This summer, seven Daily Bruin Video journalists will document their experiences at different locations around the world. Barro Colorado Island is located in the Gatun Lake in the middle of the Panama Canal. More »
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Daily Bruin Video Travels: Paris, France
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August 18, 8:04 pm
This summer, seven Daily Bruin Video journalists will document their experiences at different locations around the world.
Daily Bruin Video senior staffer Sandra Carbonell-Kimtia is spending part of her summer in the romanticized city of Paris, France. Her travels document the city’s renowned locations.
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July 18, 4:16 pm
Student designs costumes and makeup for short films
Rocky Avalos is a fourth-year art student who specializes in costume design and makeup for UCLA student films. Daily Bruin Video talked to her on the set of a short film to learn about her unique character outfits and shocking special effects makeup. More »
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July 15, 11:15 pm
UCLA Students Taste Test Korean food in Korea
Four of UCLA’s students come together at Korea University, South Korea to try some of the traditions, childhood classics, and delicacies that Korea has to offer. More »
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July 7, 11:41 pm
Daily Bruin Video Travels: New York City
This summer, seven Daily Bruin Video journalists will document their experiences at different locations around the world. To start the series off, Iris Lee, Daily Bruin assistant Video producer, is spending her summer in New York City. More »
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June 23, 1:19 am
LACMA: Reigning Men
LACMA’s Reigning Men exhibition highlights 300 years of men’s fashion. The curators of this show include UCLA alumni Sharon Takeda and Kaye Spilker. Assistant curator Clarissa Esguerra explains the thematic exhibit, which will be at LACMA until August 21, 2016. More »
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June 6, 12:07 pm
Christian’s cannabis
“When I explain it to people, I tell them I’m not just a former druggie who needs to do this. It’s a modern approach to a very large market,” says second-year molecular, cell and developmental biology student Christian Kramme. More »