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The mushrooms and onions are searing in olive oil while I’m getting the right balance of balsamic vinegar and lemon juice for my chicken. JUN 4
UCLA student or suspect: a case of mistaken identity prompts closer look at private information posted online
Joshua Elder just wanted a night off from studying. Like most of the more than 71,000 people who were at the Rose Bowl, Elder did not know about the 40-person brawl that broke out in Lot 1 just three hours before kick off. He did not know two people had been stabbed or three people had been arrested. And he did not know he had the same name as a suspect. DEC 12
Three more suspects arrested and one released in connection with stabbing before UCLA-USC football game
Three more suspects have been arrested in connection with the 40-person brawl before Saturday’s UCLA-USC football game at the Rose Bowl. DEC 7
Two men stabbed, three arrested in fight before UCLA-USC football game
PASADENA — Two men were stabbed at the Rose Bowl during a brawl Saturday before the annual football game between UCLA and USC, police said. DEC 5
UPDATED: 2 stabbed in brawl at Rose Bowl, 3 men arrested
Two men were stabbed at the Rose Bowl during a brawl Saturday before the annual football game between UCLA and USC, police said. Three men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. DEC 4
- Not just another Westwood book signing OCT 27
- President Obama visits USC to ask attendees to vote OCT 25
- Obama, other Democratic politicians speak at Moving America Forward rally at USC OCT 22
- Council approves renovation OCT 12
- New manager for UCLAradio.com OCT 5
- A quarter’s worth of coffee exploration SEP 28
- Daily Bruin is here for students SEP 19
- James Blake defeats Germany’s Benjamin Becker to advance in Farmers Classic JUL 29
- College of Letters and Science commencement ceremony to honor John Wooden JUN 8
- Decades after meeting Wooden, Scates is still influenced by legendary coach’s methods JUN 6
- Pauley Pavilion begins renovation with ceremony MAY 11
- Pauley Pavilion renovation formally begins with groundbreaking ceremony MAY 11
- Battle of the Columnists: NCAA expansion MAY 5
- World Cup shows that sports can bring together nations MAY 3
- Men's volleyball coach Al Scates optimistic about next season APR 26
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Daily Bruin investigation top in nation; staff wins numerous awards
The Daily Bruin was named the best college news website and the second best newspaper in the region by the Society of Professional Journalists. MAY 5
UCLA will not take action against Alexandra Wallace
UCLA is not pursuing action against Alexandra Wallace for her YouTube video “Asians in the Library,” university officials announced today. In a statement, Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Janina Montero explained that Wallace’s video rant did not violate the Student Code of Conduct, and the university does not punish free speech. “We have no intention of pursuing a discipline matter — which in no way diminishes the pain felt by so many in the campus community and around the world,” Montero said in the statement. Wallace could not immediately be reached for comment. The video showed Wallace, a third-year political science student, making derogatory comments about Asian students. MAR 18
UPDATED: Viral YouTube video called "repugnant" by UCLA administration
[UPDATED at 3:20 p.m.: The university has confirmed that the person in the video in the Library” is Alexandra Wallace, a student at UCLA, said Robert Naples, associate vice chancellor and dean of students. Naples called the video “beyond distasteful,” saying that her comments in no way represent the views of the UCLA as a community. Naples said he personally received more than 100 e-mails of complaint from individuals all over the country, primarily from people affiliated with UCLA. The university has yet to get in contact with Wallace, but hopes to meet with her as soon as possible to determine the appropriate response, Naples said. “We’ll be taking a look at the language that she uses in the video to see if it violates any codes under the student code, perhaps regarding harassment,” Naples said. However, the student code in no way usurps the authority of the First Amendment, Naples said. A Facebook user under the name “Alexandra Wallace” posted an apology on Chancellor Gene Block’s Facebook page on Sunday night. Wallace denied that she wrote the posts, stating that she currently does not have a Facebook account. The original video was taken down, but other copies of the video have been posted under different accounts. Within three days, the video has provoked a tremendous response from the community. Hundreds of comments have been posted on Block’s Facebook page. Numerous videos have been posted on YouTube in response to her original video.] MAR 13
Daily Bruin wins national, state awards
The Daily Bruin earned dozens of national and state awards this past weekend. MAR 9
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