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• UCLA women's soccer defeats Washington 2-1

  Two goals from senior forward Lauren Cheney helped the UCLA women's soccer team defeat the Washington Huskies 2-1 Friday in Seattle.

• Bruin men's soccer goes into double overtime to tie Beavers 1-1

  By Blair Angulo

  Michael Stephens can only think about what could have been.

• UCLA volleyball beats USC in 5 sets at Galen Center

  By Farzad Mashhood

  UCLA women's volleyball defeated the Trojans at Galen Center tonight.

• USAC rallies for Cal and Pell Grants

  By Iris Chen

  Bright red, blue and yellow balloons spotted the Cal and Pell Grant rally on Thursday, representing students’ worries of the possibility of the program’s elimination.

• Billionaire to donate $100 million for reopening of Martin Luther King Jr. Hospital

  By Adria Tinnin

  On Oct. 29, the Chan Soon-Shiong Family Foundation announced it would give a $100-million underwriting guarantee to the proposed partnership between L.A. County and the University of California to reopen the Martin Luther King Jr. Hospital in south Los Angeles.

• UCLA student balances school and single motherhood

  By Theresa Avila

  It’s an early Wednesday morning, and 5-year-old Paloma is sitting on the sofa watching “Clifford the Big Red Dog.” She’s grabbed a box of Corn Pops and is eating them out of the bag while her mother, Nancy Gamboa, 26, gets ready in the bathroom. Gamboa has only a limited amount of time before she has to walk her daughter to the University Village day care center where Paloma will stay until closing time at 5 p.m.

• Parenting Students at UCLA helps Bruins with children network and find support

  By Shweta Saraswat

  Singing your 6-year-old daughter to sleep and snuggling up next to her may sound like a perfect evening for a parent.

• Hanson to lead 'Take the Walk' at UCLA to fight AIDS and poverty

  By Jessie Thorpe

  Students can help fight HIV/AIDS and poverty in Africa just by taking a walk.

• UN ambassador gives climate change lecture at UCLA

  By Cristina Chang

  As representatives prepare to descend on next month’s United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, the Danish ambassador to the United States came to UCLA to give a lecture on the topic Thursday.

• UCLA Blood and Platelet Center coordinator dies at 59

  By Samantha Masunaga

  Jaime Rivas, platelet coordinator for the UCLA Blood and Platelet Center, died Oct. 16 in Costa Rica after a short illness. He was 59.

• University police mentor athletes about staying safe through UCPD Mentor Program

  By Sonali Kohl

  When Bruin fullback Chane Moline sees university police at a party, he doesn’t leave.

• Football must contain Washington quarterback to have a chance at winning

  By Matt Stevens

  When defensive coordinator Chuck Bullough thinks back to UCLA’s 2007 meeting with Washington, he distinctly remembers what coaches were saying through their headsets.

• Best of Jay-Z

  By Christopher Robinson

  Jay-Z, born Shawn Corey Carter, has been active since 1996, released 11 studio albums and multiple collaboration albums, and has been remixed and mashed up countless times. Here are our picks for some of his best moments.

• Men’s water polo to host USC Saturday in Spieker Aquatics Center

  By Ryan Eshoff

  As the regular season winds down and playoffs loom, the UCLA men’s water polo team has one more enormous test on their schedule: a rubber match with USC.

• Women’s volleyball hopes to sweep USC again at Galen Center

  By Farzad Mashhood

  Tonight’s UCLA women’s volleyball match at USC presents an interesting challenge. Despite UCLA’s five-match winning streak, the odds do not seem to favor the Bruins.