Redshirt sophomore Meghan Scudero transferred to UCLA from De Anza College in Cupertino, California, this school year. Scudero has played in 10 games this season for UCLA women's soccer. (Photo by Axel Lopez/Assistant Photo editor, Photo Illustration by Amy Dixon/Photo editor)
Sports
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November 14, 1:08 am
Meghan Scudero balances roles to prove both the pen and the soccer ball are mighty
By Jacqueline Dzwonczyk
Meghan Scudero grew up wanting to become the president someday, but that was before she committed to play Division I soccer. Fast forward two years: The junior transferred to UCLA to become a writer.
Arts
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November 13, 10:33 pm
Professor designs escape rooms with logical solutions to magical scenarios
By Kaia Sherry
Magic and logic clash in the UNLOCKED escape room, tricking the mind alongside the eye, said Hung Pham. Based in Irvine, UNLOCKED was created in January 2016 as the pet project of UCLA biochemistry professor Pham and four friends, all enthusiasts of the budding escape room trend.
News
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November 14, 1:40 am
New USAC workshops promote financial literacy among underserved communities
By Lena Nguyen
Student government and community groups shared financial literacy tips, like how to finesse free Pizookies or how to find the cheapest bus stops, at a workshop Tuesday.
News
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November 14, 1:36 am
International Education Week kicks off at UCLA and across the globe
By Annie Whalen
The dean of the UCLA School of Education and Information Studies said promoting education is the key to disrupting inequality in a rapidly globalizing world. Dean Marcelo Suárez-Orozco spoke at an event as part of UCLA’s International Education Week on campus Tuesday.
Opinion
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November 13, 10:44 pm
Submission: Free speech should not give hateful dialogue on campus a pass
News
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November 14, 1:55 am
Native American scholarship helps boost social worker student at UCLA
The Quad
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November 14, 1:45 pm
The Quad: A look into how UCLA’s admit rates have changed in light of increasing applicants
By Alexandra Ferguson
UCLA’s acceptance rate has dropped 4.4 percent over the past five years. UCLA had yet another record-breaking number of applicants in fall 2018. Though new admits’ excitement has surely turned into midterm stress by now, the admissions process for fall 2018 proved to be one of the most competitive cycles in the University of California’s history.
The Quad
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November 9, 4:52 pm
Week six: Midterm elections, EPA nomination, elevator trouble, Vegan Bake-off
The Quad
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November 9, 12:24 pm
The Copy Shop: How the Associated Press managed to create editor Morse code
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