Another Electronic Entertainment Expo has come and gone, bringing with it a taste of the new games that will be released in the coming year. A lot of interesting titles are making their way to the consumer, but as much as the convention focuses on upcoming games, the talk of the expo has probably got to be the consoles that made their official debut at E3 this year. Read more...
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June 10, 12:00 am
Costume designers display work at Design Showcase West
It’s hard enough for some people to pick out their own outfits in the morning, yet UCLA’s costume designers have to pick out the outfits for an entire cast. Read more...
Photo: MFA student Rebecca Guzzi combines her passion for history with costume design at Design Showcase West.
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June 10, 12:00 am
Instructor finds bliss in yoga after accident
Nguyen originally got his start with yoga shortly after he was injured in a motorcycle accident in September 2010. Read more...
Photo: Fifth-year philosophy student Marc Nguyen finds calm in both practicing and teaching yoga after a motorcycle injury in 2010.
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June 10, 12:00 am
Dancer’s choreography experience will aid teaching in Spain
Shortly after walking across the stage this June, Jacob Campbell will be packing his bags to move 5,834 miles around the globe. Read more...
Photo: Fourth-year world arts and cultures student Jacob Campbell hopes to apply his choreographing experience while fulfilling a nine-month teaching assistant contract in Madrid, Spain.
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June 10, 12:00 am
Science student follows fashion dreams with Teen Vogue internship
Jennifer Lee was in the library when she found out she got an internship at Teen Vogue, so she and her best friend tried to celebrate as quietly as they could. Read more...
Photo: Fourth-year computational systems and biology student Jennifer Lee uses her background in science to incorporate elements in her original fashion designs.
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June 6, 12:22 am
Honors 44 turns trash into art as students examine waste management
Pink bubble wrap, plastic water bottles, empty cereal boxes and the staff shirt of a Facilities Management employee were strewn across the lawn as students gathered around a UCLA garbage bin. Read more...
Photo: In Honors Collegium 44, professor Maite Zubiaurre teaches students about the subject of trash. The course examines waste management, its cultural significance and its environmental consequences through an artistic lens.
Arts, Lifestyle, Music
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May 24, 12:00 am
Ecochella channels music, energy from within
On a particularly bold and balmy day in the cerebrum of a physics student, music and sustainability married, some neurons fired … and Ecochella was born. Read more...
Photo: Ecochella, UCLA’s first bike-powered concert at Sunset Canyon Recreation Amphitheater features student musicians, sustainable foods and contests.