UCLA football suffered its first loss of the season on Saturday at the hands of Stanford. Andrew and Kevin break down what went wrong for the Bruins in their 24-10 loss and reassess where the team stands at the season’s midpoint. More »
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October 23, 1:31 am
Listen: UCLA professor’s art emulates life in Soviet Armenia
By Lilit Arakelyan
The sound of an arriving train brings the audience into Professor Anahid Keshishian’s one-woman show, as she and her family leave their home in pre-revolutionary Iran and arrive in Soviet Armenia to begin their new life.
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October 17, 10:55 pm
Listen: Ashe About Your Health: Stopping sickness
With the beginning of every quarter comes a wave of sickness, hopefully followed by a warm bowl of chicken soup. Dr. David Baron from UCLA’s Ashe Center talks about the time span of various cold symptoms, how to take care of yourself when you feel ill, and the effectiveness of over-the-counter medication and what you should be absolutely avoiding this upcoming flu season. More »
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October 17, 12:00 am
Listen: Professor discusses 2006 UCLA computer security breach
The security breach in 2006 was the worst incident of its kind in UCLA’s history. Social security numbers and other sensitive information for hundreds of thousands of UC faculty, staff, students, and even applicants and parents of applicants were put at risk. More »
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October 11, 7:06 am
Listen: Ashe About Your Health: The Effects of Alcohol
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October 11, 1:49 am
Listen: A discussion on “Gravity”
Daily Bruin Radio reporter Lilit Arakelyan sits down with Arts and Entertainment film and TV editor Sebastian Torrelio to discuss the recently released film, “Gravity,” directed by Alfonso Cuaron.They discuss its premise and setting, the visual effects, and reasons why it might be considered one of the greatest cinematographic achievements thus far. More »
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October 11, 1:43 am
Listen: A discussion on “Escape from Tomorrow” and “Romeo and Juliet”
Reporter Lilit Arakelyan talks with Arts and Entertainment film and TV editor Sebastian Torrelio about why the choice to film entirely in black and white with a setting of a mysterious theme park in “Escape From Tomorrow” was both a risky and smart decision, the mixed response to “Romeo and Juliet,” and why the upcoming Tom Hanks movie, “Captain Phillips,” is the movie he’s most looking forward to the most. More »