Graduate student Shota Kenmochi and rising third-year environmental science student Alicia Kwan (left to right) helped create the "Planet Innovation" podcast, which discusses creative business solutions to environmental issues. The first two episodes of the podcast air Tuesday on iTunes, SoundCloud and the podcast's website. (Axel Lopez/Assistant Photo editor)
Arts
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September 17, 12:37 am
Podcast focuses on creative sustainable solutions to environmental issues
By Anushka Jain
The “Planet Innovation” podcast introduces listeners to wine made without grapes and plastic made from algae. The podcast is spearheaded by creator Magali Delmas, a UCLA professor and director of the UCLA Center for Corporate Environmental Performance, as well as a team of students who hope to relay innovative, green solutions to businesses and consumers.
Sports
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September 15, 11:05 pm
Football takes third consecutive loss, finishing 38-14 against Bulldogs
By Ryan Smith
This post was updated Sept. 16 at 12:51 a.m. The Bruins will head into their bye week without a win. UCLA football (0-3) failed to secure its first win of the season Saturday night at the Rose Bowl, falling to Fresno State (2-1) by a score of 38-14.
Arts
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September 17, 4:11 pm
Bruin Bash floor tickets sell out within 90 minutes amid website problems
By Eli Countryman
This post was updated Sept. 17 at 5:02 p.m. Tickets for Bruin Bash 2018 sold out within an hour and a half despite setbacks at the Central Ticket Office.
News
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September 16, 10:07 pm
Sky is not the limit for UCLA student-built satellite nine years in the making
By Teddy Rosenbluth
A satellite built by 250 UCLA undergraduate students over the course of nine years successfully launched into orbit Saturday morning. The Electron Losses and Fields Investigation is the first satellite built and operated entirely at UCLA.
Opinion
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September 17, 12:33 am
Submission: Students should give back to the community via volunteer programs
News
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September 16, 10:08 pm
Study finds UCLA’s economic impact of over $11 billion in California
The Quad
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September 10, 3:09 pm
The Quad: Students have a lot to weigh in choice between UC SHIP and private health insurance
By Molly Wright
One of the most mind-boggling decisions an incoming freshman or transfer will have to make is whether to use a private insurance plan or adopt the University of California Student Health Insurance Plan, the system’s health insurance package for students.
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