No Offense, the Daily Bruin’s opinion radio show, is back for another year! Each week, the Opinion staff will share their thoughts on events and trends happening at UCLA and beyond. Read more...
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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September 27, 10:16 pm
Keshav Tadimeti: UCLA must implement preemptive stringent cybersecurity measures
You would have to be a yahoo to still be using Yahoo. And this time, that’s not just because Gmail is superior.
If you haven’t heard, Yahoo announced last week there was a massive security breach of its servers, resulting in hackers stealing email account information for over 500 million users. Read more...
Photo: (Courtesy of Coolcaesar via WikiMedia)
Opinion, The Quad, Throwback Thursday
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September 21, 11:35 pm
Throwback Thursday: The ordeal of registering for classes in the days before MyUCLA
The last time I sat in a chair for two hours waiting for my name to be called was at my middle school graduation. But for UCLA students 35 years ago, that was a regular occasion when signing up for classes. Read more...
Photo: (Daily Bruin archives)
Community, Opinion
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June 26, 8:44 pm
Keshav Tadimeti: Administration should improve communication with undergraduates
For the record, in my one year at UCLA I have only ever seen one of the Murphy Hall tenants in person.
Actually, make that two: I not only had the good fortune of listening to Vice Chancellor Jerry Kang during the fall 2015 Diversity Caucus, but I also got to witness Chancellor Gene Block walk across Bruin Plaza while busily looking at his phone. Read more...
Photo: (Harishwer Balasubramani/Daily Bruin)
Academics, The Quad
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May 31, 4:13 pm
Lost in Boelter: Finding a way out
Communication is key in computer science.
That may seem apparent when we’re talking about machines – networks are, after all, built off of communication between routers and computer systems. Read more...
Photo: (Keshav Tadimeti/Daily Bruin)
Academics, The Quad
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May 23, 2:08 pm
Lost in Boelter: Speaking the pseudo-language
One of the lesser–known skills computer science students pick up in college is the ability to create pseudo-languages.
I’m not talking about coding languages, but systems of interpretation, where certain words and phrases map to particular meanings. Read more...
Photo: Pseudo-languages reveal the artistry of computer science. (Internet Archive images via Flickr)
Academics, The Quad
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May 19, 8:21 pm
Lost in Boelter: Code-switchable
One doesn’t usually associate staring at a computer screen with self-reflection – except for, of course, when you’re staring at a glossy screen.
Surprisingly, I’ve recently noticed myself doing a great deal of both throughout my experience with computer science. Read more...
Photo: Those who lack creativity in computer science are in for a hard landing. (Creative Commons photo by HackNY via Flickr)
Opinion, Opinion Columns
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September 27, 10:16 pm
Keshav Tadimeti: UCLA must implement preemptive stringent cybersecurity measures
You would have to be a yahoo to still be using Yahoo. And this time, that’s not just because Gmail is superior. If you haven’t heard, Yahoo announced last week there was a massive security breach of its servers, resulting in hackers stealing email account information for over 500 million users. Read more...
Photo: (Courtesy of Coolcaesar via WikiMedia)
Opinion, The Quad, Throwback Thursday
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September 21, 11:35 pm
Throwback Thursday: The ordeal of registering for classes in the days before MyUCLA
The last time I sat in a chair for two hours waiting for my name to be called was at my middle school graduation. But for UCLA students 35 years ago, that was a regular occasion when signing up for classes. Read more...
Photo: (Daily Bruin archives)
Community, Opinion
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June 26, 8:44 pm
Keshav Tadimeti: Administration should improve communication with undergraduates
For the record, in my one year at UCLA I have only ever seen one of the Murphy Hall tenants in person. Actually, make that two: I not only had the good fortune of listening to Vice Chancellor Jerry Kang during the fall 2015 Diversity Caucus, but I also got to witness Chancellor Gene Block walk across Bruin Plaza while busily looking at his phone. Read more...
Photo: (Harishwer Balasubramani/Daily Bruin)
Academics, The Quad
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May 31, 4:13 pm
Lost in Boelter: Finding a way out
Communication is key in computer science. That may seem apparent when we’re talking about machines – networks are, after all, built off of communication between routers and computer systems. Read more...
Photo: (Keshav Tadimeti/Daily Bruin)
Academics, The Quad
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May 23, 2:08 pm
Lost in Boelter: Speaking the pseudo-language
One of the lesser–known skills computer science students pick up in college is the ability to create pseudo-languages. I’m not talking about coding languages, but systems of interpretation, where certain words and phrases map to particular meanings. Read more...
Photo: Pseudo-languages reveal the artistry of computer science. (Internet Archive images via Flickr)
Academics, The Quad
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May 19, 8:21 pm
Lost in Boelter: Code-switchable
One doesn’t usually associate staring at a computer screen with self-reflection – except for, of course, when you’re staring at a glossy screen. Surprisingly, I’ve recently noticed myself doing a great deal of both throughout my experience with computer science. Read more...
Photo: Those who lack creativity in computer science are in for a hard landing. (Creative Commons photo by HackNY via Flickr)