Real estate professionals will gather at the Benjamin S. Crocker Symposium on Real Estate Law and Business 2008 to confront issues currently facing their field.

During the first week of February, the UCLA colony of the Jewish sorority Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi will become initiated as a full chapter.

A boarded-up building at 611 Gayley Ave., with fences twisted away from the frames, trash littering its yard and faded Greek letters painted on its walls, has sat between its polished and painted neighbors along fraternity row for years.

To raise money for victims of a massive flood in Tabasco, Mexico, Dykstra Hall resident assistants will hold “Live Aid” tonight at 7 p.m. in the Tom Bradley International Student Center, with performances from five student a capella groups.

“The fate of the world is in your hands … and in your pants,” read the poster for the E3 and Sierra Club event titled “Sex and the Environment.”

In those dorms where students usually keep their doors shut and never meet their neighbors, program assistants are now set up to encourage people to leave their rooms and participate in community events.

UCLA’s Get Legal program is attempting to deter copyright infringement by using the new digital music program Ruckus to try and prevent illegal downloading on campus.

The UCLA School of Public Health received a $4.25 million grant to be used for improving health in low-income populations.