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Devastating Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria Kill Tens of Thousands; Construction Loopholes Are to Blame

Posted by Aiden Rubel
|Date: March 15, 2023
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Devastating Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria Kill Tens of Thousands; Construction Loopholes Are to Blame

Note: The following link is a resource that provides a legitimate and comprehensive list of charit ...

Note: The following link is a resource that provides a legitimate and comprehensive list of charities and organizations that are providing humanitarian relief in response to the earthquakes. So ...

March 15, 2023
| by Aiden Rubel

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Student Opinion: Can We Move Past Car Dependency?

Posted by Ian Bastida
|Date: March 14, 2023
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Student Opinion: Can We Move Past Car Dependency?

by Ian Bastida LOS ANGELES — Many Americans rely on cars as their primary means of transportation. ...

by Ian Bastida LOS ANGELES — Many Americans rely on cars as their primary means of transportation. It is difficult to imagine a commute to work that does not require one because this country’s ...

March 14, 2023
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Student Opinion: TikTok, Self-Diagnosis and the Monopoly on Mental Health

Posted by Ethan Wang
|Date: March 14, 2023
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Student Opinion: TikTok, Self-Diagnosis and the Monopoly on Mental Health

By Ethan Wang LOS ANGELES — Online conversations about mental health and illness, particularly over socia ...

By Ethan Wang LOS ANGELES — Online conversations about mental health and illness, particularly over social media, are at an all-time high. A 2022 study indicated that Generation Z (often dubbed ‘Gen Z ...

March 14, 2023
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Residents of the UCLA Transfer LLC Question Dorm Safety

Posted by Cynthia Tran
|Date: March 08, 2023
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Residents of the UCLA Transfer LLC Question Dorm Safety

by Cynthia Tran LOS ANGELES — Residents living in UCLA’s transfer LLC building, De Neve Holly, hav ...

by Cynthia Tran LOS ANGELES — Residents living in UCLA’s transfer LLC building, De Neve Holly, have rising concerns regarding safety measures in their dorm building after experiencing a series ...

March 08, 2023
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North Korea Promotes a New Propaganda Campaign via Social Media

Posted by Kaylee Blanco
|Date: March 08, 2023
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North Korea Promotes a New Propaganda Campaign via Social Media

By Kaylee Blanco NORTH KOREA— North Korean vloggers showcasing “life in North Korea'' have been surfacing ...

By Kaylee Blanco NORTH KOREA— North Korean vloggers showcasing “life in North Korea'' have been surfacing throughout social media and attracting millions of viewers worldwide. There has been an upsurg ...

March 08, 2023
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Student Opinion: The US’s Problem With Affordable Drugs and Cost Plus Drugs

Posted by Aiden Rubel
|Date: March 08, 2023
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Student Opinion: The US’s Problem With Affordable Drugs and Cost Plus Drugs

By Aidan Rubel LOS ANGELES — It is no secret that medications in the U.S. are wildly overpriced. Insulin, ...

By Aidan Rubel LOS ANGELES — It is no secret that medications in the U.S. are wildly overpriced. Insulin, one of the most notorious examples of this phenomenon due to its frequent usage, costs $98.70 ...

March 08, 2023
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Peru Plunged into Chaos as Protests Sweep the Nation

Posted by Cooper Dutton
|Date: February 22, 2023
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Peru Plunged into Chaos as Protests Sweep the Nation

By: Cooper Dutton LIMA, PERU—At least 50 Peruvians were injured after police clashed with protesters in a ...

By: Cooper Dutton LIMA, PERU—At least 50 Peruvians were injured after police clashed with protesters in anti-government demonstrations that have spread across the country. In the capital city ...

February 22, 2023
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The Fate of Teaching Black History in US Education

Posted by Alexa Castrutia
|Date: February 21, 2023
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The Fate of Teaching Black History in US Education

By Alexa Castruita FLORIDA– Recently, Florida’s Department of Education banned the introduction of ...

By Alexa Castruita FLORIDA– Recently, Florida’s Department of Education banned the introduction of the College Board’s pilot AP African American Studies course, the latest in the state’s fight ...

February 21, 2023
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The Price of Being a Woman in Mexico

Posted by Alexa Castrutia
|Date: February 21, 2023
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The Price of Being a Woman in Mexico

By Alexa Castruita MEXICO CITY— Maria de Jesus Jaime Zamudio. Ingrid Escamilla Vargas. Debanhi Sus ...

By Alexa Castruita MEXICO CITY— Maria de Jesus Jaime Zamudio. Ingrid Escamilla Vargas. Debanhi Susana Escobar Bazaldúa. These names represent the latest of growing violence against Mexican wome ...

February 21, 2023
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Violence in Israel and Palestine Kills at Least 17, Wounds Many Others

Posted by Cooper Dutton
|Date: February 20, 2023
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Violence in Israel and Palestine Kills at Least 17, Wounds Many Others

By: Cooper Dutton Jerusalem—At least 17 Israelis and Palestinians were killed in a series of attacks on J ...

By: Cooper Dutton Jerusalem—At least 17 Israelis and Palestinians were killed in a series of attacks on January 26 and 27. Two weeks ago, Israeli forces raided an apartment building in the Jen ...

February 20, 2023
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Russia Retreats from Southern Ukraine Amid the Ongoing Conflict That Has Claimed the Livelihoods of Cities and Citizens

Posted by Alexa Castrutia
|Date: February 20, 2023
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Russia Retreats from Southern Ukraine Amid the Ongoing Conflict That Has Claimed the Livelihoods of Cities and Citizens

By Alexa Castruita UKRAINE—Recently, Russian forces pulled out of a large portion of Ukraine’s Khe ...

By Alexa Castruita UKRAINE—Recently, Russian forces pulled out of a large portion of Ukraine’s Kherson region, signaling a defeat against the Kremlin and a step closer to Ukraine’s rightful sov ...

February 20, 2023
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Student Opinion: UCLA’s Accessibility Dilemma

Posted by Aiden Rubel
|Date: February 13, 2023
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Student Opinion: UCLA’s Accessibility Dilemma

By Aidan Rubel LOS ANGELES — Two weeks into my first year at UCLA, I was planning to walk to the Fresh Pr ...

By Aidan Rubel LOS ANGELES — Two weeks into my first year at UCLA, I was planning to walk to the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air house in Brentwood. It would be a nice way to get alone time, I thought. Instea ...

February 13, 2023
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ChatGPT’s Educational Effects, As Written By ChatGPT

Posted by Aiden Rubel
|Date: February 06, 2023
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ChatGPT’s Educational Effects, As Written By ChatGPT

By Aidan Rubel LOS ANGELES — If you have recently spent time looking at innovation news, you have probabl ...

By Aidan Rubel LOS ANGELES — If you have recently spent time looking at innovation news, you have probably heard about ChatGPT. ChatGPT is an online tool that utilizes artificial intelligence to answe ...

February 06, 2023
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Student Opinion: AI Chatbot Usage in the Humanities Present Both an Obstacle and Opportunity

Posted by Michelle Lin
|Date: February 06, 2023
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Student Opinion: AI Chatbot Usage in the Humanities Present Both an Obstacle and Opportunity

By Michelle Lin LOS ANGELES — The humanities are often viewed as antiquated, requiring minimal or no tech ...

By Michelle Lin LOS ANGELES — The humanities are often viewed as antiquated, requiring minimal or no technological devices to teach or interact with these studies. Yet in the age of technology, skills ...

February 06, 2023
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New Transportation Option for UCLA Students: Extension of the Metro’s D-Line

Posted by Aiden Rubel
|Date: January 11, 2023
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New Transportation Option for UCLA Students: Extension of the Metro’s D-Line

By Aidan Rubel LOS ANGELES — UCLA is situated in a city notorious for its terrible public transportation ...

By Aidan Rubel LOS ANGELES — UCLA is situated in a city notorious for its terrible public transportation system. With Los Angeles being a very sprawling city, its bad traffic and lack of an elaborate ...

January 11, 2023
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Qatar 2022 — The Cost of Fútbol

Posted by Christopher Buchanan
|Date: January 10, 2023
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Qatar 2022 — The Cost of Fútbol

By Christopher Buchanan LOS ANGELES, CA—The 2022 World Cup ceremonies in Qatar finished last month ...

By Christopher Buchanan LOS ANGELES, CA—The 2022 World Cup ceremonies in Qatar finished last month after a flurry of negative news coverage plagued the preparation process for the games. ...

January 10, 2023
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Increase in Humanities Majors at UC Berkeley Opens Conversation for the Value of a Humanities Education

Posted by Ellie Yun
|Date: January 10, 2023
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Increase in Humanities Majors at UC Berkeley Opens Conversation for the Value of a Humanities Education

By Ellie Yun LOS ANGELES — After decades of decline in humanities divisions across college campuses, the ...

By Ellie Yun LOS ANGELES — After decades of decline in humanities divisions across college campuses, the University of California, Berkeley has reported a resurgence of students declaring majors in th ...

January 10, 2023
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Student Opinion: Effects of Climate Change on Studying Abroad

Posted by Julia Bohan
|Date: January 10, 2023
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Student Opinion: Effects of Climate Change on Studying Abroad

Photo via Tour Eiffel By Julia Bohan PARIS —While I made many memories during my study abroad trip, I wi ...

Photo via Tour Eiffel By Julia Bohan PARIS —While I made many memories during my study abroad trip, I will never forget the record-breaking heatwave that hit most of Europe. This past July, I had th ...

January 10, 2023
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World in an Unstable State with Unfulfilled Pledges Leading to Climate Crisis

Posted by Ellie Yun
|Date: January 09, 2023
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World in an Unstable State with Unfulfilled Pledges Leading to Climate Crisis

By Ellie Yun LOS ANGELES — In the 2022 Emissions Gap Report, released October 27, the United Natio ...

By Ellie Yun LOS ANGELES — In the 2022 Emissions Gap Report, released October 27, the United Nations (UN) reported that current climate pledges are “falling far short of” where they need to be ...

January 09, 2023
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‘They Can’t Silence Us’: BLM Protests against Racist City Councilmembers

Posted by Karis Kim
|Date: November 18, 2022
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‘They Can’t Silence Us’: BLM Protests against Racist City Councilmembers

By Victoria Lee and Karis Kim LOS ANGELES, CA—Three weeks ago, audio files of Nury Martinez, Gil C ...

By Victoria Lee and Karis Kim LOS ANGELES, CA—Three weeks ago, audio files of Nury Martinez, Gil Cedillo, and Kevin de León were leaked by an anonymous source containing racist statements. Sinc ...

November 18, 2022
| by Karis Kim

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