UCLA students, rejoice. We, once again, have a venue where we can stay up all night together studying for that 8 a.m. midterm, starting that 15-page paper that’s due in 12 hours and taking those 30-minute power naps throughout long study sessions.
Author Archives:
Den cheers to atone for team’s inexperience
When it comes to the pantheon of collegiate cheering sections, students at Duke University have done for basketball what Billy Mays did for infomercials. Boasting elite levels of supersonic obnoxiousness and a style that is imitated by collegians all across the country, the Cameron Crazies ““ named for Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium ““ have created an environment that is hellish for opponents of the aptly named Blue Devils.
Four bands join forces for Glamour Kills Tour
Four fresh-faced bands. Forty-one shows, sold out night after night. An epic Halloween concert. Sour Patch Kids shots onstage. Bowling pandemonium after shows. Golfing on days off ““ must be the Glamour Kills Tour.
UCLA community reacts to Iran’s nuclear program
Amid global concern about a potential nuclear threat, the Iranian government maintains that its burgeoning nuclear program is a peaceful civil endeavor.
UCLA economists warn that recession’s negative effects will continue
The United States felt its first major economic expansion in more than a year last quarter as gross domestic product grew by 3.5 percent, a growth that many believe signifies the end of the recession.
Young Bruin publishes novel
Step aside, Christopher Paolini ““ there’s a new young author in town. Second-year undeclared student Dan Elconin has recently published his creation, “Never After,” a young-adult fantasy novel that provides a dark twist to the traditional story of Peter Pan. Defying the odds with its recent publishing success, his book is a sign that young authors looking to make a name for themselves can now realize that publication is, in fact, possible.
Act plans to increase aid
After hearing about the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act, Dinali Wijewarnasuriya now has a greater incentive to apply to UCLA for fall 2010 admission.