Sean Humphries graduated from the film department at the end of winter quarter, so it’s no surprise he still knows his way around Melnitz Hall. Trying to find an empty editing room, Humphries casually punched in the key code on a door. Read more...

If the idea of a cozy office job after graduation has you waking up in a cold sweat, Jonathan Zeitlin can probably relate. Instead of settling for fluorescent lights and fax machines, Zeitlin will be heading out on the road for a year upon graduating this month. Read more...

The Daily Bruin asked students if they had seen any musical performances this year that changed their opinion of a genre or group? Elaine Guzman Second year, English “I went to the Indian culture show. Read more...

According to the editors of Broke, a literary journal put together by UCLA students, there are a few reasons for the book’s title. First, it’s a dead-on assessment of the financial status of aspiring authors. Read more...

In their production for Theatrefest 2003, “Felicity is a Cynical Art,” eight UCLA students have confirmed Polonius’ sage advice to Laertes in Shakespeare’s “Hamlet:” “To thine own self be true.” The “soap operetta,” which opens Thursday night in Kerckhoff Grand Salon, is the first production of Giovanni Ortega and Ben Lamoso’s recently formed company, Mezclao, which translates as “mix” from Spanish. Read more...

Freestyle, rap, poetry, musicals, traditional plays and other art forms are the building blocks of this year’s largest-to-date Theatrefest. UCLA students of all majors are taking full advantage of the open-expression platform provided by Theatrefest, going on from June 5-8 in the Macgowan Studios. Read more...

Well, there’s always the Weenie Roast. Slow ticket sales have forced organizers to postpone Los Angeles’ second annual All Tomorrow’s Parties. The festival is being moved to Sept. Read more...