South Tower finds new life through seismic retrofit

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January 17, 12:00 am

South Tower finds new life through seismic retrofit

By Chris Campbell

It’s no secret that Southern California is a hotbed of seismic activity. The Seismic Correction Program aims to seismically retrofit UCLA buildings to make them more stable during earthquakes.

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January 16, 4:38 am

Paws, Play, Rewind! – Episode 1: A New (Year’s) Hope

Paws, Play, Rewind! – Episode 1: A New (Year’s) Hope "Paws, Play, Rewind! – Episode 1: A New (Year’s) Hope"

This week in an office not so far, far away comes a new podcast: Paws, Play, Rewind! Every week Daily Bruin Radio will sit down with the always-entertaining minds at Daily Bruin A&E to discuss the latest and greatest in pop culture and campus happenings. More »

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January 10, 8:53 am

Ashe About Your Health: Recreational marijuana use

Colorado recently became the second state to legalize recreational marijuana use in the United States, following Washington in 2012. Dr. David Baron discussed the recent legislation with Daily Bruin Radio Reporter Esther Lee. More »

Podcasts

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January 9, 12:00 am

A Case for Science: Saving biodiversity

Have you ever wondered how national park boundaries are created around the world? Along with natural beauty and economic considerations, the diversity and rarity of species play a role in defining where borders are drawn. More »

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December 9, 11:36 pm

UCLA students find many ways to procrastinate during finals week

From stalking Facebook photos from 2007 and watching cat videos on YouTube to playing master chef and learning how to bird-whistle, UCLA students are employing a diverse number of ways to procrastinate for their oncoming finals. More »

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December 5, 8:42 am

Shakespeare company at UCLA provides fresh new twist on the bard’s plays

Ever imagine Shakespeare creating a set based on a frat party, or perhaps collaborating with Charles Dickens for new plot ideas? Shakespeare Company at UCLA is a group that continues to explore and reimagine Shakespeare’s plays centuries after the Bard first wrote them. More »

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December 5, 12:05 am

Ashe About Your Health: Supplements

Supplements come in a multitude of varieties with different ingredients and purposes. From probiotics to protein powder, Dr. David Baron from the Ashe Center spoke with Daily Bruin Radio this week to explain their effects on the human body and to what extent they can complement or replace a balanced meal. More »

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