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    Jul 30
    Weโ€™re so ready to fall right back into campus life. ๐Ÿ˜Ž๐ŸŽ’๐Ÿ“š Bruins don't forget Fall Quarter classes begin September 24. [Video description: Scenes of an active campus during Fall Quarter set to music with on-screen text: "When you remember UCLA campus will look like this..."]
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    11h
    Neil Garg and Anshul Kogar will take part in โ€˜Lectures on Tap,โ€™ events that spark discussion and foster community.
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    Cheers! Raise a glass and your IQ with UCLA professors
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    16h
    Sounds around campus just hit different. ๐Ÿ˜Ž [Video description: A person's hand taps in front of various iconic UCLA campus landmarks, including Royce Hall, Powell Library, Janss Steps, the Bruin Bear statue, and Pauley Pavilion. On-screen text reads: "UCLA ASMR".]
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    19h
    A new statistical tool reliably measures how well genetically distinct brain cells grow and survive when pooled together in a village.
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    UCLA scientists build 'cell villages' to map the genetics of brain cell fitness
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    UCLA
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    Aug 3
    Through a detailed exploration of the African diaspora, a UCLA cohort examined Ghana's history and contemporary culture, contributing to a deeper academic engagement with the nationโ€™s evolving identity.
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    UCLA Ghana Scholars Program marks 5th year with tour of the African nation
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