Daily Bruin Arts and Entertainment contributor Nick LaRosa joins the hosts of Long Story Short to highlight the 55th annual Grammy Awards. More »
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February 14, 12:04 am
Student entrepreneur designs minimalist wallet
By Jonaki Mehta
UCLA students need their BruinCard, credit card, and cash almost everywhere they go. Second-year economics student Steven Elliot wanted to carry just these bare essentials around with him when he designed the Dash wallet, a project he crowd funded on Kickstarter.
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February 11, 7:43 pm
English majors give love advice for Valentine’s Day
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, third year English students Keith Blackmer and Vrinda Gupta share advice for the single, discuss the best destinations for dates, and talk about how students should spend February 14th with their loved ones. More »
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February 11, 7:34 pm
Professor of Asian American Studies discusses historical and cultural significance of Lunar New Year
Professor King-Kok Cheung from the UCLA Asian American and English department spoke to Long Story Short host Davey Kim about Lunar New Year, known more popularly in the United States as Chinese New Year, which fell on February 10 this year. More »
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February 7, 9:51 pm
‘I’m Shmacked’ documents college culture, campus by campus
Innovation Nation (A Series on Young Entrepreneurs) Part 1: Getting Started Last week, the creators of “I’m Shmacked” came to UCLA to make a video that is now included in their online series that documents college life through footage of campuses and city tours as well as party scenes. More »
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February 5, 1:19 am
How UCLA weather forecasters help save lives
We often think of a weather forecaster as the person on TV who helps you plan your outfit for the day. While that is partially true, weather forecasters are also in the business of saving lives. More »
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February 4, 9:34 pm
Professor discusses marmots and tradition of Groundhog Day
The tradition of Groundhog Day began in 1887 in a town called Punxatawney, Pennsylvania, helping German and Dutch settlers in the 18th and 19th centuries predict the coming of spring depending on whether or not the groundhogs emerged from their burrows. More »