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On Friday, the sustainability arm of the student government, BGreen Consulting, hosted the Southern California Green Jobs Career Fair. Daily Bruin Radio’s Helen Zhao went, and she found out that growing environmental consciousness is giving rise to more jobs dedicated to the long-term health of the earth.
Our look at green jobs was part of a future-themed show this week. Where do you plan to end up? [3:39]
Nathan McClain is a fourth-year English student with a number of published poems. He is planning to attend the master’s writing program at Warren Wilson College in North Carolina this summer. McClain spoke with Daily Bruin Radio about his work and his sources of inspiration.
McClain’s interview was part of a future-themed show this week. Where do you plan to end up? [5:31]
Grace Lim, a fourth-year studying political science and history, joins the Teach for America workforce this summer, devoting the next two years to teaching underprivileged children. Her passion for education stems from personal experiences, and Lim hopes to get teaching experience before pursuing education reform. Leaving for Baltimore after graduation, Lim plans to teach elementary school kids English as a second language.
Lim’s interview was part of a future-themed show this week. Where do you plan to end up? [3:31]
With the UCLA baseball season in full swing, Sports editor Sam Strong and Eli Smukler have a lot to talk about. Also, the hosts discuss Malcolm Lee’s decision to enter the NBA draft. And finally, there will be a game of Fill-in-the-Blank to conclude the show.
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Frank Chimero, designer and writer, will speak at 8 p.m. in Kerckhoff Grand Salon for the CEC Speakers series.
“American Buffalo” with Richard Crudo Q&A
_Tonight, 8 p.m.
James Bridges Theater, FREE_
Richard Crudo, cinematographer behind “American Pie” and “American Buffalo,” is the latest to teach the annual Kodak Cinematographer-in-residence workshop series, which each spring brings in industry cinematographers to teach UCLA students the tricks of the trade.
Tonight, as part of the workshop series conducted by Crudo, there will be a screening of “American Buffalo,” which Crudo shot in 1996.
Following the screening, there will be a Q&A with Richard Crudo, moderated by Bill McDonald, head of cinematography at UCLA’s school of film, theater and television, where the audience will have the chance to pick Crudo’s brain about things cinematography-related, such as shooting techniques and lighting.
McDonald said he hoped people will show up and take advantage of the possibility of getting valuable advice from an acclaimed cinematographer.
***Cold War Kids
Friday, Outdoor Theatre*
As the sun finally began to set behind the mountains after a day with temperatures reaching 95 degrees, Cold War Kids stepped onto the stage.