Conductor Gerald Wilson flung his arms in the air on Sept. 12 as his big band belted out the last refrain of his famous composition “Viva Tirado.” He held them there for bar after bar, while his curly white hair danced under the lights of Schoenberg Hall. Read more...

For UCLA students who expect college to rock their socks off, they’ve come to the right place. UCLA’s Campus Events commission has a whole year of free on-campus concerts lined up to perform on every corner of campus. Read more...

THEATER&ARTS: “Coming of Age in Ancient Greece: Images of Childhood from the Classical Past” Until Dec. 5, Getty Museum The Getty’s newest exhibit tackles the puzzling question of how children lived in ancient Greece, revolving around themes of games, school, family, ceremony and myth. Read more...

As students begin a new school year, one of the most followed and discussed issues in the weeks to come will undoubtedly be the upcoming presidential election. Read more...

MUSIC: Scissor Sisters Avalon Hollywood Sept. 29, 8 p.m. While mixing genres is becoming a music trend, these New Yorkers take it a step further by blurring genders. Read more...

In one of the epic moments in “Spider-Man 2,” Doctor Octopus reaches skyward and proclaims, “The power of the sun… in the palm of my hand!” The Apple iPod may not be able to create a self-sustaining fusion reaction, but it is equally miraculous nonetheless. Read more...

There are many UCLA logos. And while many people do not perceive this as a problem, it is. UCLA is one institution and should therefore be represented in one way. Read more...