ED RHEE Students Maryam Zarkesh and Barmak Naraghi enjoy some of the free samples at the recently opened Green Tea Terrace coffee shop. By Esther Pasternak Daily Bruin Contributor With the grand opening of Green Tea Terrace in the heart of Westwood Village, tea lovers don’t have to go far to see Japanese tradition mixing with modern America. Read more...
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October 14, 9:00 pm
Experience the tastes, benefits of green tea
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October 14, 9:00 pm
Web Surfing
 www.thestrokes.org Fans can follow The Strokes and the impact they’ve made with their music around the world. The site insists that the band’s music will make people want to forget who they are and open possibilities of who they want to be. Read more...
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October 14, 9:00 pm
Documentary filmmaker offers insight to his craft
By Willy Flockton Daily Bruin Contributor The word “documentary” sends shivers up any spine. Not shivers of coldness, but something much, much worse: shivers of sleepiness. Read more...
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October 14, 9:00 pm
Wight Biennial exhibits graduate art
 ELI GILL Third-year art student Erick Hidalgo tries on an an exhibit at the Wight Biennial on Friday. The exhibit includes art from 22 artists. Read more...
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October 11, 9:00 pm
The Model Life
 Jamilia height: 5’11 bust: 36 waist: 27 hips: 37 dress: 6/8 hair: black eyes: brown shoe: 10.5 By Rosanna Mah Daily Bruin Contributor Models are infamous for being anorexic, brainless and vacuous megalomaniacs. Read more...
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October 11, 9:00 pm
Activists will donate time to animal rights
By Whitney Smith Daily Bruin Contributor “Our message is about caring … about equality and the planet.” Gretchen Wyler Ark Trust president Three notorious activists will come together at the Freud Playhouse on Oct. Read more...
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October 11, 9:00 pm
Arts meld in eclectic “˜Alphabet’
Courtesy of UCLA Performing Arts An Alphabet is a theatrical event that juxtaposes eras, occupations and genders. By Howard Ho Daily Bruin Contributor Imagine New York in the 1950s. Read more...