On Sunday Oct. 26, UCLA athletics teamed up with the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation to put on the seventh annual “Dribble for the Cure” fundraising event. More »
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Graduate student’s artwork localizes South Korean ferry tragedy
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October 28, 1:32 am
“I hope people are more aware of what we hear and maybe that’s not the truth after all,” says Camella Da Eun Kim, a graduate student in Design | Media Arts. Her artwork, exhibited at the Design | Media Arts MFA Exhibition: .CALM from Oct. 23 to Friday, localizes and calls attention to the sinking of the South Korean Sewol ferry, a tragedy in which about 300 people died, the majority of them high school students.
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October 27, 1:26 am
USAC special election results reactions
On Friday, Oct. 24, the Election Board announced the results for the 2014 USAC special election in front of Kerckhoff Hall. Watch the reactions of the candidates after the winners were announced. More »
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October 24, 1:04 am
Sights and Sounds: Pac-12 Men’s Basketball Media Day
Media from all over the nation traveled to San Francisco on Thursday to participate in the annual Pac-12 Men’s Basketball Media Day. One coach and one player from each of the twelve teams in the conference were present to answer questions and talk about the upcoming season. More »
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October 22, 12:00 am
Bruins on the Street: Thoughts on the USAC special election
“People are generally uninformed or apathetic about it,” claims fourth-year political science student Amir Aghajani about the USAC special election. Daily Bruin takes it to the streets of Bruin Walk to see what our student body really thinks about the new transfer representative position, whether or not students are willing to fund a diversity referendum and to test the general campus climate regarding special elections. More »
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October 20, 5:54 am
USAC special election candidates debate
Five candidates for two seats and representatives from two fee referendums and one constitutional amendment debated and answered questions about their platforms and ballot measures on Saturday, Oct. More »
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October 17, 12:00 am
“Balance Your Hyphen” Comic Strip Workshop
According to cartoonist, former Daily Bruin staffer and UCLA alumnus Alexander Hoffman, society is built around people who are either left-brained or right-brained. Regardless of which side your brain dominates, there’s an internal conflict that resides between the two sides. More »