Navid Rakie and Daniel Schwartz are best buddies, which is fitting given that they met through the Best Buddies program at UCLA. The two participated in a talent and fashion show last week put on by the club. More »
Podcasts
Podcasts
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November 23, 8:43 pm
Out of Bounds: Nov. 23, 2015
By Matt Joye and Aubrey Yeo
On tonight’s show, Aubrey Yeo and Matthew Joye break down UCLA’s close win over Utah and how it came to fruition. The two will also discuss what it takes for the Bruins to beat USC this week in a de facto Pac-12 South championship game.
Arts, Podcasts, Theater & Fine Arts
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November 23, 12:23 am
CFan engages audience in production of “The Pillow Man”
On Nov. 20 and Nov. 21, the CFan Chinese Theatre Group performed “The Pillowman” at the Northwest Campus Auditorium. Originally written by Irish playwright Martin McDonagh, “The Pillowman” tells the twisted tale of a fictional writer interrogated for the gruesome details of his stories and their striking similarities to a number of local child murders. More »
Podcasts, Sports
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November 20, 9:14 pm
The Huddle Episode 8: Run for the Hills
What do President Barack Obama and “The Hills” have in common? They’ll both always have The Huddle. Confused? Keep listening! More »
Campus, News, Podcasts
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November 20, 12:00 am
Offering a look at the other side of flyering
Walking down Bruin Walk can feel like navigating an obstacle course. The obstacles? All the people flyering who try to get you to buy something, check out a club or go to an event. More »
Arts, Music, Podcasts
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November 19, 12:50 am
Halftime Signatures: UCLA marching band flutist finds camaraderie through supporting role
Lauren Payne plays the UCLA fight song on her flute
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"Lauren Payne plays the UCLA fight song on her flute"
In anticipation of the UCLA-USC football matchup Thanksgiving weekend, Daily Bruin A&E features members of the UCLA Bruin Marching Band. Today’s installment profiles Lauren Payne, a fourth-year political science student and the flute section leader. More »
Campus, News, Podcasts
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November 18, 12:17 pm
CAC begins Culture Talks to analyze stigmas, silence on social issues
The Cultural Affairs Commission has started a new program called Culture Talks, a series of open discussions where students gather to voice their opinions on social issues that people may be hesitant to talk about. More »