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Long Story Short: May 9, 2011

From the good times to the bad times, memories from those big moments and experiences in life stick with us. On this week’s show, host Andrea Wang talks with the University Catholic Center’s Father Paul Rospond about how he remembers the recently beatified Pope John Paul II. We also ask people on campus about the events or experiences that stand out in their minds.

Later on in the show, reporter Melissa Chiong talks to DJ Dr. Demento about his 40-year career on the radio, heralding in artists such as Weird Al Yankovic and songs like 1962’s “Monster Mash.” And finally, third-year statistics student Lance Perry comes into the studio to talk about UCLA Undergraduate Data Fest 2011, a memorable weekend-long competition that tests students’ creative capacity.

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Natural threads

Staying au naturale in apparel often translates to the label “certified organic” ““ that is, produced without the use of synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.

Lauren Jow appointed as 2011-2012 editor in chief

Lauren Jow, a Daily Bruin slot editor and third-year English student, has been appointed as editor-in-chief of the Daily Bruin for 2011-2012.

Jow was the sole applicant for the position.

Giving voices to the voiceless

The six-year-old boy could not stop gushing to Kozue Shimabukuro over his new backpack, the kind all children in Japan receive as a present for entering the first grade.

Nothing would have seemed wrong if Shimabukuro had not been a pediatric critical care physician.

Long Story Short: April 25, 2011

UCLA had its first on-campus farmer’s market last week. How did it do on its opening day?

Has the Armenian genocide become too politicized? Rohan Viswanathan, an Opinion columnist for the Daily Bruin, and second-year English student Razmig Sarkissian, a member of the Armenian Students’ Association, discuss this question.

And with the UCLA Mock Trial team winning American Mock Trial Association’s 27th National Championship Tournament, we had to ask: What’s a mock trial competition at the national level like? A few team members join us in the studio for a mini round.

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UCLA’s 2011 admit figures increase for both California and out-of-state residents

Nearly 30 percent of students admitted to UCLA are not California residents, a figure that has jumped dramatically in recent years, according to data released by the UC Office of the President on Monday.

Long Story Short: April 18, 2011

This week, it’s all about your future. Where will you be after you graduate? What do you see yourself doing in five or 10 years?

Tonight’s show features the love story of a UCLA alumni couple. They trace their history through their undergrad years up until the day they got engaged in an unusual way.

Plus, a student will head off to Teach for America after she graduates in the spring. And, with the market for green jobs growing, environmentally aware students are exploring how they can enter the field after graduation.

Finally, we talk with a fourth-year English student whose love of poetry served as the inspiration for his grad school plans.

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