Move on over McDonald's, there's a new Egg McMuffin in town. Read more...
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January 11, 10:08 pm
Food Review: Isaac Toast
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January 7, 9:45 pm
Students work with Disney, design entrances
Talented architecture students at UCLA may someday be responsible for developing the next impressive entrance at a Disney theme park. Read more...
Photo: Suprastudio student Sarah Hearne’s designed this idea for a theme park entrance, developed under the direction of professor Greg Lynn and Walt Disney Imagineering.
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December 6, 10:15 pm
Best of 2009
It's hard to imagine a year when one of the most legendary pop icons of all time dies, some crazy lady pops out eight minions, and everyone and their mom lines up to see sparkly, blood-sucking tween icons practice abstinence. Read more...
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November 23, 9:00 pm
Political image, fashion fuse
While Kennedy was discussing his "New Frontier" during the Kennedy-Nixon Great Debates of 1960, Americans for the first time had the capability to view their prospective politicians on live television. As Read more...
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November 22, 8:55 pm
Fashion show unites aesthetics and ethics
Toward the end of the "Freedom and Fashion" show, held Thursday in Ackerman Grand Ballroom, a model walked down the runway in a dress that seemed to embody the ideas of the entire event. Read more...
Photo: Models showcase clothes from the “Freedom and Fashion” line. The nonprofit and fair-trade runway show was held in Ackerman Grand Ballroom Thursday.
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November 22, 8:53 pm
Video Game Review: “Assassin’s Creed II”
Leonardo da Vinci was a pretty interesting guy, inventing an automobile prototype way ahead of its time and whatnot. Read more...
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November 19, 9:35 pm
Video Game Review: Lego Rock Band
We all know by now that the Guitar Hero and Rock Band video game franchises are a cruel joke played on the baby boomers. How torturous it must be for them to have lived through the magical era of the Beatles and protest songs and vinyl, only to watch their children play plastic instruments in front of a television screen. Read more...