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Space8/12/19

Astronomers Spot Unprecedented Flashes From Our Galaxy's Black Hole

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Energy4/16/19

Winters Are Only Going to Get Worse, So Researchers Invented a Way to Generate Electricity from Snowfall

Andrew Liszewski

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News3/15/19

Silicon Valley's Fingerprints Are All Over the College Bribery Scandal

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Movies9/6/17

How <i>Get Out</i> Inspired a New College Course on Racism and Horror

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How Get Out Inspired a New College Course on Racism and Horror

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Nov 16 2016

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11/16/16

There's at Least One Robot Humanity Doesn't Have to Fear

Andrew Liszewski

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Nov 14 2016

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11/14/16

The Nazis Kept a List of Powerful American Friends in Los Angeles, Including the Co-Founder of UCLA

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Jun 1 2016

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6/1/16

UCLA Students on Active Shooter Lockdown Are Engineering the Hell Out of Doors Without Locks

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Feb 12 2016

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2/12/16

This UCLA Algorithm Sees Things Your Eyes Never Could

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6/10/15

A Glimpse at What the Hyperloop Might Actually Be Like

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Oct 29 2014

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10/29/14

Happy 45th Birthday, Internet!

Matt Novak

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Oct 15 2014

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Movies10/15/14

<em>Mudbloods</em> Proves Quidditch Is the Only Game Where USC Roots for UCLA

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Mudbloods Proves Quidditch Is the Only Game Where USC Roots for UCLA

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Jul 3 2014

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7/3/14

The first internet message ever sent was "LO"

Matt Novak

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Mar 11 2014

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3/11/14

Los Angeles To Launch Nation's Largest Interactive Urban Trail Network

Alissa Walker

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Oct 21 2013

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10/21/13

Discovery of DNA "Biological Clock" Could Get Us Closer to Immortality

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Jul 30 2013

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7/30/13

The Internet's Save-the-Date: A Tiny Item in a UCLA Student Newspaper

Matt Novak

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Jul 22 2013

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7/22/13

UCLA's 1948 Mechanical Computer Was Simply Gorgeous To Watch in Action

Matt Novak

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Dec 17 2012

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Gadgets12/17/12

Smartphone Analyzer Can Spot Ingredients You Might Be Allergic To

Andrew Liszewski

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Apr 11 2012

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4/11/12

Want to Look Two Inches Taller? Try Holding a Gun

Andrew Tarantola

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Feb 23 2012

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Health2/23/12

This Smartphone Spoilage Sensor Knows if Your Meal Is Tainted

Andrew Tarantola

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Jan 21 2012

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1/21/12

Drinking Doubles Your Lifespan and Makes You Impervious to Stress*

Andrew Tarantola

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10 Years Later, Christopher Nolan's Inception Remains Magnificent

This Snake-Like Amphibian Might Actually Pack a Venomous Bite

YouTuber Ends Finger on the App Competition After Contestants Last 70 Hours Trying to Win $25K

Astronomers Spot Unprecedented Flashes From Our Galaxy's Black Hole

Winters Are Only Going to Get Worse, So Researchers Invented a Way to Generate Electricity from Snowfall

Silicon Valley's Fingerprints Are All Over the College Bribery Scandal

How Get Out Inspired a New College Course on Racism and Horror

There's at Least One Robot Humanity Doesn't Have to Fear

The Nazis Kept a List of Powerful American Friends in Los Angeles, Including the Co-Founder of UCLA

UCLA Students on Active Shooter Lockdown Are Engineering the Hell Out of Doors Without Locks

This UCLA Algorithm Sees Things Your Eyes Never Could

A Glimpse at What the Hyperloop Might Actually Be Like

Happy 45th Birthday, Internet!

Mudbloods Proves Quidditch Is the Only Game Where USC Roots for UCLA

The first internet message ever sent was "LO"

Los Angeles To Launch Nation's Largest Interactive Urban Trail Network

Discovery of DNA "Biological Clock" Could Get Us Closer to Immortality

The Internet's Save-the-Date: A Tiny Item in a UCLA Student Newspaper

UCLA's 1948 Mechanical Computer Was Simply Gorgeous To Watch in Action

Smartphone Analyzer Can Spot Ingredients You Might Be Allergic To

Want to Look Two Inches Taller? Try Holding a Gun

This Smartphone Spoilage Sensor Knows if Your Meal Is Tainted

Drinking Doubles Your Lifespan and Makes You Impervious to Stress*

Michigan Woman Who Pulled Gun on Black Family Charged With Felonious Assault, Husband Fired From Job

10 Years Later, Christopher Nolan's Inception Remains Magnificent

If Your Mask Has a Valve, It's Half Useless

Astronomers Spot Unprecedented Flashes From Our Galaxy's Black Hole

Winters Are Only Going to Get Worse, So Researchers Invented a Way to Generate Electricity from Snowfall

Silicon Valley's Fingerprints Are All Over the College Bribery Scandal

How Get Out Inspired a New College Course on Racism and Horror

There's at Least One Robot Humanity Doesn't Have to Fear

The Nazis Kept a List of Powerful American Friends in Los Angeles, Including the Co-Founder of UCLA

UCLA Students on Active Shooter Lockdown Are Engineering the Hell Out of Doors Without Locks

This UCLA Algorithm Sees Things Your Eyes Never Could

A Glimpse at What the Hyperloop Might Actually Be Like

Happy 45th Birthday, Internet!

Mudbloods Proves Quidditch Is the Only Game Where USC Roots for UCLA

The first internet message ever sent was "LO"

Los Angeles To Launch Nation's Largest Interactive Urban Trail Network

Discovery of DNA "Biological Clock" Could Get Us Closer to Immortality

The Internet's Save-the-Date: A Tiny Item in a UCLA Student Newspaper

UCLA's 1948 Mechanical Computer Was Simply Gorgeous To Watch in Action

Smartphone Analyzer Can Spot Ingredients You Might Be Allergic To

Want to Look Two Inches Taller? Try Holding a Gun

This Smartphone Spoilage Sensor Knows if Your Meal Is Tainted

Drinking Doubles Your Lifespan and Makes You Impervious to Stress*