daily Bruin staff)
Sports
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February 16, 10:14 pm
UCLA men’s basketball fails to cut down Cardinal lead in 104-80 romp by Stanford
By Sam Connon
It’s safe to assume the Bruins would have liked that broken rim delay to last a little longer. UCLA men’s basketball (13-13, 6-7 Pac-12) entered the second half down just nine.
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February 14, 11:22 pm
Researchers develop more accurate method of determining age of death
By Matisse Senkfor and Shruti Iyer
UCLA researchers have developed a new tool to predict when someone will die, but don’t start planning your funeral yet. In a study published last month in the journal Aging, researchers in the lab of Steve Horvath, a professor of human genetics and biostatistics, developed a new method of predicting the population lifespans that is 14 percent more accurate than previous methods.
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February 14, 11:16 pm
Westwood Neighborhood Council opposes The Agora plans amid building controversy
By Marilyn Chavez-Martinez
The Westwood Neighborhood Council voted to maintain its opposition to a high-rise housing project in Westwood. The WWNC reviewed its initial vote in January to oppose The Agora, a 16-story housing project on Hilgard Avenue, on Wednesday.
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February 14, 11:30 pm
BruinX provides programs for promoting diversity and equity on campus
By Martin Bilbao
A unit within the Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion aims to increase its engagement with undergraduate students through mock graduate-level classes. Devon Carbado, associate vice chancellor of BruinX, said he came up with the idea to hold mock graduate classes at an event called “BruiNext: Pathways and Possibilities” last year.
Opinion
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February 14, 10:03 pm
Op-ed: USAC has responsibility to make student government more accessible UCLA community
News
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February 14, 12:14 am
Professors deconstruct love, intimacy through psychological and biological lenses
The Quad
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February 15, 7:12 pm
The Quad: A forgotten massacre in the heart of LA echoes through history in extant prejudices
By Alexandra Ferguson
We rightfully want to learn from history’s mistakes, but navigating the uglier results of history can often be both difficult and muddled. However, interaction with history doesn’t have to be stagnant: in Hidden Histories, Daily Bruin staffer Alexandra Ferguson will reflect on various aspects of Los Angeles’ history.
The Quad, Campus
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February 15, 4:58 pm
Week six: Breathalyzers for frats, facility for athletes, Kevin De León for Luskin
The Quad
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February 14, 2:47 pm
The Quad: Self-discovery as important as a relationship on Valentine’s Day
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