What’s the first thing you’re going to do once finals are over? Here’s what students on campus are planning.
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The Daily Bruin Radio Show: A cappella groups sing for the season
On Wednesday nine of UCLA’s a cappella groups will come together for concert to celebrate the season; it’s called “The Holidays: A Cappella-Rama” and it’ll take place at 7 p.m. at the Northwest Campus Auditorium on the Hill. But we got a little impatient, so members of Awaken A Cappella joined us in the studio.
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NEWS BRIEF: 'Potter' fans line up early to experience 'Deathly Hallows' Westwood premiere
November 21, 2010 – “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1″ premiered Friday at the Regency Theatre in Westwood. Students have followed Harry, Ron and Hermione on the big screen since the beginning of the saga, and for muggles, this might be the closest they can get to the wizarding world. [1:34]
Parents' Weekend reunites Bruins with their families
Families reunited with their Bruins last Friday for the beginning of UCLA’s Parents’ Weekend. The first night, campus festivities came to a close with a large Bruin Barbeque in Dickson Plaza, where UCLA students joined their families for food, live music and dancing.
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New theater students begin college with Tai Chi course
October 14, 2010 – New theater students’ first college course starts outside the classroom with Master Jonathan Wang. A long-time martial arts competitor and world champion in Tai Chi, Wang teaches a required course called Introduction to Performance. [3:18]
Bruin Health Improvement Program keeps UCLA faculty and staff active
September 20, 2010 – For the past several months, UCLA faculty and staff have been going to the John Wooden Center for the Bruin Health Improvement Program. BHIP is designed to help faculty and staff improve overall health. The program is phasing out its first year, teaching participants to do the exercises on their own as the program’s session gradually comes to an end. [3:05]
Faculty take up residence on the Hill to be closer to the community
Various professors live near students on the Hill to help enrich their college experiences at UCLA as part of the Office of Residential Life’s Faculty-in-Residence program. FIR participants shared their experiences with Daily Bruin Radio. [4:02]