UCLA was one of the first universities to experiment with the
Internet, which has evolved to become indispensable to the
university and its students.
Students enroll in courses, do research and lab experiments,
submit homework and papers, engage in class discussions, do reading
for their courses, and consult with librarians, academic counseling
and health center nurses ““ all online.

The first UCLA environmental health summit, held Thursday by the
UCLA Institute of the Environment and the Women’s Foundation
of California, focused on the disproportionate effects of pollution
on women and children in a gender-based take on environmental
issues.

Crime at and around UCLA has decreased in the last year, but
that does not mean precautions and preventative measures should be
overlooked, say university police and university officials.

Financial experts tend to agree that if reforms are made early
to Social Security, there will be a lesser degree of impact on
current youth.
Social Security at the end of 2004 sustained 48 million
beneficiaries and covered 159 million workers and their families,
according to the recently released 2005 Annual Report of the Board
of Trustees.

The future of UCLA’s food model is mostly contingent on
the Food Services Master Plan and the ASUCLA fee referendum.
As it stands, the campus’ food model is a mixture of
privately contracted and university-operated restaurants.

A multitalented Bollywood tycoon will speak to the UCLA Anderson
School of Management community on Wednesday.
Bhuvan Lall, president and CEO of Lall Entertainment, has had
more than 18 years of experience with the Indian film industry.

An honorable distinction was given to a UCLA director for his
work with the Global Access Program from the Finnish government,
where UCLA business students can apply their skills in foreign
countries.

The U.S. military has made efforts in an attempt to ensure
current and future veterans have the opportunity to receive a
higher education.
Much attention has been placed on the importance of educating
U.S.

Last Thursday, U.S. election officials trained the next
generation of poll workers for today’s presidential
election.
More than 100 people, both old and young, but most of whom were
in their teens, filled the cafeteria of a middle school in East Los
Angeles in order to learn how to issue and collect ballots.