Junior Kyla Ross and senior Katelyn Ohashi both scored perfect 10s on floor exercise to clinch the Pac-12 championship for UCLA gymnastics Saturday night. (Amy Dixon/Photo editor)
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March 23, 7:59 pm
Gymnastics wins second straight Pac-12 title, posts highest national score of season
By Cassidy Hunt
This post was updated March 23 at 9:09 p.m. WEST VALLEY CITY, Ut. — The Bruins are Pac-12 Champions – again. No. 2 UCLA gymnastics (9-1, 7-0 Pac-12) won the Pac-12 Women’s Gymnastics Championships in West Valley City, Utah, on Saturday night for the second straight year.
Sports
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March 18, 2:09 am
Met with a shoulder injury and severe pain, Madison Kocian muscled her way through
By Cassidy Hunt
This post was updated March 19 at 9:12 p.m. Madison Kocian kicked up into a handstand at the end of practice – something she couldn’t do a year ago.
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March 21, 6:27 pm
UCLA Athletics announces resignation of men’s soccer coach Jorge Salcedo
By Joy Hong and Sam Connon
UCLA men’s soccer coach Jorge Salcedo has resigned, according to UCLA Senior Associate Athletic Director of Communications, Shana Wilson. Salcedo was one of the suspects allegedly involved in a bribery scheme helping admit students to universities as student-athletes who had not played the sport competitively.
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March 22, 12:45 pm
UCLA Athletics director speaks on bribery scheme, explains admissions process
By Angie Forburger and David Gray
UCLA Athletics director Dan Guerrero issued a statement Friday concerning the involvement of UCLA Athletics in the bribery scheme admitting students to universities as student-athletes. According to court records released on March 12, UCLA men’s soccer coach Jorge Salcedo was one of many allegedly involved in the scheme, which included the facilitation of cheating on college entrance exams.
Opinion
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March 17, 10:45 pm
Editorial: UCLA administrators are out of touch with mental health services’ limitations
News
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March 18, 2:48 am
USAC recap – winter 2019
The Quad
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March 14, 6:23 pm
The Quad: As more schools go test-optional, the debate on standardized exams expands
By Samantha Dorfan
Standardized tests have been a cornerstone of college applications since the 1900s, but over the past few years, more and more institutions are allowing applicants to opt out of them and direct their efforts elsewhere.
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