The vocal catharsis of frustration that is the Midnight Yell has been steadily fading since authorities at university apartments and dorms cracked down so much that students have been conditioned to keep their traps shut. Read more...
Arts, Crime
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January 14, 9:00 pm
Last Year: Midnight Yell; This Year: Undie Run
Arts
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January 14, 9:00 pm
Time zone mix-up doesn’t detract from “˜Real’ brilliance
I made a mistake, but I’m only half-willing to take the blame. As far as I’m concerned, the other half goes to UCLA’s on-campus cable television setup. Read more...
Arts
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January 14, 9:00 pm
Last Year: “The Lord of the Rings”; This Year: “Kill Bill: Vol. 2″
We’ve got nothing against “The Lord of the Rings,” but let’s face it: It’s over. Literally. It’s done. Let’s all accept it and move on. Sure, it was great while it lasted, but the first step toward acceptance is breaking out of denial. Read more...
Arts
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January 14, 9:00 pm
Made in Iran
The idealistic bubble of Iranian filmmaking has burst. A crop of movies that comprises the 14th Annual Celebration of Iranian Cinema at the UCLA Film and Television Archive’s festival flaunts the unique ability of seven Iranian filmmakers. Read more...
Arts
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January 14, 9:00 pm
Last Year: WWW.Friendster.COM; This Year: Having real friends in person
Maybe it’s time you actually meet the 268 friends on your “Friends” list. No, not through your nifty Web cam. Try some good old-fashioned face-to-face contact. Read more...
Arts
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January 14, 9:00 pm
Soundbites: The Walkman "Bows And Arrows" Record
The Walkmen “Bows And Arrows” Record Emerging from waves of crashing cymbals and fuzzed-out guitars comes a raw, angry wail. “And when you’re coming around, you’ll be sorry for the things you said,” yells Hamilton Leithauser, lead singer of New York post-punk band The Walkmen. Read more...
Arts
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January 14, 9:00 pm
Last Year: Buying Textbooks; This Year: Library Reserves and Online Material
Textbook companies across the country have fattened their wallets during the past few years by feasting on helpless college students who must overpay for their bounded stacks of paper. Read more...