Friday, June 26

UCLA Students Seek Revenge on USC With Blue and Gold Paint

A group of UCLA students wrote "UCLA" on the USC track early this morning using bottles filled with eight gallons of blue and gold water-based acrylic paint. They also splattered paint on about 300 bicycles and three main flag poles on Exposition Boulevard which leads into campus. The leftover paint was poured out the window as they drove away, leaving streaks of blue down USC's Fraternity Row. Read more...





Vandals dye fountains red

Red dye was discovered in three fountains around campus by maintenance crews on Monday, although university police said there is nothing connecting the vandalism to the upcoming annual rivalry football game against USC on Saturday. Read more...

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Red dye was discovered in the Inverted Fountain, Shapiro Fountain and a Sculpture Garden fountain by maintenance crews on Monday morning.


Rally whips up Bruin pride

The final game of the regular season. One city, two schools. And there's blood in the water too, or at least some of that funny, pink dye. Read more...

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A firefighter lights the bonfire.