Dear Students: We were all very excited to receive the wonderful card (scanned below) and the fabulous (and tasty) gift basket today! You made our day and our year! You are why we are here and your thoughtfulness makes it even more worthwhile! We appreciate you, too! Thanks again!
To the person who submitted the following question:
my question regards federal labor law, can an employer require an employee to train without compensation?? Also does the rail road labor allow a rail road to require an employee to train without compensation??
Please stop by the Law Library Reference Desk and ask for assistance with your research query.
UCLA Law School Professor Emeritus is participating in this event which is co-sponsored by UCLA Programs in Medical Humanities and the UCLA Neuroscience History Archives.
Printable PDF version of this announcement:
http://www.library.ucla.edu/biomed/his/medclass-feb2008.pdf
Well not that you really needed another reason to attend the UCLA School of Law but just in case here's a good one...check out the article in the National Jurist titled "Where law firms interview"
http://www.njplonline.com/careers.html
Continue reading "BLSA Blood Drive September 20 10:00 - 3:30pm Rm 2326" »
On July 9, 2007, parking pay stations replaced the parking meters along the east side of the Law School. There are two self-serve pay stations: One is located outside the southeast corner of the Law Library Building; the other is across from the Information/Parking kiosk just south of the Wyton Drive entrance to UCLA. The parking pay stations are the same as others located across campus. New parking rates are: $1.00 for 20 minutes up to $6.00 for two hours. Additional increments of time can be purchased for the same day between 4:00am and 11:59pm. There is no longer free parking at any time of the day. The self-serve pay stations accept $1.00 and $5.00 bills, VISA and MasterCard credit cards only. They will not accept change. For additional information please contact (310) 206-PARK (7275) or visit the Campus Parking website.
Congratulations to the Class of 2007!
Please stop by http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=UCLA+Law+Grad+2007 and enjoy the photos taken by, edited by and posted by our own unofficial graduation historian Keith Boseman. There are lots of nice photos from the event and more will be posted over the next few days. So have a visit and relive the memories!
From the exhibit:
The Antikamnia ("Opposed to Pain") Chemical Company of St. Louis, Missouri produced several calendars (1897-1901) illustrated with "Skeleton Sketches"...
To see the sketches, go to: http://www.library.ucla.edu/biomed/his/antikamnia/antikamnia.html. I can only assume these were posted for Halloween--so I'm a couple of days late. I thought they were very cool and just wanted to share them with you.
Well--at least it happened once! Today's Santa Monica Daily Press features a story about two UCLA Law Students, Greg Good and Alicia Hancock, who met on the "Big Blue Bus" and plan to be married next year. The article states that "Good noticed Hancock's UCLA card carrier dangling from her key-chain. 'I thought, that's my in,' Good recalled." We know this must be one of our own Law Library wallets! Good things come to those who display their library wallets (pun intended--sorry Greg)! Read the full story on page 10 of the October 16 issue.
P.S. Congratulations Greg & Alicia!