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Student Opinion: The Gravity of UCLA’s New Disability Studies Major

Posted by Ethan Wang
|Date: December 09, 2023
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Student Opinion: The Gravity of UCLA’s New Disability Studies Major

By Ethan Wang LOS ANGELES — Earlier this month, UCLA announced its introduction of a disability studies m ...

By Ethan Wang LOS ANGELES — Earlier this month, UCLA announced its introduction of a disability studies major. In doing so, it became the first public educational institution in California to incorpor ...

December 09, 2023
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The Hidden Cruelty of PetSmart

Posted by Gensen DeLeon
|Date: November 21, 2023
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The Hidden Cruelty of PetSmart

LOS ANGELES — The charming displays of adorable hamsters, vibrant fish, and exotic reptiles effortlessly ...

LOS ANGELES — The charming displays of adorable hamsters, vibrant fish, and exotic reptiles effortlessly captivate the attention of shoppers perusing the pet supply aisles. Any PetSmart customer would ...

November 21, 2023
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Racial Gerrymandering, Coming to a District Near You!

Posted by Antonio Gutierrez
|Date: November 21, 2023
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Racial Gerrymandering, Coming to a District Near You!

SOUTH CAROLINA — On October 11, 2023 the Supreme Court was in session to hear their second case of ...

SOUTH CAROLINA — On October 11, 2023 the Supreme Court was in session to hear their second case of the year: Docket No. 22-807, Alexander v. South Carolina State Conference of the NAACP. The m ...

November 21, 2023
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Typed or Written Notes: Opinions from UCLA Community Members

Posted by Akshaj Mehta
|Date: November 10, 2023
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Typed or Written Notes: Opinions from UCLA Community Members

By Akshaj Mehta LOS ANGELES —Professor Tony Friscia said, “You see a sea of laptops where students are ta ...

By Akshaj Mehta LOS ANGELES —Professor Tony Friscia said, “You see a sea of laptops where students are taking notes” when asked about what methods students use in class to understand lectures. ...

November 10, 2023
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The Moral Implications of Thrifting

Posted by Gensen DeLeon
|Date: November 10, 2023
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The Moral Implications of Thrifting

By Gensen DeLeon LOS ANGELES — In recent years, thrifting has gained popularity as a sustainable and ethi ...

By Gensen DeLeon LOS ANGELES — In recent years, thrifting has gained popularity as a sustainable and ethical alternative to the fast fashion industry. Thrift stores, second-hand shops, and online mark ...

November 10, 2023
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Student Opinion: Gender Inequality in Tennis

Posted by Miu Kikuchi
|Date: November 07, 2023
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Student Opinion: Gender Inequality in Tennis

By Miu Kikuchi LOS ANGELES — The 2023 U.S. Open took place from Aug. 28 to Sept. 10, and was especially s ...

By Miu Kikuchi LOS ANGELES — The 2023 U.S. Open took place from Aug. 28 to Sept. 10, and was especially significant because it celebrated the 50th anniversary of the decision to award male and female ...

November 07, 2023
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Student Opinion: Does the End of Title 42 Alter the Retransformation of the Immigration System in America?

Posted by Angel Cervantes
|Date: May 31, 2023
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Student Opinion: Does the End of Title 42 Alter the Retransformation of the Immigration System in America?

By Angel Cervantes LOS ANGELES - Various news outlets have recently reported that Title 42, a pu ...

By Angel Cervantes LOS ANGELES - Various news outlets have recently reported that Title 42, a public health order by former President Donald Trump, has ended. On the basis of limiting the spr ...

May 31, 2023
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How We Can Fight Stereotypes of the SWANA Region Through Storytelling

Posted by Sarah Mohareb
|Date: May 31, 2023
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How We Can Fight Stereotypes of the SWANA Region Through Storytelling

By Sarah Mohareb LOS ANGELES— If you were to search through the news of nearly any country in South West ...

By Sarah Mohareb LOS ANGELES— If you were to search through the news of nearly any country in South West Asia and North Africa (SWANA) region, you would most likely be filled with stories of tragedies ...

May 31, 2023
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Student Opinion: AI Can Be Educational

Posted by Cynthia Tran
|Date: May 26, 2023
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Student Opinion: AI Can Be Educational

by Cynthia Tran LOS ANGELES — Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been gradually integrating into our ...

by Cynthia Tran LOS ANGELES — Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been gradually integrating into our daily lives as technology has increasingly advanced throughout the past few years. The face of ...

May 26, 2023
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Student Opinion: American Medication Shortages and Accessibility

Posted by Ethan Wang
|Date: May 24, 2023
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Student Opinion: American Medication Shortages and Accessibility

By Ethan Wang LOS ANGELES — According to a Senate-commissioned report, between 2021 and 2022, American pr ...

By Ethan Wang LOS ANGELES — According to a Senate-commissioned report, between 2021 and 2022, American prescription drug shortages increased by 30 percent. With lengthening drug shortages now affectin ...

May 24, 2023
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Student Opinion: The Slippery Implications of Literature Bans

Posted by Ethan Wang
|Date: May 11, 2023
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Student Opinion: The Slippery Implications of Literature Bans

By Ethan Wang CHICAGO — Bans on literature have long plagued the United States and its policymakin ...

By Ethan Wang CHICAGO — Bans on literature have long plagued the United States and its policymaking. To this effect, Illinois lawmakers’ recent greenlighting of a bill to defund libraries that ...

May 11, 2023
| by Ethan Wang

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Yes, Majoring in English Offers Many Options

Posted by Ian Bastida
|Date: May 08, 2023
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Yes, Majoring in English Offers Many Options

by Ian Bastida Every family member and colleague has plagued me with the question that every Engli ...

by Ian Bastida Every family member and colleague has plagued me with the question that every English major dreads to hear: “What do you plan to do with English?” An English degree suppli ...

May 08, 2023
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E-Scooters are Convenient—but at What Cost?

Posted by Cynthia Tran
|Date: May 08, 2023
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E-Scooters are Convenient—but at What Cost?

by Cynthia Tran LOS ANGELES — UCLA is known for its easily walkable campus, but its size of 419 ac ...

by Cynthia Tran LOS ANGELES — UCLA is known for its easily walkable campus, but its size of 419 acres makes the use of e-scooters a popular choice of transportation for students who are looking ...

May 08, 2023
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ASUCLA Should Better Support Student Organizations

Posted by Sarah Mohareb
|Date: May 08, 2023
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ASUCLA Should Better Support Student Organizations

By Sarah Mohareb LOS ANGELES —What should student-run organizations at UCLA do when they feel unde ...

By Sarah Mohareb LOS ANGELES —What should student-run organizations at UCLA do when they feel underprepared or even incapable of utilizing their own campus’s resources? As spring quarter progre ...

May 08, 2023
| by Sarah Mohareb

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Student Opinion: Will LA Mayor Karen Bass’ $13.1 Billion Proposed City Budget Live Up to the Hype?

Posted by Angel Cervantes
|Date: May 08, 2023
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Student Opinion: Will LA Mayor Karen Bass’ $13.1 Billion Proposed City Budget Live Up to the Hype?

By Angel Cervantes LOS ANGELES - Recently, with homelessness and public insecurity reaching all-ti ...

By Angel Cervantes LOS ANGELES - Recently, with homelessness and public insecurity reaching all-time highs in the LA region, it seemed as if we were headed towards another year full of uncertai ...

May 08, 2023
| by Angel Cervantes

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Student Opinion: Reconsidering Mexico in the Arts

Posted by Ian Bastida
|Date: May 04, 2023
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Student Opinion: Reconsidering Mexico in the Arts

by Ian Bastida LOS ANGELES — There seems to be a specific type of person that many envision as what an ar ...

by Ian Bastida LOS ANGELES — There seems to be a specific type of person that many envision as what an artist looks like. Gordon Ramsey is a chef’s blueprint and Michelangelo encapsulates the painter— ...

May 04, 2023
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Guest Commentary: A Queer Student’s Point of View about the Trans Rhetoric

Posted by Eleanora Glick
|Date: May 02, 2023
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Guest Commentary: A Queer Student’s Point of View about the Trans Rhetoric

by Eleanora Glick Hello, my name is Eleanora (Nora) Glick and I go to Davis High School. I am a senior an ...

by Eleanora Glick Hello, my name is Eleanora (Nora) Glick and I go to Davis High School. I am a senior and will be going to Sac City College in the fall of 2023. You probably have heard of my dad (Ron ...

May 02, 2023
| by Eleanora Glick

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Student Opinion: Incident of CalFresh Reduction and Food Deserts in Los Angeles County

Posted by Ethan Wang
|Date: April 24, 2023
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Student Opinion: Incident of CalFresh Reduction and Food Deserts in Los Angeles County

By Ethan Wang LOS ANGELES — KTLA 5 recently reported on a UCLA study which indicated that many Los Angele ...

By Ethan Wang LOS ANGELES — KTLA 5 recently reported on a UCLA study which indicated that many Los Angeles County residents find their quality of life unsatisfactory, many citing inflation and the con ...

April 24, 2023
| by Ethan Wang

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Student Opinion: Environmental Effects of Public Transit in L.A and How to Fix It

Posted by Aidan Rubel
|Date: April 24, 2023
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Student Opinion: Environmental Effects of Public Transit in L.A and How to Fix It

By Aidan Rubel LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles is a city notorious for its bad traffic, and this stereotype is ...

By Aidan Rubel LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles is a city notorious for its bad traffic, and this stereotype is by no means unfounded. According to the Inrix 2016 Traffic Scorecard Report, Los Angelenos spen ...

April 24, 2023
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Devastating Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria Kill Tens of Thousands; Construction Loopholes Are to Blame

Posted by Aidan 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 Aidan Rubel

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