There’s more to theater than what’s onstage. Go backstage and meet the prop master, costume designer and set constructor of Korean Culture Night 2010. Hear the humor and hard work behind “In the Making,” a large student-run production to be performed at 7 p.m. on April 8 at Royce Hall [4:43].
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Phi Gamma Nu tackled testicular cancer in “Balls for Balls” eating competition
February 23, 2010 – “Balls for Balls” was a meatball eating competition to raise funds for the Lance Armstrong Foundation’s fight against testicular cancer. Business fraternity Phi Gamma Nu collaborated with the Student Welfare Committee to host this event for the first time at UCLA on Feb. 22nd. UCLA’s Phi Gamma Nu adopted the idea from another Phi Gamma Nu chapter at the University of Pennsylvania [5:04].
Aficionados explain the victories and vices of the video game world
Experienced undergraduates and Professor Larry Tuch, who leads a video game design class for the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, explore the elements of a good game. Learn why players get addicted, how playing can tighten social bonds, and where the industry may be headed in the future.
Chef dishes on the significance of food and his experience at UCLA
Roger Pigozzi, corporate chef for UCLA Catering and Dining Services, talks about how food plays a wholesome role in our personal and social lives.
Current and prospective teachers share insights on leading the classroom
Curious about the rewards and challenges of a teaching career? Prospective and current instructors of various levels ““ from elementary to graduate studies ““ share their experiences.
Cirque du Soleil celebrates a history of service and entertainment at the Santa Monica Pier
Cirque du Soleil transforms Santa Monica Pier into a musical, mystical world on October 16th. The night of celebrities, “KOOZA” show premier and after-party raises funds for environmental non-profits. Visitors relive their magical youth and contribute towards their sustainable future. Heal the Bay Communications Director Matthew King gives the details.