Two award-winning soloists, a 75-piece orchestra, and a crowd-pleasing program are all on tap for Thursday night's UCLA Philharmonia Orchestra concert at Schoenberg Hall. Read more...
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April 21, 9:05 pm
Soloists highlight orchestral concert
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April 21, 9:04 pm
Group explores crossover of mediums
Given the widespread popularity of game consoles such as the Xbox 360, PlayStation and Wii, it comes as no surprise that their corresponding video games have made their way into mainstream culture "“ particularly with the college population itself. Read more...
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April 21, 9:01 pm
Coachella proves to be a worthy experience
One opinion is that Coachella is a mythical, freeing experience where one can connect with other spirits in the universe. I'd also heard that it's a corporate, over-priced, hot mess "“ and that it's literally hot and messy. Read more...
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April 20, 9:27 pm
Grad student is a true-blue filmmaker
High on weed and low on life, Kenny sits stoned on the lifeguard chair fantasizing about Mrs. Jordan as she begins her daily routine of swimming one lap before laying out to tan. Read more...
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April 20, 9:22 pm
Play combines activism and art
Vuh-jahy-nuh (vagina) has a simple pronunciation, so why are so many afraid to say it? Read more...
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April 20, 9:16 pm
Mighty Mic organizers hope for unity
Music is both a uniting and dividing force. Read more...
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April 20, 9:14 pm
Lil’ Wayne’s “˜A Milli’ takes hip-hop back to the bass
I felt the rumblings of a new direction for hip-hop production when I almost blew out my '99 Grand Am's speakers last summer. The incident came at the hand of none other than Lil' Wayne and, in particular, his song "A Milli." Read more...