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Todd Presner on New Media
How do technology and media change how we think and learn? Get the 30-sec. take from techie-humanist Todd Presner.

A Day in the Life of UCLA
Get a taste of student life on campus. From prayer to pastries, in class or in the pool, there's always something.

Homeboy Industries: Guns to Bread
Two gang members reformed by Homeboy Industries talk to a UCLA class about their life on the streets.

Eco-UCLA: A Green Round-up
UCLA Sustainability Coordinator Nurit Katz gives the four-minute low down on what's up on campus.

Studying Homeboy Industries
Most gang-intervention studies ask if crime dropped. Prof Jorja Leap asks if homeboys are still reformed 5 years la...

Todd Presner on New Media
A Day in the Life of UCLA
Homeboy Industries: Guns to Bread
Eco-UCLA: A Green Round-up
Studying Homeboy Industries

April 2008 Issue

FEATURES

Good Medicine: Stopping Seizures

Good Medicine: Stopping Seizures

When seizures pose a deadly threat to children, UCLA surgeon Gary Mathern takes drastic steps that save lives: removing half the brain.

A Target of Violence

A Target of Violence

Escalating violence by extremists opposed to animal research has put UCLA faculty at risk.

Health-Care Reform Checklist

Health-Care Reform Checklist

Bruin faculty experts share their opinions on what health care reform must include, from universal coverage to more primary-care doctors.

DEPARTMENTS

quickTakes


Classy Clown

TV legend Carol Burnett kicked off her acting career as a Bruin — by accident, when her plans to be a writer were thwarted.

uclaStyle


Hammer Time

Hammer Museum Director Ann Philbin continues to push boundaries and set trends in the world of art.

lifeSigns


More Perfect Unions

Need to work on your relationship or make a great one better? The co-directors of UCLA's Relationship Institute dish out 10 tips.

happenings


Get Ready: Blogging Bruins

From math to economics to current societal issues, UCLA faculty bloggers have all departments covered.

careerTrajectory


Domain Name of the Game

How to launch an online business: advice from two Gen-Y whippersnappers who've already beaten you to the punch.

hailHills


Hail to the Hills: Stars, Stripes, and Sousa

"This one time, John Philip Sousa led the marching band ..." Sousa's final national tour included a visit with the Bruin band.

endPoint


Heart of Darkness

The campus is transformed under the veil of night.

WEB EXCLUSIVES

Hit Forward: The Internet's Next 40 Years

Hit Forward: The Internet's Next 40 Years

Holograms, cyber-implants, robots: On the net's 40th b-day, predictions for the next 40 years. more »

Holiday Desserts by a Pastry Pro

Holiday Desserts by a Pastry Pro

An archived article back for the holidays: UCLA's pastry chef shares recipes & tips for treats like pumpkin cheesecake. more »

Is 'Dexter' the Real Deal?

The serial killer/hero show Dexter is fun TV, but surely it's unrealistic. A UCLA prof and FBI profiler picks it apart.

Good Character: 2009 Alumnus of the Year

Oct. 19 was CHARACTER COUNTS! week, created by ethicist Michael Josephson.

Alumna wins Nobel

The first woman to win the Nobel Prize in Economics has three UCLA degrees. She's UCLA's 5th grad to win a Nobel, but its first alumna.

Winners Then, Winners Now: 21st Century Edition

Meet the latest crop of scholar-athletes carrying the banner for UCLA's 2009 NCAA ads.

The Do-Gooder Celebrity Dentist

The strange tale of how a fall as a 2-year-old turned an alumnus into a world-renowned dentist.

Dancing Away From Tragedy

This UCLA dance grad fled from Cambodia. Now she's restoring its culture by teaching once-banned classical dance.

An Army of Volunteers

4,300 freshmen fanned out across Los Angeles one morning to make the city a better place.

Love on the Run

A foreign language, cultural isolation and overnight train travel conspire to make students fall in love abroad.

Food as Brain Medicine

Eating the right foods can improve memory or fight depression, schizophrenia or Alzheimer's disease.

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QuickPoll

Which professor's predictions on The Future of the Internet seem most likely?

Presner: The web merges with reality. Trees have click-buttons.
Lyder: In-person socialization will wither, and digital life will make us all unhealthier.
Small: Holograms will replace phone calls, and cyber brain-implants will allow you to do a Google search just by thinking about it.
Nardi: ROBOTS! Maybe even a robot-you.
Kleinrock: Video addiction. Mass customization. And sensors everywhere: in your walls, clothes, eyeglasses, refrigerator, hotel room, fingernails and body.
I want to share my own predictions at the end of the article about the future of the Internet.

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