Friday, February 6

Bruins talk reasons why they use YouTube as creative outlet

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Bruins talk reasons why they use YouTube as creative outlet "Bruins talk reasons why they use YouTube as creative outlet"

Students at UCLA feature themselves on YouTube as a means to share and explore their creative outlets from fashion and makeup to dormitory life. Listen to Amanda Magana, Cameron Phillips and Laurel Stokes speak about why they began their channels and their goals.


Student organizations give freshmen opportunities to build bonds

Student organizations give freshmen opportunities to build bonds "Student organizations give freshmen opportunities to build bonds"
Student organizations give freshmen opportunities to build bonds "clubfreshmen FULL Mixdown 1". Released: 2014. "Student organizations give freshmen opportunities to build bonds"
Student organizations give freshmen opportunities to build bonds "Student organizations give freshmen opportunities to build bonds"

Clubs are a significant part of UCLA students’ lifestyles. Daily Bruin Radio talks to club members and incoming freshmen at orientation to find out which organizations students are interested in. More »

Students agree: Psychology is more than study of mind, behavior

Students agree: Psychology is more than study of mind, behavior "Students agree: Psychology is more than study of mind, behavior"

This spring, approximately 690 students will be graduating with a degree from the psychology department, one of the largest at UCLA. Daily Bruin Radio speaks with students, exploring why these majors are so popular and the reason why so many students enter the psychology department. More »

Stories of older students enrich UCLA’s Class of 2014

Stories of older students enrich UCLA’s Class of 2014 "radio.oldestgrad". Released: 2014. "Stories of older students enrich UCLA’s Class of 2014"

Two of the oldest undergraduate students in UCLA’s Class of 2014 share their stories: Andrew Florez, 69, is the oldest undergraduate student graduating this year. After health issues made him rethink what he wanted to do with the rest of his life, he applied to UCLA with the desire to spend that time doing something he loves. Robert Skeels, 48, is one of the oldest returning undergraduate students to graduate this year. Despite the challenges of being a returning student, he chose to come back to UCLA and finish the degree in classical civilization that he began almost 20 years ago. More »


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