As Regents Ready to Vote, Little Public Support for UCLA Move to Big Ten

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Nearly four dozen emails to UCLA officials obtained by The New York Times through a public records request overwhelmingly indicate opposition to the university's pending move to the Big Ten Conference.

Times writer Billy Witz admits that the sample size is too small to gauge widespread sentiment, but few of the emails sent in the immediate wake of the announcement last summer that UCLA and rival USC were ditching the Pac-12 Conference for the Big Ten were supportive of that decision.

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