While making bruschetta with sous-chef and culinary school alumnus Ryan Tong this week, the answer to the question of my two-quarter column dawned on me. Read more...
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Fourth-year physiological sciences student Ryan Tong helped Krivoruchko make culinary-school style bruschetta.
In the fall of 2009, two Bangladeshi newspapers, The Daily Manab Zamin and The New Nation, reported that Neil Armstrong claimed the United States' moon landing was a hoax, and cited a similar American news article. Read more...
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Two editors from The Onion, the satirical “fake news” newspaper, will be speaking at Royce Hall on Thursday night.
Credit: The Onion
Each week, Daily Bruin A&E wanders the campus in search of students wearing headphones to take a pulse of students' musical tastes. Read more...
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Mark Lee
Sitting in the corner of a coffee shop, Luke Top doesn't give the impression of a band front man. Read more...
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Campus Events Commission will host L.A.-based band Fool’s Gold today from noon to 1 p.m. in Bruin Plaza. The band describes its music as “tropical pop.”
Courtesy of Pierre Auroux
Over the years, hip-hop has grown to be more than just a genre of music. It has evolved into a culture that incorporates and revolutionizes music with fashion, dancing, art and much more. Read more...
In this season of red carpets, Zeta Phi Rho will break the trend and instead roll out a blue version of the quintessential award ceremony prop. Read more...
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From left, Rory Snively and Josh Real in a scene from “F.I.N.,” one of the films that will be shown today at Zeta Phi Rho’s Blu Carpet film festival.
Courtesy of Kurt Ikeda
When people say that whatever they are wearing is "vintage," they make that particular item sound a lot more romantic than, say, they got it from Forever 21. Read more...
