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Nov. 21, 2011 “”mdash; Senior staff Sam Strong and guest host Ryan Menezes talk the latest in UCLA football and basketball. First, they’ll recap football’s 45-6 win over Colorado on Saturday night, ensuring the team’s bowl eligibility. Later, senior free safety Tony Dye and Coach Rick Neuheisel react to their win in the segment, “Bruin Locker Room.”
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Nov. 21, 2011 “”mdash;” GlobeMed at UCLA”:http://www.globemed.org/ucla is devoted to improving the health care of people living in poverty around the world. This year, they are taking action to improve sexual health and education in Uganda. Fourth-year neuroscience student Catherine Ni and third-year political science student Leah Paz volunteer with the organization. They join us to discuss the steps they are taking to achieve this goal.
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Nov. 21, 2011 “”mdash; It’s Thanksgiving, and we’re focusing on reaching out to those around us. GlobeMed at UCLA is on a mission to improve the lives of those around the world suffering from poverty and a lack of quality health care. Fourth-year neuroscience student Catherine Ni and third-year political science student Leah Paz preview Tuesday’s Thanksgiving-oriented campaign. Later, our love guru Matt Lee participates in a second round of Lovelee Conversations. He offers his advice to those who are unsure about what to do when it comes to their latest interest or relationship.
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MAUI – UCLA is picking up right where it left off. That’s not a good thing. How much difference does 3,000 miles make? Not much.
MAUI – It’s official: the UCLA basketball team is on the islands, but more importantly, so is the Daily Bruin!
The bonfire structure and stage are being built in Wilson Plaza, and noontime events, including a dunk tank and Red Bull truck, are being held in Bruin Plaza ““ all in preparation for Monday night’s Beat ‘SC Bonfire and Rally.
The UCLA’s women’s soccer team reacts to their unexpected elimination from the NCAA tournament in the second round. The Bruins lost to San Diego on penalty kicks 2-3 after playing through a 1-1 tie.
