The brightness of day filters through a large window onto a matte black typewriter, the dimples of its glossy keys forming multiple pools of reflective light. Bookshelves, standing as sentries of the published word, line the walls before it. Read more...
Arts, Music
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November 17, 12:14 am
UCLA student Julian Cubillos to perform unplugged tonight in Fowler Out Loud concert
Third-year ethnomusicology student Julian Cubillos was only 5 years old when his parents enrolled him in guitar lessons, but he quickly developed an interest of his own in punk and jazz. Cubillos said he was first trained in classical music and has taken guitar lessons with guitarist and UCLA lecturer Wolf Marshall. Read more...
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Julian Cubillos (left) and bandmate Evan Vidar will be performing at the Fowler Out Loud concert today at 6 p.m. in the Fowler Museum courtyard. Cubillos has previously performed at UCLA last year as part of Cultural Affairs Commission’s Monday Night Jazz/Folk Series.
Arts
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November 17, 12:08 am
Second annual KnockOut Poetry Jam to feature students speaking about their generation
Coming from a different country, different culture or place of origin and just speaking about it may not be enough to paint a picture of the environment. Read more...
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Courtesy Bethanie Hines
Chinaka Hodge, a 27-year-old poet from Oakland, will be performing tonight at the second annual KnockOut Poetry Jam.
Arts, Film & TV
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November 17, 12:03 am
Annual Campus MovieFest to spotlight films by UCLA students
BY emma wisdom A&E contributor [email protected] First-year engineering student Sur Samtani wants to be famous. A red carpet will mark the finale for many UCLA students' hard work. Read more...
Arts, Lifestyle
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November 16, 11:47 pm
Literally Speaking
The Daily Bruin's Lauren Roberts spoke with some of these educators about their favorite and most influential books while growing up and as younger students. Read their thoughts on the literature they discovered before their time behind the podium. Read more...
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Kellman
Arts
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November 16, 12:23 am
The digital page
Quang has thrown away unwanted books before, but he didn't chuck them in a trash can. He just clicked a button and "“ in a flash "“ the e-books vanished from his iPad library. Read more...
Arts, Arts Columns
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November 16, 12:20 am
Columnist explores Olvera Street’s trinkets and traditions
Potent aromas of leather and cinnamon churros waft through the wooden stalls of Olvera Street's marketplace. Read more...
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Puppets are among the many colorful, artistic items sold by street vendors on Olvera Street.