While many students will be cracking open books and spending quality time in the library preparing for final exams, students from two musical performance groups, UCLA Chorale and UCLA Symphony, will be reviewing their notes "“ their musical notes, that is, in preparation for their upcoming winter concerts this week. Read more...
Arts, Music
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November 29, 10:14 pm
UCLA chorale, symphony express auditory art in concert
Arts
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November 29, 10:13 pm
“˜Titus Andronicus’ to be shown with a contemporary twist
Sam Gibbs spent the summer waiting. Read more...
Photo: Fourth-year theater student Chloe Sanders, center, rehearses a scene with her fellow cast members of director Sam Gibbs’ “Titus Andronicus” outside the Public Affairs Building on Tuesday, Nov. 24. The show debuts at midnight on Thursday., Dec. 3.
Arts, Podcasts
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November 25, 6:57 pm
Bruins bash car, hope to beat USC
Bruins bash car, hope to beat USC
UCLA beat ‘SC week tradition Car Smash turned studious bears into incredible Bruins. Bruin Plaza was delightfully fierce Monday afternoon.
"Bruins bash car, hope to beat USC"
UCLA beat ‘SC week tradition Car Smash turned studious bears into incredible Bruins. Bruin Plaza was delightfully fierce Monday afternoon.
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Arts
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November 24, 10:00 pm
The artwork’s on the wall
Juxtaposed against the cacophony of Los Angeles traffic, contemporary sculptor Rob Fischer brings a simultaneous sense of calm and question to the Hammer Museum. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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November 24, 9:52 pm
Screen Scene: “The Road”
Typically, sadness steals over you like the effects of a very strong, very sweet wine; it builds in your abdomen like a bad stomachache; or it festers like an open wound. Read more...
Arts, Film & TV
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November 24, 9:34 pm
Screen Scene: “Old Dogs”
The main point of "Old Dogs" is to subject its stars "“ Robin Williams, John Travolta and Seth Green, mostly "“ to enough pain and humiliation to take the place of an interesting plot. Read more...
Arts, Music
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November 23, 10:16 pm
Famous Mexico City rock band to play in L.A.
Café Tacuba has been called the Beatles of Latin America, a declaration made repeatedly by fans and critics alike of Mexico City's premier four-man musical machine. Read more...