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• UCLA Fund targets students for donations to support the university
  By MELISSA TRUONG
  Every month, Max Belasco takes the money he would have spent for two cups of coffee and donates it to UCLA. FEB 9
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  On Route
  By KYLIE REYNOLDS
  Jonathan “JonJon” Junpradub sat behind the wheel, looking more awake than most of the passengers on his UCLA Campus Express bus. FEB 3
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  JusticeCorps volunteers offer aid for 'self-help' litigants
  By ALESSANDRA DASKALAKIS
  Christopher Bartlett began the fight for custody of his 5-year-old son without a job and without a lawyer. FEB 9

• UCLA report predicts many Californians will remain uninsured without mandate in Affordable Care Act
  By JAKE GREENBERG
  College students and recent graduates could potentially be affected by an upcoming Supreme Court review of the Affordable Care Act, based on the question of whether or not the government can legally require all U.S. citizens to buy health insurance. FEB 9
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  Federal appeals court rules California’s same-sex marriage ban as unconstitutional
  By LOIC HOSTETTER, NAHEED RAJWANI
  A California state ban on same-sex marriage was ruled unconstitutional by a federal appeals court Tuesday, a move cheered by members of the UCLA lesbian, bisexual, gay and transgender community, though same-sex marriages will not resume immediately. FEB 8
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  Alumna and leukemia patient Janet Liang finds worldwide support through social media
  By SAMANTHA MASUNAGA
  When doctors gave Janet Liang two months to live, she took matters into her own hands. FEB 8
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  Sister Act: Arda and Doris Melkonian work to reach out to campus through Graduate Students Association
  By STEPHEN STEWART
  It takes an effort for Doris Melkonian to not finish her sister Arda’s sentences, and vice versa. FEB 8
• USAC offers mental health workshops about sleep, relationships and stress during midterm season
  By OLIVIA HITCHCOCK
  A free three-part mental health workshop series and several smaller events planned for this week aim to encourage positivity and mental wellness in students during the peak of midterm season. FEB 8
• USAC Recap – Feb. 7
  The Undergraduate Students Association Council is the official student government of UCLA’s undergraduate students. Council meetings are Tuesdays at 7 p.m. in Kerckhoff 417 and are open to all students. FEB 8
• UCLA to offer first research opportunity fair
  UCLA’s first research opportunity fair next week aims to assist undergraduates in exploring the university’s ongoing research projects. FEB 8
• ASUCLA sees a decline in sales in January
  By FIONA KIRBY
  Associated Students UCLA reported a steep drop in sales in January, a decrease that could be related to winter quarter’s late start this year. FEB 7
• Gov. Jerry Brown’s 12-point pension plan to affect UC employees if approved
  By DANYAL BUDARE
  University of California employees could see a change in their retirement plans if changes formally proposed by Gov. Jerry Brown last week are approved. FEB 7

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