Photo: A cappella group Bruin Harmony won the award for “Best Entry” at Spring Sing.
Daily Bruin: In Focus
Daily Bruin: In Focus, Humans of Westwood
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May 17, 12:00 pm
Humans of Westwood: May 13-17
Photodocumenting life around UCLA – one person at a time. (Inspired by Humans of New York: www.humansofnewyork.com) #HOWEWO Read more...
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May 16, 9:23 pm
From the archives: A look back at UCLA Spring Sing
From Ella Fitzgerald to the earliest look at Maroon 5, UCLA has never failed to disappoint students during Spring Sing. Multiple singers have been born and discovered from center stage at LATC. Read more...
Photo: Kara’s Flowers (Adam Levine’s band at the time) performed at Spring Sing in 2000. The band did not take home any awards.
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May 16, 12:00 am
Bruins climb for new heights
Almost every weekend, a group of UCLA students ventures throughout Southern California – from Bishop to Joshua Tree – looking for new rock-climbing challenges. Although many of the climbers got their start at the rock wall in the John Wooden Center, climbing boulders outdoors offers a new set of challenges and rewards. Read more...
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May 14, 2:48 pm
Week in photos: May 6–12, 2013
Arts: In Focus, Daily Bruin: In Focus
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May 11, 7:09 pm
PhoTACOphy: El Flamin Taco
El Flamin Taco Location: 505 S Vermont Ave, Koreatown Hours: T-Th 6 – 3 a.m.; Fr-Sun 6 – 4 a.m. To Try: Pollo Torta and Al Pastor Looking for a taco joint in Koreatown seems counterintuitive, but El Flamin Taco seems to strikes the perfect balance between two neighboring cultures. Read more...
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May 10, 1:54 am
USAC Elections 2013
Photo: John Joanino, a third-year sociology student and presidential candidate for the LET’S ACT! slate, reacts to being elected as the 2013-2014 Undergraduate Students Association Council president. Joanino was one of four LET’S ACT! candidates to be elected Thursday night and will lead a Bruins United-majority council next year.