Daily Bruin sports editors Aubrey Yeo and Matthew Joye take an inside look at the week that was in UCLA sports. The two discuss the first week of spring practice for UCLA football, and the position battles and expectations that come with it. There will also be a recap of UCLA women’s basketball’s 62-60 win […]
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Doctors give tips on getting a full night’s rest at Sleep Symposium
Most people spend over a third of their lives in slumber, but don’t understand the mechanics or the significance of the process. Daily Bruin Radio investigates how to get better sleep, what is the ideal amount sleep and why sleep is necessary. TRANSCRIPT: “Everyone’s always tired, but you know if you had to choose between […]
UCLA professors discuss linguistic diversity, event on Chinese language
In a globalized modern society, the demand for foreign language learning and understanding cultural diversity is increasing. From April 3-5, UCLA’s Asian Languages and Cultures Department hosts the 27th Annual North American Conference on Chinese Linguistics. The purpose of the NACCL event is to bring together Chinese language scholars from all over the world to […]
Musical Journeys: Random Voices A Cappella
Singers from UCLA’s Random Voices A Cappella take an interlude from rehearsal to describe their musical journeys. The California A Cappella Festival, an event that Random Voices host every year, will take place on April 4.
Out of Bounds – March 30, 2015
New show hosts Aubrey Yeo and Matthew Joye take the mic to discuss the UCLA sporting events from over spring break, such as UCLA men’s basketball’s Sweet 16 loss to Gonzaga. Daily Bruin men’s basketball columnist Kevin Bowman visits the studio to analyze the Gonzaga game and talk about the prospects for next year’s men’s basketball […]
Campus theater groups, students explore plays relevant to modern life
The performing arts are often rose-tinted binoculars that probe into reality. Popular Italian opera “I Due Figaro”transmits a feminist message within a 19th century context. Rock musical “Next to Normal”sings about a family’s emotional battle with mental disorder. Last but not least, Shakespeare’s play “Henry IV Part I” paints an Odyssey of a young […]
UCLA Community School gives low-income families access to educational resources
The UCLA Community School gives low-income families access to state-of-the-art educational resources in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Koreatown, in part by utilizing UCLA volunteers. Fourth-year student Lindsey Kunisaki talks about teaching a variety of arts in the afterschool program through UCLA’s VAPAE program. Fourth-year sociology student and president of Yoga for Flexible Futures Alexandra […]