Sunday, October 11

Soundbites

U2 “How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb” Interscope Records In theory, U2’s new album should be its best in years. “How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb” has everything a great U2 album needs: soaring choruses as only Bono can sing them, the Edge’s trademark delayed guitars, and even a song about God (“Yahweh”). Read more...


Talent reveals itself in raw form

With a single light, a simple stage and a sequence of steps, artists are revealing stripped performances of raw, handmade expression. On Dec. 8 at 6:30 p.m., professors, along with graduate and undergraduate students from the world arts and cultures department will present their material in “Handmade.” This informal showcase during the 10th week of every quarter allows students and faculty to exhibit polished and rough performance gems. Read more...


Life at a co-ed college is … normal

Jake, What’s it like to go to college with boys?! -Katherine Bauer Just to clarify, Katherine’s a third-year student at Smith College in Massachusetts, a school famous in part for being an all-girl’s institution. Read more...


Waltz the night away at Powell

In Los Angeles, a night out dancing usually entails some pleather, a DJ and a venue with a name like The Boogie. But this Saturday night in the Powell Library Rotunda, members of the UCLA community can travel back to a time before the art of freaking had ever possessed the hips of the teenage population. Read more...


“˜Alexander’ aims for facts, action

High-speed horse collisions. Exotic python encounters. Grueling workouts in 100-degree weather. For the cast and crew of the film “Alexander,” surviving dangerous situations like these almost became second nature. Read more...



Soaking it up

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who love SpongeBob SquarePants, and those who do not. For those who love him, the passion goes quite far. Read more...