In Valorie Kondos Field’s final meet as the UCLA gymnastics coach, the Bruins finished in third place at the NCAA championship. (Liz Ketcham/Assistant Photo editor)
Sports
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April 20, 6:12 pm
Gymnastics finishes season in third place at NCAA championships behind Oklahoma, LSU
By Cassidy Hunt
This post was updated April 20 at 7:18 p.m. FORT WORTH, Texas — Valorie Kondos Field couldn’t hold back tears. In the final meet of the coach’s career, No.
Arts
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April 21, 10:16 pm
Roundtable talk to examine roles of women in medieval society, rediscover gold
By Paige Hua
Objects are more privileged than subjects, Sara Burdorff suggests in UCLA’s next Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies Roundtable. Typically, men in Anglo-Saxon literature are viewed as the subjects – nonmarginalized, active players.
News
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April 22, 12:31 am
USAC Judicial Board votes to keep recent changes to election calendar
By Marilyn Chavez-Martinez
Student government candidates will not be disqualified for late paperwork under a Friday judicial board ruling. Navkaran Gurm, a first-year public affairs and economics student alleged the Undergraduate Students Association Council Election Board and council itself violated article 13.1.3 of the election code, which states all changes to the election calendar must be proposed by week seven winter quarter.
News
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April 22, 12:27 am
Report finds out-of-state student recruitment racially, socioeconomically biased
By Kalysa To
Public research universities focus more of their recruitment efforts on out-of-state students, according to a report from UCLA and the University of Arizona. The study, which was published in March, investigated the recruitment strategies of 15 public research universities nationwide and found decreased state funding has caused universities to focus recruitment efforts on out-of-state students, particularly in wealthy and white communities, in order to increase revenue from out-of-state tuition.
Opinion
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April 21, 10:34 pm
Editorial: UC’s indecision on raising nonresident financial aid creates unclear future
News
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April 21, 8:46 pm
Brush fire near Getty museum contained by LAFD, under arson investigation
The Quad, Lifestyle
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April 22, 6:08 pm
The Quad: Consider clean cosmetics to cut out possible carcinogens in your everyday life
By Alexa Greco
Formaldehyde is a key ingredient in embalming dead bodies. But the chemical’s uses don’t end there. Formaldehyde can be released by substances found in a number of cosmetics, including hair and skin care products.
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