The original version of this article contained information that was unclear and has been updated. See the bottom of the article for more information. A chorus-led court scene with formally dressed actors and a sentimental closing monologue from the play’s protagonist highlighted the English class’s first performance. Read more...
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November 10, 1:31 am
English TA incorporates theater in course to expand perspectives
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November 10, 1:28 am
Indus bridges cultural gaps through Diwali, Eid celebration
Small candles surrounded by gold lattice marked the center of each table in the ballroom. As the night began, men and women sat draped in elegantly flowing robes and scarves that shimmered when they caught the light. Read more...
Photo: Performers take part in Diwali celebrations hosted by UCLA Indus, a cultural organization whose goal is to promote unity among South Asians and educate the UCLA community about South Asian culture, in Ackerman Grand Ballroom Friday night. (Owen Emerson/Daily Bruin)
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November 9, 11:59 pm
Sights and Sounds: Indus’ Diwali and Eid celebration
On Oct. 7, Indus, an organization focused on promoting unity across all countries, religions and cultures of South Asia, hosted its second annual Diwali and Eid Celebration. Read more...
Photo: (Justine Sto Tomas/Daily Bruin)
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November 7, 9:41 pm
USAC to discuss proposed tuition hike, divestment meeting logistics
The undergraduate student government will hold a special meeting Wednesday to address proposed tuition increases and to confirm the logistics of the Nov. 18 divestment resolution meeting. Read more...
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November 7, 7:00 pm
CSU hires Pamela Thomason as systemwide Title IX compliance officer
UCLA’s sexual harassment and Title IX officer Pamela Thomason is leaving the university to oversee Title IX training and education within the California State University system, UCLA officials announced Friday. Read more...
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November 7, 12:17 pm
Obituary: Anthropology professor, LGBT studies program cofounder dies at 86
Peter B. Hammond, an anthropology professor who helped to establish the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender studies program at UCLA, died of Alzheimer’s in Los Angeles on Oct. Read more...
News, Westwood
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November 7, 1:34 am
Councilmember considers plan to create bike lanes on Westwood Boulevard
A city councilmember is considering a new plan that aims to construct bicycle lanes on Westwood Boulevard without affecting traffic and parking. The proposal, which has garnered community support through an online petition with about 500 signatures, would install bike lanes between Santa Monica Boulevard and Le Conte Avenue. Read more...