On Friday, Islamic State group militants attacked several sites in Paris, killing at least 129 people and wounding many others. The tragedy was so jarring that it took Americans nearly two hours before they could even start politicizing it. More »
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Campus, News, Podcasts
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November 18, 12:17 pm
CAC begins Culture Talks to analyze stigmas, silence on social issues
(Marley Maron/Daily Bruin)
By Jasmine Don
The Cultural Affairs Commission has started a new program called Culture Talks, a series of open discussions where students gather to voice their opinions on social issues that people may be hesitant to talk about.
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November 16, 11:43 pm
Long Story Short: Nov. 16th, 2015
Yuri Enokida and Kelly Yeo host fall quarter’s Long Story Short. Third-year political science student Chase Privett tells us what directing HOOLIGAN Theater Company’s production of Rent has been like, followed by a performance of “Seasons of Love” by the cast. More »
Opinion, Podcasts
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November 13, 1:03 pm
No Offense, But: Mizzou
The University of Missouri has become an epicenter for racial tension following former University President Tim Wolfe’s resignation after protests over his handling of racially charged incidents on campus. More »
Podcasts, Sports
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November 13, 12:00 am
The Huddle Episode 7: Class Act
The Huddle is back, now led by radio-trained Sports Editor Matt Cummings! This week, the editors are looking at the prospective freshman athlete recruits. Can UCLA attract the country’s top talent? More »
Arts, Lifestyle, Podcasts
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November 12, 12:00 am
How UCLA students plan to weather El Niño this winter
Refer: It seems like it has been raining more often than ever this fall. El Niño means that the southern portion of the United states is set to have wetter weather. More »