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Men's basketball team reflects on replacing Tyler Honeycutt, Malcolm Lee

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Men's basketball team reflects on replacing Tyler Honeycutt, Malcolm Lee

Nov. 15 – Recent negotiation sessions have ended without a new deal between the NBA players’ union and the team owners, and with the NBA lockout still in effect, two former UCLA students are out of work. Last year, then-sophomore Tyler Honeycutt and then-junior Malcolm Lee each decided to take their talents to the NBA and entered the draft with hopes of being first-round picks. Not only did they slip to the second round, and out of the guaranteed money zone, they entered an NBA that is in the midst of a collective bargaining dispute.

Games in November have already been canceled, and the rest of the season is in jeopardy. Honeycutt and Lee cannot even set foot in the gyms of their new teams. Although they can't come back to school and play for UCLA ever again, their former teammates still show them support and have nothing but gratitude for these two former Bruins who used to call Westwood home.

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"Men's basketball team reflects on replacing Tyler Honeycutt, Malcolm Lee"

Nov. 15 – Recent negotiation sessions have ended without a new deal between the NBA players’ union and the team owners, and with the NBA lockout still in effect, two former UCLA students are out of work. Last year, then-sophomore Tyler Honeycutt and then-junior Malcolm Lee each decided to take their talents to the NBA and entered the draft with hopes of being first-round picks. Not only did they slip to the second round, and out of the guaranteed money zone, they entered an NBA that is in the midst of a collective bargaining dispute.

Games in November have already been canceled, and the rest of the season is in jeopardy. Honeycutt and Lee cannot even set foot in the gyms of their new teams. Although they can't come back to school and play for UCLA ever again, their former teammates still show them support and have nothing but gratitude for these two former Bruins who used to call Westwood home.

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Treehouse Open Mic continues to showcase Westwood's talents as it begins to draw in new crowds

Treehouse Open Mic continues to showcase Westwood's talents as it begins to draw in new crowds

November 8, 2011 – The Treehouse Open Mic is a student-run event that has been going on in Westwood since Fall 2010. Set on Strathmore Avenue in Westwood's North Village, the Open Mic is an open forum for students to perform in front of an audience in a comfortable atmosphere. While music is the center of the monthly event, there are other acts performed there, such as spoken word poetry, comedy and magic. [3:43]

"Treehouse Open Mic continues to showcase Westwood's talents as it begins to draw in new crowds"

November 8, 2011 – The Treehouse Open Mic is a student-run event that has been going on in Westwood since Fall 2010. Set on Strathmore Avenue in Westwood's North Village, the Open Mic is an open forum for students to perform in front of an audience in a comfortable atmosphere. While music is the center of the monthly event, there are other acts performed there, such as spoken word poetry, comedy and magic. [3:43]

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Jesus for Revolutionaries aims to show the humane side of justice through faith

Jesus for Revolutionaries aims to show the humane side of justice through faith

November 3, 2011 – Hot button social issues like illegal immigration have long been left to the realm of the policy and political posturing. Jesus for Revolutionaries is a four-part series held on UCLA's campus that tries to encourage students of faith to look past current politics and into their bibles.

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"Jesus for Revolutionaries aims to show the humane side of justice through faith"

November 3, 2011 – Hot button social issues like illegal immigration have long been left to the realm of the policy and political posturing. Jesus for Revolutionaries is a four-part series held on UCLA's campus that tries to encourage students of faith to look past current politics and into their bibles.

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Sandwiches, sauces and soul: Fat Sal’s deli doesn’t leave a thing out

Sandwiches, sauces and soul: Fat Sal’s deli doesn’t leave a thing out

Nov. 2, 2011 – Fat Sal's deli in Westwood is among UCLA students’ favorite places to eat off campus. Serving delicious grub is their credo. Open until 3 a.m., it attracts a wild crowd every night of the week.

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"Sandwiches, sauces and soul: Fat Sal’s deli doesn’t leave a thing out"

Nov. 2, 2011 – Fat Sal's deli in Westwood is among UCLA students’ favorite places to eat off campus. Serving delicious grub is their credo. Open until 3 a.m., it attracts a wild crowd every night of the week.

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Ballroom Dance Club at UCLA teaches culture, community through different dance styles

Ballroom Dance Club at UCLA teaches culture, community through different dance styles

October 28, 2011 – From ragtime balls to salsa lessons in Ackerman Union, the Ballroom Dance Club and International Dance Club at UCLA engages students in many styles of cultural dance. [4:35]

Correction: The original version of this description contained an error. The Ballroom Dance Club held its last salsa lesson in Ackerman Union.

"Ballroom Dance Club at UCLA teaches culture, community through different dance styles"

October 28, 2011 – From ragtime balls to salsa lessons in Ackerman Union, the Ballroom Dance Club and International Dance Club at UCLA engages students in many styles of cultural dance. [4:35]

Correction: The original version of this description contained an error. The Ballroom Dance Club held its last salsa lesson in Ackerman Union.

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Christian group Living Waters sparks debates by sharing pro-life views on Bruin Walk

Christian group Living Waters sparks debates by sharing pro-life views on Bruin Walk

October 28, 2011 – A heated religious debate sparked on Bruin Walk on Tuesday. On a gloomy afternoon, groups of students gathered in front of Kerkhoff Hall to argue with preachers from Living Waters, an international Christian organization whose mission that day was to distribute a pro-life documentary and to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. [3:19]

"Christian group Living Waters sparks debates by sharing pro-life views on Bruin Walk"

October 28, 2011 – A heated religious debate sparked on Bruin Walk on Tuesday. On a gloomy afternoon, groups of students gathered in front of Kerkhoff Hall to argue with preachers from Living Waters, an international Christian organization whose mission that day was to distribute a pro-life documentary and to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ. [3:19]

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De Neve Farmers Market offers organic, healthy alternative for students

De Neve Farmers Market offers organic, healthy alternative for students

October 14, 2011 – This past Wednesday marked the first on-campus farmer’s market in De Neve Plaza. Good food and good people make for a good time, and the farmer’s market was no exception despite the hot temperatures. [1:58]

"De Neve Farmers Market offers organic, healthy alternative for students"

October 14, 2011 – This past Wednesday marked the first on-campus farmer’s market in De Neve Plaza. Good food and good people make for a good time, and the farmer’s market was no exception despite the hot temperatures. [1:58]

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