Moments before UCLA basketball took the floor Thursday night, the biggest jeers facing the Bruins came neither from Oregon’s basketball players nor the Duck faithful scattered throughout Pauley Pavilion. Read more...
Daily Bruin: In Focus
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February 28, 1:46 am
Fashion Friday: Feb. 28, 2014
Daily Bruin photographers Gabrielle Cabalza, Alex Hu and Jessica Zhou find some of UCLA’s trendiest students and ask about their inspirations and how they describe their style. Read more...
Daily Bruin: In Focus, Humans of Westwood
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February 28, 1:30 am
Humans of Westwood: Winter 2014 Week 8
Photodocumenting life around UCLA – one person at a time. (Inspired by Humans of New York: www.humansofnewyork.com) #HOWEWO Read more...
Arts: In Focus, Daily Bruin: In Focus
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February 27, 12:08 pm
A tour of three UCLA recycling and waste management sites
The process begins with a bottle tossed absentmindedly into a recycling bin. But this is only the beginning of its journey. Along with the rest of UCLA’s massive amount of waste, it will interact with multiple coordinating organizations and sometimes travel thousands of miles. Read more...
Arts: In Focus, Daily Bruin: In Focus
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February 26, 1:51 pm
Celebrities arrive at Regency Village Theater for “Non-Stop” Premiere
On Monday evening, the Regency Village Theatre in Westwood hosted the premiere of “Non-Stop,” starring Liam Neeson, who plays an air marshal who is forced into action during an international flight after receiving text messages threatening the passengers. Read more...
Daily Bruin: In Focus, Sports: In Focus
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February 26, 1:43 pm
UCLA women’s basketball’s Thea Lemberger plays through injury
Any player cutting into Thea Lemberger’s lane better expect some contact. “I’m excited to hit ‘em,” she said. The women’s basketball senior guard has already taken the most charges on her team, but she’ll gladly take some more. Read more...
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February 26, 2:26 am
USAC divestment resolution sparks public comments
Lines of students stretched the length of Ackerman Grand Ballroom Tuesday night as an impassioned discussion unfolded about a controversial undergraduate student government divestment resolution. More than 500 students attended the Undergraduate Students Association Council meeting to support or criticize a resolution calling for UCLA and the University of California to divest from fivecompanies that profit from the Israeli occupation of Gaza and the West Bank. Read more...