Love hurts even the musicians. Alexandro Hernandez, an ethnomusicology graduate student, was rejected in the mountains of Mexico but found love riding bikes in San Francisco. He spoke to reporter Wan Wong. [3:14]

Long Story Short's film critic Alex Goodman talks about the perfect movies for Valentine's Day, and why the tearjerking love story The Notebook is not among his picks. [4:33]

February 14, 2011 "“ Bruins eager to expand their dance repertoire headed to Powell Library on Saturday for the 8th Annual Romeo and Juliet Italian Renaissance Ball. [3:17]

February 2, 2011 – The Collegiate StarLeague brings together teams from 144 universities and junior colleges to battle each other in the videogame, StarCraft II. For the uninitiated, or "noobs," to use videogame lingo, StarCraft II is a sci-fi real-time strategy game that was released in July. UCLA's team recently started its second season in the league and competes every Saturday. Rachel Garcia reports. [2:43]

Daily Bruin Opinion Columnist Jordan Manalastas gives his viewpoint on parenting techniques. [2:58]

Yale law professor Amy Chua's recent book about Chinese mothers has caused quite an uproar. Chua argues Western parents are too wimpy – she says more mothers should be like Chinese mothers, strict and authoritarian.

Radio Director Sarah Rogozen spoke with Accounting Professor John Hughes and his wife Harriet about their parenting experiences. [2:07]