Kenny Chang What happens? You decide! Let the survey begin! E-mail Kenny at [email protected], and he will sum up the fight in next week’s column. Choose your own adventure! Read more...

CHRIS BACKLEY/ Daily Bruin Staff Second-year piano performance student Dan Yu practices Chopin’s "Study No. 11" in Schoenberg Hall. By Howard Ho Daily Bruin reporter [email protected] A joke has Arnold Swarzenegger as a child playing the game “classical composers” with two buddies in Austria. Read more...

GEFFEN PLAYHOUSE “He Hunts” Geffen Playhouse (310) 208-5454 Through May 19 Bring Kleenex. Audience members are sure to laugh until they cry while watching Georges Feydeau’s play “He Hunts.” Translated by Philip Littell, the French farce is one of clever and quick-witted comedy. Read more...

By Christine Lee Daily Bruin Contributor [email protected] The age old saying that good things come to those who wait was certainly true for the thousands of people waiting to get into Sunday’s Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. Read more...

The uplifting sounds of Sigur Ros’ “Agaetis Byrjun” overpower the listener with sweeping orchestration and haunting melodies. Written in a combination of hopeful sounding syllables and Icelandic, the group’s native language, the songs’ meanings can be found in sonic textures rather than the literal messages of the lyrics. Read more...

By CJ Yu Daily Bruin Contributor While some may be spending $20 million to experience outer space, a new IMAX film, “Space Station 3D,” gives wannabe astronauts a similar opportunity for a much more reasonable price. Read more...

Photos by MICHAEL MANTEL By Ken Ruda Daily Bruin Contributor As many may have noticed, UCLA was invaded over the weekend. Thousands of people squeezed themselves onto campus Saturday and Sunday for the annual reading extravaganza called the L.A. Read more...