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On Oct. 20, 2011 local band “thatwasthen”:http://www.thatwasthenmusic.com filmed a music video at De Neve auditorium for their song “Mr. Politician.” Three of the five members are UCLA alumni, and the group won the best band award at the 2010 Spring Sing concert.
See more behind-the-scenes footage from the music video shoot at “the Daily Bruin’s multimedia blog, Focus”:http://focus.dailybruin.com/focus-footage-thatwasthen-vs-nintendo/.
On Oct. 19, 2011, local band The Ten Thousand performed a live set at Bruin Plaza. They talk about their experiences playing live shows and why they perform.
For more about The Ten Thousand, check out “our article on the band”:http://www.dailybruin.com/index.php/article/2011/10/westwoodbased_band_the_ten_thousand_to_perform_on_campus or “see more footage”:http://focus.dailybruin.com/focus-footage-having-fun-with-the-ten-thousand from the shoot at the Daily Bruin’s multimedia blog, Focus.
With a 4-0-0 conference record, the UCLA men’s soccer team is in the midst of a winning season. Watch as head coach Jorge Salcedo, senior defender Andy Rose, and junior forward Chandler Hoffman share the team’s secrets to success.
On Oct. 9, 2011, ten miles of streets in Downtown Los Angeles were shut down for CicLAvia, where bikes, joggers, and pedestrians covered the pavement. For Arturo Ramirez Perez, CicLAvia is a way to showcase his work: custom bikes, including one named “Skeletron.”
On Tuesday night, Alpha Epsilon Omega hosted the Dubstep MIX concert at Kerckhoff Grand Salon. Second-year physics student and fraternity member Patrick Hovsepian explains the dubstep genre and its different levels.
On August 22, 2011, fourth-year mathematics student Chris Jeon arrived in Cairo, Egypt and made his way into Libya, where he joined rebel soldiers fighting against Col. Moammar Gadhafi. He tells his story from his life on the front lines and the bonds he made, and shares video from his time at war.
For more on Chris Jeon’s story and his transition back to life in Los Angeles, read our coverage at “dailybruin.com/news”:http://www.dailybruin.com/index.php/article/2011/10/a_closer_look_back_from_libya.
On September 29, 2011, UCLA’s Act III Theatre Ensemble put on their fall quarter opening show, “Cabaret,” which consisted of informal acts and performances from the group. Fourth-year Catie Marron performed “Quiet” by Joanthan Reid Gealt, a song about the place of communication in a healthy relationship.