On The Steps Episode 3: UCLA First Thursdays gives back to fire victims

By Verna Chen, Max Davis-Housefield, Madeline Woo, Mia Fernandez, Nora Gallagher and Carolina Barsakov

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February 12, 2025

4:45 pm

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This week, we take you to UCLA First Thursdays as the bruin community comes together to support Angelenos effected by the recent wildfires. Then, we look at the music school’s faculty concert series and Softball’s opening tournament agains Indiana University.

Verna Chen |

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Chen is the 2024-2025 Video producer. She was previously a Video staffer. Chen is a third-year civil engineering student minoring in film, television and digital media from Holmdel, New Jersey.

Max Davis-Housefield |

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Max Davis-Housefield is a 2024-2025 assistant Video producer. He is a second-year economics and public affairs student from Davis.

Madeline Woo |

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Woo is a 2024-2025 assistant Video producer. She was previously Video staff. Woo is a third-year philosophy student minoring in film, television, and digital media and global studies from Lafayette, California.

Mia Fernandez

Nora Gallagher

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February 12, 2025

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