Friendly competition will not be the only source of motivation encouraging the performers in today's talent show for the UCLA chapter of GlobeMed, Global Get Down. Read more...
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Second-year neuroscience student Michelle Dawkin, left, and second-year cognitive psychology graduate student Emma Geller rehearse a dance for the GlobeMed’s Global Get Down, which will be held today at 7 p.m.
David Kitz always knew he would be in a band. But he never thought he would end up with indie pop group Princeton, especially after the UCLA alumnus played in a hard-core band at Santa Monica High School. Read more...
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UCLA alumnus David Kitz and his band Princeton recently finished a residency at the Bootleg Theater in Los Angeles, promoting its second album “Remembrance of Things to Come,” which was released Tuesday.
While many students are fast asleep, fourth-year history student Nina Aguilar arrives at work at 6 a.m. The sun has not come out yet, and the campus is empty. Aguilar, however, is ready to start her day as a barista at Bruin Buzz. Read more...
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Fourth-year political science student Parnaigon Yangpaksi works as a student barista at Kerckhoff Coffeehouse, one of several coffee houses located on campus.
If you're not a fan of the shows "Sherlock," "Doctor Who" or "Game of Thrones," you might have walked by the chalk writings at Bunche Hall without giving them much thought. Read more...
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The columns outside of Bunche Hall are one of a few locations on campus that have been marked with writings that tie in with the show “Sherlock.”
Every once in a while, there comes an album that does just about everything right, an album that combines a seemingly chaotic mix of melodies and sounds to create an arresting mosaic. Read more...
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Courtesy of FUELED BY RAMEN
In a day and age in which the radio airwaves are mostly ruled by pop and hip-hop, it's nice to see a band like Menew (pronounced menu) bring a more traditional rock "˜n' roll sound to the medium. Read more...
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Many moviegoers would agree that part of the magic of seeing a film is the theater experience: popcorn, big screens, dramatic lights and, most of all, community. Sometimes, microwave popcorn and 13-inch computer screens make for unsatisfying substitutions. Read more...
