The UCLA Anderson School of Management’s search for a new
dean is one step closer to being complete with the announcement of
Geoffrey Garrett, vice provost of the UCLA International Institute,
as an official candidate for the position.

For students seeking knowledge and networking opportunities in
the fields of accounting and finance, a new campus honors society
may offer them a professional experience unavailable in any other
financial organization on campus.

Students from the UCLA Anderson School of Management’s
Retail Management Association held their third annual fashion show
last night at the Anderson Alumni Plaza.
This year’s show, titled “Faces of L.A.,”
featured attire representing Malibu, Brentwood, Hollywood, Sunset,
downtown and Beverly Hills.

There are many people and organizations from whom candidates
running for the Undergraduate Students Association Council this
year seek support. But as far as monetary campaign contributions
are concerned, candidates are careful about accepting
donations.

Low figures for minority student admissions combined with a
squeeze on outreach programs by the state budget has led many
officials to fear the UC is facing an imminent diversity
crisis.

UCLA students celebrating Earth Day on Thursday may find
themselves in a more environment-friendly setting than they would
if they were not on a college campus.

Correction Appended
For students planning on pursuing graduate education after UCLA,
preparation courses for graduate school entrance exams can be
effective, yet costly, ways to boost LSAT or MCAT scores.

For all the last-minute tax return filers in the UCLA community,
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance is here to help.
VITA is a student-coordinated program, in conjunction with the
IRS, that is designed to help UCLA students, faculty or local
residents properly prepare their annual federal and state income
tax returns, free of charge.

With the California primary election behind them, student
political groups supporting Democratic presidential candidates are
taking on different roles on campus.
Other than Bruins for Dean, whose members will not be endorsing
anyone come election time, the student political groups will work
together to campaign for the Democratic presidential candidate,
regardless of who he is.

For the numerous students who rely on their parents or guardians
to pay their BAR accounts every month, the services billed from the
Ashe Center can bring up certain confidentiality issues.