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Our Spring 2012 Issue!
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- September 25, 2011“A Nation Emerges: The Mexican Revolution Revealed”
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Night of Cultura
Watch the video to see as UCLA’s Night of Cultura prepares for their 2012 show, and to learn more about the organization.
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Writings on the Wall: Piecing together graffiti art and culture
From park benches to art galleries, graffiti has moved into the mainstream, but along the way has cultivated risk, fame and controversy.
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In Peru: Cooking for a Better Future
A distinguished chef opens a culinary school in Peru to cater to low-income students so as to help them to achieve their dreams of becoming chefs.
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The Path to Citizenship: If the DREAM Act passes, undocumented hopefuls must decide between enrollment or enlistment
Can you imagine paying $20,000 or more for your tuition without any loans or financial aid? Can you imagine having to choose between eating or buying your textbooks for the…
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Mexican Students Fear Corruption (Palanca) More Than Drug Wars
New America Media, News Report, José Luis Sierra, Posted: Oct 18, 2010 AHUACATLAN, Mexico — In Latin America, according to conventional wisdom, most of the unemployed are uneducated. But in…
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Rebuilding MALCS: A space for female minorities
The emerging group on campus, Mujeres Activas en Letras y Cambio Social (MALCS), has taken on a complex task: to create a safe communal space for female minorities.
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UCLA Protest for Equal Education
Students walked out to protest against increasing fee hikes, budget cuts, equal quality education for all Students and no to furlough day for UC workers