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March 10, 12:00 am
Bruins to share their spoken word at invitational
Dang-co Vu/Daily Bruin
By Dustin Randolph
Bruins to share their spoken word at invitational
"Bruins to share their spoken word at invitational"
What does it take to be a spoken word poet at UCLA? This week, five Word on Wednesdays regulars and fellow Bruins are heading to Colorado to compete in the College Unions Poetry Slam Invitational.
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February 28, 7:35 am
Ashe About Your Health: How to recognize sunspots
What are sun spots? Are they harmful? How do you get rid of them? As students who live in sunny California, we might be prone to asking these questions concerning our skin. More »
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February 27, 5:14 am
Paws, Play, Rewind! – Episode 7: I Choose You, Schoolboy Q!
Paws, Play, Rewind! – Episode 7: I Choose You, Schoolboy Q!
"Paws, Play, Rewind! – Episode 7: I Choose You, Schoolboy Q!"
Paws, Play, Rewind! is back for the seventh installment to discuss the latest and greatest in pop culture and campus happenings with the always-entertaining minds at Daily Bruin A&E. More »
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February 26, 3:44 am
Cooperative housing: an affordable option for UCLA students
Cooperative housing: an affordable option for UCLA students
"Cooperative housing: an affordable option for UCLA students"
UCLA students have the opportunity to live in a Los Angeles cultural landmark for about half of the cost of on-campus dorms. Located just two blocks away from the UCLA campus, the University Cooperative Housing Association is available for any students looking to save money while still living in a diverse community. More »
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February 25, 12:01 am
UCLA professor studies infants’ brains for autism research
UCLA professor studies infants’ brains for autism research
"UCLA professor studies infants’ brains for autism research"
Rates of autism are on the rise, with 1 in 50 American children being diagnosed as affected by the disorder. Dr. Susan Bookheimer, a professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Science at the David Geffen School of Medicine and recipient of an Autism Centers of Excellence Center Grant, is scanning the brains of infants, searching to find which areas are affected, with the hopes of devising methods of treatment. More »
