Teenagers are the second.
Despite these statistics, however, only a handful of people attended an AIDS-awareness conference at the Charles E. Young Grand Salon Tuesday, proving to the two speakers that there was still much work to be done to educate the public. Both speakers suggested that the university administration might take the initiative and make AIDS education a requirement. Student Welfare Commissioner Samantha Gilardi was disappointed at the low turnout, but hopes to hold more of these seminars in the future. I wanted people to be knowledgeable and protect themselves. Both speakers came to the Student Welfare Commission-sponsored event to share their personal testimonies with the UCLA community.