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John O’Hara proposed to now-fiancee Dena Veth in a heartfelt letter published in the Daily Bruin Opinion section last month. The couple met as freshmen on the Hill seven years ago. They tell their story today.
O’Hara and Veth’s interview was part of a future-themed show this week. Where do you plan to end up? [6:20]
With Tax Day just a week away, UCLA’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance is offering its services to confused students. We ask Tommy Kozak, a student tax adviser, to help demystify tax-filing for us, as well as to talk about what it’s like helping students out with the process.
Also, in light of the recent Ana Prvacki exhibit at the Hammer Museum, we explore greetings across cultures, and we speak with our film guru, Alex Goodman, about the good and bad of the latest box office hits.
Long Story Short airs Mondays at 6:00 p.m. on UCLAradio.com.
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With Tax Day just a week away, UCLA’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance is offering their services to confused students. We ask third-year business economics student Tommy Kozak, who’s also student tax adviser, to help demystify tax-filing for us as well as to talk about what it’s like helping students out with process. [4:06]
An upcoming rally organized by UCLA student leadership will mingle advocacy with music as a more innovative means of drawing attention to the budget crisis.
Campus closures and two-fold tuition increases were among the dramatic pronouncements that emerged out of Sacramento this week as Gov. Jerry Brown and lawmakers sought to confront the possibility of an all-cuts budget.
An annual public education advocacy effort in Sacramento carried a sense of fresh urgency after the collapse of bipartisan budget talks last week.
Sean Pattison didn’t have a story.
Or at least it felt that way, entering the Orientation Program last summer as a counselor.
