Senior wide receiver Aidan Mizell celebrates from the Bruins’ sideline during Saturday’s game against Minnesota. Mizell scored two touchdowns on just as many receptions, totaling 150 receiving yards. (Ruby Galbraith/Daily Bruin staff)
Sports
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November 7, 1:27 pm
UCLA football sails past Minnesota in 34-20 win to stay undefeated 9-0
By Willa Campion
This post was updated Nov. 7 at 2:15 p.m. MINNEAPOLIS — Row. Row. Row. The chant engulfed Huntington Bank Stadium prior to kickoff as fans pulled on imaginary oars. The mass of bodies rocking back and forth in their seats gave the illusion of movement, as if the stadium was actually attempting to “row the boat” – the motto embraced by the landbound Golden Gophers. But fans could not generate enough momentum to carry their team through four quarters, and No.
Arts
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November 7, 3:14 pm
Kings of Leon leave the roaring guitars in the rearview on ‘O My Beloved’
By Alexis Coffee and Emily Berkowitz
Kings of Leon trade days spent in a flashy tour bus for a crisp autumnal evening cruise on “O My Beloved,” with softened vocals and nostalgia riding shotgun.
Sports
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November 8, 2:44 pm
UCLA men’s soccer’s postseason hopes hang in balance after 2-0 Rutgers shutout
By Sinclair Richman
This post was updated Nov. 8 at 2:46 p.m. The Seattle wind swept away any chances of a repeat Cinderella Story for the Bruin side. No.
Sports
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November 7, 8:11 pm
UCLA cross country improves on last year’s results at Big Ten Championships
By Aaron Propst
The starting guns marked the beginning of the races. The finish lines revealed just how far the Bruins had come. Against a field of Big Ten competitors, UCLA cross country put its season-long preparation to the test at the conference championships, where every second and every stride carried postseason implications.
News
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November 6, 4:24 pm
Brian Goldsmith wins California State Senate race
The Quad
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November 6, 7:13 pm
As universities cut programs, UCLA introduces new majors, minors
The Quad
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November 6, 7:13 pm
As universities cut programs, UCLA introduces new majors, minors
By Jennifer Michel
UCLA students interested in specific career fields have long pursued their interests through campus clubs, internships and other extracurricular avenues. But this fall, UCLA gave many of these students their first opportunity to pursue these interests in a formal classroom setting, with the launch of the sports leadership and management and real estate minors.
The Quad
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October 15, 11:13 pm
The midterm election is approaching. Here’s what Bruins need to know before voting
The Quad
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September 17, 8:50 pm
UCLA is transforming for LA28, and the work has already begun
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