The van wasn’t rocking and the windows weren’t
steamed, but its location in an empty corner of the parking lot and
a haphazardly positioned blue sheet in a large side window alerted
UCPD Officer Dan Jermansen that there might be some people inside
the van who, as he called it, “needed some
privacy.”
Officer Tom Krueger quickly stopped the patrol car that had been
cruising through Parking Lot 11, and both he and Jermansen jumped
out, flashlights shining into the van.

With their perfected 8-claps, UCLA football jerseys, and blue
and gold accessories, the thousands of participants in the
I’m Going to College event on Saturday could almost pass for
current UCLA students.

Federal restrictions which prevent males who have had sex with
other males from donating blood has elicited claims of
discrimination from members of the gay community during
this key period of on-campus blood drives.

Vivian Chung’s faint British accent tells a story her
appearance does not relay. Despite the typical Southern California
fall attire she wears ““ tinted Chanel sunglasses, black
flip-flops, black tank top and jeans ““ the Chinese
second-year grew up in a different culture than that of Los
Angeles.

On the cathedral tours given by Professor John Dagenais, there
is no walking ““ only flying.
Participants flew over surrounding rooftops and right up to a
likeness of Jesus sculpted into a wall near the high ceilings on a
virtual tour of the Romanesque Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
in Spain, guided by Dagenais on Sunday.

As April is Sexually Transmitted Diseases Awareness Month, more
attention is being drawn to the prevention and treatment of
STDs.
An estimated 19 million new cases of sexually transmitted
infections occur each year, with almost half of them among people
ages 15 to 24, according to the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention Web site.

As the small clouds of white gas pouring out of the bowl grew,
so did the crowd surrounding the demonstration table.
Fourth-year chemical engineering student Stephen Sass eyed the
crowd from behind the table as he emptied the silver ladle full of
liquid nitrogen into the bowl, creating larger white clouds and
bringing the mixture one step closer to its completed state: ice
cream.

Costing California taxpayers an estimated $1.4 billion annually,
providing medical care for undocumented immigrants in California
has become a key issue in the debate over immigration reform.

The recent launch of a new nanoelectronics institute at UCLA
marks the beginning of one of the world’s largest
joint-research programs dealing with the emerging field of
spintronics, in which researchers hope to find ways to make
everyday electronics require significantly less power to
operate.

As finals approach, many students are trying to find the most
effective ways to study, evaluating what worked and did not work in
the past.
Appropriately enough, researchers at UC Irvine and University
College London are examining which environmental factors best
prepare the mind to learn new information as part of a new study on
memory.