Cups of tea, fish and chips, bad teeth, awful weather and a fine sense of propriety "“ some things come to mind when you think of Great Britain. But one more thing that makes it oh so great has to be, without a doubt, notoriously chic fashion. Read more...
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March 30, 9:00 pm
A mix of food made for L.A.
Every day in the Court of Sciences, food trucks rotate in and out serving food to hungry students, staff and faculty in South Campus. Read more...
Photo: The Kogi BBQ taco truck, which launched over a year ago, frequently comes to Westwood, serving Korean-Mexican fusion tacos. The truck is one of many mobile offerings that serve innovative fusion cuisine unique to Los Angeles and its diverse communities.
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March 10, 10:06 pm
Take a break from school and read
Last year, my spring break was the coldest I'd been all winter: I spent it in Anchorage, Alaska. Read more...
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March 2, 9:09 pm
Gourmet on the go
Maybe in the year 2510, the sit-down restaurant is extinct and only food trucks remain. Read more...
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March 2, 9:00 pm
UCLA-USC rivalry takes the stage at Laugh Factory in Super Laugh Bowl
Sharing the same stage as comedians such as Tim Allen, Dave Chappelle, George Lopez and Adam Sandler is somewhat of a dream for an aspiring young comedian. Read more...
Photo: LAUGH FACTORY HOLLYWOOD First-year theater student Adam Epelbaum delivers his stand-up comedy act in the Super Laugh Bowl at the Laugh Factory in Hollywood on Feb. 25.
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February 28, 9:58 pm
BruinHope organizes exhibit “˜Tijuana’s Children: Expressions Through Art’
The violence and kidnappings of Tijuana's drug wars have left the city relatively empty of American tourists. Read more...
Photo: Tijuana’s Children: Expressions Through Art, runs today through Friday at the Kerckhoff Art Gallery, featuring the artwork of orphans from Tijuana, Mexico.
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February 24, 9:00 pm
Do genius and anguish go hand in hand?
When author David Foster Wallace committed suicide in September 2008, I was embarrassed to find myself putting my name at the end of a long library waiting list to check out his most famous novel, "Infinite Jest." Read more...