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Science student creates food-themed jewelry
UCLA ecology, behavior and evolution student Ying Zhi bakes miniature food-themed jewelry, explaining that “art is like my escape from school.” Zhi started her homemade jewelry business in her home in Singapore, and brought her craft with her when she moved to Los Angeles for school. She explains that art and science are not as […]
Fashion Friday: Feb. 21, 2014
Daily Bruin photographers Miriam Bribiesca, Gabrielle Cabalza, Clara Shader-Seave and Angie Wang find some of UCLA’s trendiest students and ask about their inspirations and how they describe their style.
Paws, Play, Rewind! – Episode 6: Netflix and Secrets
Paws, Play, Rewind! is back for episode six to discuss the latest and greatest in pop culture and campus happenings with the always-entertaining minds at Daily Bruin A&E. This week’s hosts, Daily Bruin senior staffer Emily Chu and assistant radio editor Stephen Phan, talk over what they have been following this past week, from Ellen Page’s greatest […]
Former Olympians, Current Bruins
With the Winter Olympics in full swing, the Daily Bruin takes a look at the experiences of four former Summer Olympians and current members of the UCLA gymnastics team. Here are all the portraits taken for the four day series of feature stories. Find the stories here: Samantha Peszek: http://165.227.25.233/features/gymnastics-the-competitive-demands-samantha-peszek/ Jennifer Pinches: http://165.227.25.233/features/gymnastics-the-competitive-demands-jennifer-pinches/ Jordyn Wieber: http://165.227.25.233/features/jordyn-wieber-brings-strength-to-ucla-gymnastics-team/ Danusia Francis: […]
Fashion Friday: Feb. 14, 2014
Daily Bruin photographers Miriam Bribiesca, Gabrielle Cabalza, and Austin Yu find some of UCLA’s trendiest students and ask about their inspirations and how they describe their style.
Shakespeare Company at UCLA delivers sweet suggar’d sonnets
This Valentine’s Day The Shakespeare Company at UCLA takes the bard’s words of love directly to your loved one. Daily Bruin Radio speaks with members of the group about the unique holiday event and indulges in a performance of one of the bard’s most famous sonnets: sonnet 18. UCLA English Professor Stephen Dickey gives us […]