Want to be a lawyer? It’s time to get to work

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May 27, 6:57 am

Want to be a lawyer? It’s time to get to work

Want to be a lawyer? It’s time to get to work Being a pre-law student is about more than telling other people you're "pre-law." There is a lot of step-by-step preparation that students have to take in order to succeed. "Want to be a lawyer? It’s time to get to work"

Being a pre-law student is about more than telling other people you're "pre-law." There is a lot of step-by-step preparation that students have to take in order to succeed.

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May 25, 1:48 pm

Eating your way down Westwood Boulevard: Noodle Planet a hot spot for international dining

May 25, 2010- Noodle Planet in Westwood is an Asian fusion Thai restaurant that caters its food mostly to locals with an American palate, but attracts customers of all sorts and kinds. Charlene Hsiao and Liyna Anwar report. [3:26]

"Eating your way down Westwood Boulevard: Noodle Planet a hot spot for international dining"

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May 24, 5:55 pm

Faculty take up residence on the Hill to be closer to the community

Various professors live near students on the Hill to help enrich their college experiences at UCLA as part of the Office of Residential Life’s Faculty-in-Residence program. FIR participants shared their experiences with Daily Bruin Radio. [4:02]

"Faculty take up residence on the Hill to be closer to the community"

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May 23, 8:15 pm

Salsa rhythm brings dancers, audience to their feet at Fowler Out Loud

Salsa rhythm brings dancers, audience to their feet at Fowler Out Loud May 24, 2010. On Thursday, the UCLA community came together for a night of salsa at the Fowler Museum. Student salsa groups performed and invited audience members to practice some moves, too.Laura Moeini and Marico Moredo report. [3:30] "Salsa rhythm brings dancers, audience to their feet at Fowler Out Loud"

May 24, 2010. On Thursday, the UCLA community came together for a night of salsa at the Fowler Museum. Student salsa groups performed and invited audience members to practice some moves, too.Laura Moeini and Marico Moredo report. [3:30] More »

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May 23, 4:40 pm

Mattel patients' families share their experiences at 11th annual Bruin Run/Walk

May 24th, 2010 – During UCLA's 11th annual Bruin Run/Walk on Sunday morning, students, adults and children ran to raise money for Child Life/Development Services at the UCLA Mattel Children's Hospital. Hear personal stories of the affected families and student runners as they prepared to start the 5K. Eunice Kim and Andrea Wang report. [4:07]

"Mattel patients' families share their experiences at 11th annual Bruin Run/Walk"

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May 19, 5:21 am

UCLA student groups come together to host Middle Eastern Comedy Show

May 19, 2010. Bruins for Israel, Students for Justice in Palestine, and the Middle East Peace Coalition are hosting UCLA's Middle Eastern Comedy Show. The goal is to get students to forget about their political differences and come together for a night of fun. Armen Madikians and Betty Huang report. [3:46]

"UCLA student groups come together to host Middle Eastern Comedy Show"

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May 17, 12:02 am

After 70 years, Japanese American students forced into WWII internment camps finally receive UCLA degrees

On Saturday, UCLA awarded honorary degrees to former Japanese American students interned during World War II. Nearly seven decades after they were students at UCLA, degree recipients remember the war and internment camp, and they describe what the honorary degrees mean to them. [4:58]

"After 70 years, Japanese American students forced into WWII internment camps finally receive UCLA degrees"

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