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UCLA kicked off against Stanford at the Rose Bowl in its last home game of the season today with Pac-12 Championship implications on the line.
Although the Bruins sealed their fate by beating the USC Trojans last week, the outcome of today’s game will decide where the Pac-12 Championship game will be played and who the Bruins will be playing.
NEW YORK “”mdash; UCLA is in danger of leaving New York City winless as the Bruins trail the Georgia Bulldogs 30-25 at halftime.
A shaker of Morton’s salt sits on the kitchen table of many families across the country. It adds flavor to dinner and even inspires some girls to wear a yellow raincoat to be the iconic Morton Salt girl for Halloween. But artist Motoi Yamamoto has an entirely unconventional use for the seasoning: He creates masterpieces with it.
Within a week of each other, 343 Industries’ “Halo 4″ and Treyarch’s “Call of Duty: Black Ops II” released to great anticipation and excitement from gamers everywhere, each setting new sales records for their respective franchises.
Sights and sounds from UCLA’s huge football win over crosstown rival USC. Is the monopoly in LA over? Will the Bruins start their own? Daily Bruin Sports Senior Staffer Jacob Ruffman joins the booth to break down all the action from the big game and discuss what lies ahead. Also, Shabazz Muhammad was finally declared eligible. The guys talk about why and what this means for UCLA men’s basketball.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, Christyana and Taylor talk to academic coordinator Clementine Bordeaux and graduate student Elizabeth FastHorse from the American Indian Studies department about what Turkey Day means to Native Americans. KCRW 89.9FM Good Food producer and former Daily Bruin Radio Director Sarah Rogozen shares a delicious recipe for the holidays. UCLA students describe what they have to be thankful for, and the hosts check in with the Scattertones a capella for their 10th anniversary.
NEW YORK “”mdash; The highly anticipated debut of UCLA freshman forward Shabazz Muhammad went by without much fanfare, as the No.
