Recently, my uncle advised me to enjoy my time as a student for as long as I can. I contemplated his advice for a moment before realizing, for the 37th time in the last few months, what a carefree student’s life I lead. Read more...

All I really need to know I learned in kindergarten” … and “from shopping” … and “from The Simpsons” … and “from Star Wars.” You’ve seen these kinds of posters before. Read more...

Once upon a time, not very long ago, a young girl lived in a little peach apartment on a windy little street in a quaint little village. Read more...

Commencement. Graduation. Celebration and relief. Completion. Excitement and uncertainty. Happiness and anxiety. Starting a new chapter. Moving out and on. Graduate school or a new job.   These are the descriptive words and phases for the next week or two. Read more...

This is not going to be a 30 column where I describe the difficulties of running my job at the Daily Bruin. I won’t give you examples of hardships, how I slept overnight in the office, none of that. Read more...

My five years at UCLA have been the best years of my life. I have matured academically, socially, and emotionally. When I reflect on my time here, I do not immediately think about the many jobs that I have held, how many papers I have written, or that I was an elected official in student government. Read more...

I first wandered down the dark recesses of Kerckhoff Hall and into the Daily Bruin office almost a year and a half ago. Having no previous journalism experience whatsoever and being a transfer student at an overwhelmingly large campus, I decided to jump into something completely foreign to me: the world of copy editing. Read more...