Amanda Noroña and Amy Penn both represented China in the
Chinese Council of the United Nations this past weekend.
But these students never went to the U.N.

As Trisha Howard looks into her planned future as a high school
teacher, she sees more obstacles in her way if Proposition 74
passes in a statewide special election on Nov.

UCLA Chancellor Albert Carnesale may be leaving his post as the
head of the university, but he plans to return to UCLA as a faculty
member and sit on the FBI’s National Security Higher
Education Advisory Board.

For most students, the upcoming statewide special election in
November will likely have an indirect or long-term effect, rather
than impacting their daily lives.
There will be eight ballot propositions on the Nov.

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that Congress has authority over
state law on the issue of medical marijuana, leaving states that
have legalized marijuana no longer legally able to distribute it,
according to federal law.

As students throughout the dorms and apartments begin studying
for finals next week they’ll also be looking for a quick
boost of energy.
And though popular forms of energy include mochas and Red Bulls,
clinicians on campus advise students to also consider other
healthier alternatives.

Race and culture are key topics being discussed throughout the
week at the UCLA Anderson School of Management. Business leaders
are talking about how blacks experience their work setting
differently from others.

What began as a learning experience ended with a first-place
finish for UCLA Anderson School of Management students at the Rice
University Business Plan Competition in Houston, Texas, earlier
this month.

A full house of graduate students, professors, business leaders
and fans gathered to hear national celebrity Kelly Perdew speak on
his experiences on Donald Trump’s hit television show
“The Apprentice II” Wednesday at Korn Hall in the UCLA
Anderson School of Management.

The UCLA Anderson Forecast predicts a possible national economic
recession in 2006, which could negatively affect some UCLA
graduates as they venture into the job market.