Professor Ted Robles and Dr. Sarosh Motivala speak on importance of sleep

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January 29, 12:30 am

Professor Ted Robles and Dr. Sarosh Motivala speak on importance of sleep

By Davey Kim

Psychology of sleep "Psychology of sleep"

Long Story Short host Davey Kim speaks with health psychology professor Ted Robles and Dr. Sarosh Motivala at the UCLA OCD Intensive Treatment Program on the psychology of getting a good night’s rest and some of the myths behind sleeping pills and prescriptions.

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January 29, 12:24 am

Westwood landlord lays down apartment laws and tips

Apartment shopping "Apartment shopping"

Apartment hunting season for the 2013-2014 school year has begun. Marcello Robinson, a landlord in Westwood, shares some quick tips on how students can find the right apartment. More »

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January 29, 12:19 am

UCLA students discuss expectations for Obama’s second term

Obama’s second term "Obama’s second term"

Students discuss what they’d like to see from Obama during his second presidential term. This segment was featured on Long Story Short, the Daily Bruin’s weekly news and culture talk show. More »

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January 15, 2:54 am

Dr. David Baron debunks influenza vaccine myths

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Dr. David Baron, the executive director of the UCLA Ashe Center, dispels myths and discusses facts about the influenza vaccine along with preventative measures that students can take to remain healthy for the quarter. More »

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January 15, 2:51 am

Performers and planners rock out for a cure

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On January 14, student group UCLA Colleges Against Cancer and the Cultural Affairs Commission host “Rock Out for a Cure”, a free benefit concert featuring UCLA musicians and dance groups. More »

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January 15, 2:44 am

Vocal performance and theater students debate Les Misérables

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In 1987, the Broadway musical Les Miserables garnered eight Tony awards. 25 years later, the film version of Les Miserables has been nominated for eight academy awards, including best picture. More »

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January 10, 12:25 am

In Perspective: Syrian president’s speech shows sectarian nature of conflict

Syria Story "Syria Story"

On Jan. 6, 2013, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad addressed the Syrian population for the first time in six months amid a 22-month-old civil war that has claimed the lives of an estimated 60,000 Syrians. More »

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