A young man sits down to eat his first lobster. The sleeves of his tangerine prison jumpsuit are torn off to reveal 17 scars on his arm, one for each of his victims. The warden surveilling him from behind metal bars growls, "I'm going to love watching you die." Read more...
Arts, Theater & Fine Arts
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February 14, 3:38 am
UCLA Undergraduate Juried Exhibition is now in session
Third-year art student Mike Russell can finally access his record player now that his large work of art, "Untitled Bible Study #1" is in the New Wight Gallery rather than his room. Read more...
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Economics Professor Hugo Hopenhayn and Estela Hopenhayn, California Social Science Experimental Laboratory manager, admire “Untitled Bible Study #1.”
Arts, Theater & Fine Arts
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February 14, 3:35 am
“Forgotten World” reveals the tragedies of child soldiers
After visiting a museum in Rwanda and seeing photos of dead child soldiers, Deborah Asiimwe was haunted by their spirits and started to wonder who these children were and what their lives were like. Read more...
Arts, Arts Columns
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February 14, 3:33 am
POP PSYCHOLOGY: Familiar “Friends” return to small screen with new roles
It's been a while since we spent much quality time with our old "Friends."
Well, that's not exactly true. Read more...
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February 14, 3:27 am
Theater Review
The idea of variation in music involves taking an element from a song "“ a melody, a harmony "“ and altering it in some way. Read more...
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February 11, 10:35 am
Theater Review: “Spring Awakening”
Set in a small, repressive German town in the 1890s, "Spring Awakening" is anything but Victorian. Read more...
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(courtesy of Andy Snow)
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February 11, 10:32 am
SINGLE-MINDED: Sweet songs for Valentine’s
It's the time of year when love is on everyone's mind. Read more...
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Credit: SENSIBILITY MUSIC LLC