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This Fearless Girl May Change The Face Of Wall Street One in four companies on the Russell 3000 has no women on its board of directors. This fearless girl may help change that.

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Angela Sanchez’ ’13, M.Ed. ’15, past struggles inspired her passion to serve underprivileged communities. Sanchez went from being a homeless teenager to completing a bachelor and master degrees at UCLA. As a student and scholarship recipient, she founded the UCLA chapter for School on Wheels Inc. and is now a program analyst for college success for ECMC Foundation, whose mission is to improve and affect educational outcomes. Sanchez is a UCLA Latino Alumni Association volunteer who helped with the Spark campaign and Send-off events earlier this year. We proudly call her Bruin of the Day! Read her story here: http://ow.ly/SWq7304hY30

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Very interesting Werner Herzog film that follows the internet from its birth at UCLA and examines the good and bad outcomes of the communication revolution...

Lo And Behold: Reveries of the Connected World - Official Trailer Like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LoandBeholdFilm Legendary master filmmaker Werner Herzog (Grizzly Man, Cave of Forgotten Dreams) examines the past...

The Olympics Needs a New Business Model Having a rotating host city is a 19th-century idea.

Congratulations to the UCLA Anderson EDGE class of 2016!

How Graduates Get Hired at Goldman Sachs...

Goldman Sachs Jobs: How Graduates Get Hired Goldman Sachs only accepts around three percent of job applicants. Who gets hired? How much are they paid? WSJ's Jason Bellini has on what co...