Erik Finck said he believes puppets provide a special means for artistic expression because they can represent anybody in any part of the world. “(Puppetry) is a great medium because they are a really neutral ground. Read more...
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January 29, 9:00 pm
Finding ways to talk about HIV/AIDS
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January 29, 9:00 pm
Man, 36, allegedly posed as student
After allegedly posing as a UCLA student for at least two years, Sheldon Ross, 36, was arrested on Dec. 31, 2006 for burglary and illegally accessing university computers and will be tried on Thursday for identity fraud, university officials said. Read more...
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January 29, 9:00 pm
Tiptoeing through troubled times
Swastikas and speeches filled with racial slurs greet anyone who walks through the Kerckhoff Art Gallery this week, where the Undergraduate Students Association Council has set up an exhibit on hate crime as part of its Campus Safety Awareness Week. Read more...
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January 28, 9:00 pm
Workshops to help Bruins avoid crime
In response to student reports of theft and other campus crimes, the Undergraduate Students Association Council is sponsoring a crime awareness week. “We want to educate students about resources that are available to them on and off campus,” said Gregory Cendana, USAC internal vice president. Read more...
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January 28, 9:00 pm
Professor to advise city on youth violence
After working with the issue of youth violence in Bosnia and Kosovo, Jorja Leap was inspired to come back to her hometown of Los Angeles and work on problems of youth violence in her own region. Read more...
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January 28, 9:00 pm
Greenhouse lacks nutritional data
Though Greenhouse, the new restaurant in Ackerman Union, is advertised as offering health food, there are currently no nutritional facts available to its patrons. Roy Champawat, Associated Students UCLA student union director, said ASUCLA does not have the software to “spit out nutritional information” for the new Greenhouse items. Read more...
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January 28, 9:00 pm
Fieldwork in the classroom
When second-year public policy graduate students Sarah Simons and John Hellmann went to Pakistan over winter break, they found they were greeted by villagers who were just as eager to promote literacy as they were. Read more...