Although low-carb and gluten-free diets dominate the cultural conversation around health and wellness today, lowfat diets were once en vogue. While today we have finally been disabused of the idea all fat is unhealthy, the legacy of the low-fat era still exists today. Read more...
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When you’re stressed about work, school or the impending abyss that is the post-graduation “real world,” some light-hearted literature helps take the edge off. Between Buzzfeed quizzes, lifestyle sites and the vast array of random but entertaining websites, there’s no shortage of ways for today’s students to unwind for an hour or two. Read more...
Photo: “The New Pacific” featured bombastic language and a glaring amount of Ivy League collegiate influence. (Daily Bruin archives)
This February, we are introducing the Quad’s monthly Daily Bruin Roundup, a recap of the previous month’s Daily Bruin articles you should have read (but maybe didn’t), touching on campus, local and national events. Read more...
Photo: Protests and other expressions of free speech dominated January’s Daily Bruin coverage. (Photo collage by Daily Bruin staff)
College may very well be the best four years of a person’s life, but reports show that college students are more stressed out nowadays than they have ever been before. Read more...
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If you consider yourself a “foodie,” follow Los Angeles events or ate out at a restaurant in the past two weeks, I’m guessing you’ve heard of dineL.A. Read more...
Photo: DineL.A. offers Los Angeles residents the opportunity to eat at ordinarily expensive restaurants for discounted prices. (Kristie Hoang/Daily Bruin)
There is nothing better than a cup of freshly brewed matcha tea to warm a person up after freezing in the cold, wet winter of Los Angeles this year. Read more...
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Although we may not get a day off for it, Lunar New Year is still a significant holiday for many UCLA students. In 2017, Lunar New Year falls on Jan 28, marking the beginning of the Year of the Rooster and the end of the Year of the Monkey. Read more...
Photo: This year’s Lunar New Year celebration on the Hill featured lion dancers and games, dances and music from various organizations. (Sihui Song/Daily Bruin)
