Shakespeare’s little black book Harris’ play focuses on the scandals surrounding Shakespeare By Jennifer Richmond Daily Bruin Staff Jan Harris strongly believes that every play should have a one-sentence premise. Read more...

We are the world … here are our cultures From Afro-Brazilian jazz to an authentic Hawaiian luau, WorldFest ’95 celebrates dance, music, traditions and food from around the globe By John Mangum Daily Bruin Staff Words like multiculturalism and diversity turn up frequently in conversations all over the UCLA campus. Read more...

For Harrison, ‘family matters’ include planning for future Actor contemplates career, education after hit TV sitcom By Emily Forster Sitting in front of Westwood’s The Coffee Bean dressed in a white shirt, tan pants, wire-framed glasses and a neatly trimmed goatee, Shawn Harrison looks like any other 20-year-old college student. Read more...

Melnitz to screen ‘Gold Watch’ Professor’s work to be shown as part of faculty film series By Barbara E. Hernandez Daily Bruin Staff In the days before a fourth network, an independent studio picture called The Girl, the Gold Watch and Everything was broadcast in various independent stations around the United States and received a 42 share. Read more...

Melnitz film series focuses on faculty By Barbara Hernandez Daily Bruin Staff When you live in Los Angeles, a person can become a little jaded, especially at UCLA, where television and film stars come and go. Read more...

Phairly good, but not great By Michael Horowitz Daily Bruin Senior Staff It’s to Liz Phair’s credit that fans expected a little more of her on Tuesday night. Read more...

Sparks fly in Salonen’s vivacious return to L.A. Philharmonic By John Mangum Daily Bruin Staff Sparks flew Wednesday night when Esa-Pekka Salonen returned to the Music Center to conduct the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Read more...