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TIPS: How to have a productive quarter

Campus, ListsBy Hana KhanJanuary 15, 2013Leave a comment

People say that in the quarter systems, you are already behind on the first day. For many freshmen and transfer students, fall quarter tends to be one of the most challenging academically. Fortunately, the start of winter quarter coincides with the time in which many people partake in new year’s resolutions. Here are some ways to get started…

Top Al-Talib articles of 2012

ListsBy altalibJanuary 5, 2013Leave a comment

Take a look at our most visited articles of 2012. If your favorite piece didn’t make the list, link it in the comments section below.

The Three R’s to Sustainability

ColumnsBy Mashal AliDecember 22, 20121 Comment

Sustainability means to use resources carefully, live within our means and to leave a thriving planet for future generations. The Three R’s are the fundamentals of living sustainably: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Below are some examples of how we can implement the three R’s.

Why care about global climate change?

Columns, Current EventsBy Mashal AliNovember 29, 20122 Comments

Last month, lives were lost, homes were destroyed and thousands were evacuated when Hurricane Sandy took its toll on the East Coast. Of course this isn’t the first hurricane or natural disaster this nation or planet has faced. And it definitely will not be the last.

2nd Presidential Debate – Obama: 1, Romney: 1

Columns, Current EventsBy Nafees ImtiyajOctober 21, 2012Leave a comment

Rumors were speculating after the end of the first debate about whether President Obama purposefully raised his white flag in order to better examine his opponent or if his campaign had lost its previous passion and vigor that was seen in the elections of 2008. Would the President be able to reclaim his momentum after falling in the first round?

2012 Elections in Cartoon

Columns, Current EventsBy Jonathan RuchlisOctober 17, 2012Leave a comment

Our new design editor, Jonathan Ruchlis, has come up with a creative way to keep us up to date on the debates. Click on the image to view the relevant article that recaps the debate.

Youth Incarceration: 3 Real Solutions

Current EventsBy Zahra KhanOctober 11, 20121 Comment

Youth incarceration is a national epidemic; the issues associated with it are deeply rooted and systemic. Specifically, Los Angeles County has one of the highest youth incarceration rates in the country.

Recap of the Debates: Romney in the Lead?

Columns, Current EventsBy Nafees ImtiyajOctober 10, 20121 Comment

After months of campaigning, Willard Mitt Romney, Republican candidate would finally face his opponent: incumbent President of the United States and Democratic candidate, Barack Hussein Obama. At 9 PM central time, the two challengers entered the arena at the University of Denver. They shook hands before moderator Jim Lehrer explained the format and rules. The battle had begun…

VIDEO: The Truth about Shariah

Art, Spirituality, VideoBy altalibOctober 9, 20121 Comment

What’s a day in the life of a UCLA Muslim Bruin like? Check out this video on the truth about Sharia’h law made by fourth-year English major, Ranim Hijazi, fourth-year neuroscience and Arabic major, Tarik Takkesh, and third-year microbiology, immunology, and molecular genetics major, Dania Takkesh.

Art & Poetry: Towers of Humanity

Art, ColumnsBy AT ReaderSeptember 11, 20125 Comments

Salma Arastu, a painter from India, expresses emotions through this painting and poem she created a few days after the 9/11 attacks.

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