FILM&TV: “Barbarella” Landmark Nuart Theatre July 16, midnight All fans of Uma Thurman in “Kill Bill” owe it to themselves to go see the original kick-ass queen Jane Fonda in this classic sci-fi futuristic fantasy. Read more...
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July 11, 9:00 pm
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July 11, 9:00 pm
More Than Money
One of the perks of going to UCLA is free and easy access to the Hammer Museum in Westwood or the Fowler Museum on campus. But perhaps one of the campus’s best kept secrets for art-viewing is, right next door to the Fowler, the Anderson School of Management. Read more...
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July 11, 9:00 pm
Soar to musical heights on your next flight
As many UCLA students prepare to leave town for part of their summer break, it’s important to remember to make full use of your music collection while traveling. Read more...
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July 11, 9:00 pm
The Nortec Track
Thumping electronic dance beats weren’t the typical accompaniment to Mexican folk music ““ at least until Nortec came along. DJs Panoptica and Fussible will bring Nortec, short for Norteño Techno, to the UCLA Hammer Museum on Thursday night as the first of four outdoor concerts in the museum’s Mixed in Mexico series. Read more...
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July 11, 9:00 pm
A Younger Stitch
Knitting and college students are words that usually don’t come hand in hand ““ that is, until recently. And whether it’s to fill free time, to add a personal touch to one’s outfit, or for philanthropic reasons, the fact remains that students are getting out the yarn and needles and creating a knitting craze. Read more...
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July 11, 9:00 pm
Film classes now offered online
The UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television is going to a place it has never gone before ““ the World Wide Web. This summer, for the very first time, the school is offering online classes during summer sessions A and C in production, screenwriting and contemporary film industries. Read more...
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June 26, 9:00 pm
Rule your floor: Acquire digital playthings for your dorm
There’s something about dorm life that just breeds competition. Sure, it always starts out nice. The new freshmen arrive, they move in their stuff, and everyone is happy and optimistic. Read more...