Hayden Everett and Caroline Pernick won three Spring Sing awards for performance of their original folk-influenced song "For I Fear." This was the duo's first year performing in the competition, garnering them the Bruin Choice Award, the award for best duet and the the award for best overall performance. (Michael Zshornack/Photo editor)
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May 19, 12:48 am
First-year duo wins Spring Sing 2018 top prize, two other awards
By Kristin Snyder
First-year students Hayden Everett’s and Caroline Pernick’s late-night jam sessions in Hedrick Hall paid off Friday night in their first Spring Sing performance. The duet received the Northern California Alumni Grand Sweepstakes Award, Spring Sing’s top prize, along with the award for Best Duet and the Bruin Choice Award.
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May 19, 1:44 pm
Concert review: Taylor Swift at the Rose Bowl
By Emily McCormick
Taylor Swift’s “reputation” tour crystallized her transformation from saccharine sweetheart to serpentine superstar. But her performance suggested that the metamorphosis has been all on her own terms.
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May 20, 2:59 pm
Judicial board rejects fourth petition against election board
By Yun Kyung (Anny) Kim
The undergraduate student government judicial board rejected a fourth petition this week against the election board Saturday. Melissa Tapia and Asha Isse filed a petition claiming the election board made a series of election code violations.
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May 20, 11:26 pm
USAC candidates say campaigns mostly unchanged even with reimbursements
By Ashley Denktas
Candidates who applied for reimbursements for this year’s undergraduate student government election campaign spendings will receive about $100. Thirty-five of the 39 candidates who ran in this year’s Undergraduate Students Association Council election applied to be reimbursed for their campaign spending.
Sports
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May 21, 12:09 am
After weekend of ups and downs, softball moves on to sixth straight super regional
Opinion
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May 20, 9:07 pm
Editorial: Requiring newly built houses to have solar panels will do more harm than good
The Quad
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May 19, 12:07 pm
The Quad: A beginner’s guide to Ramadan, Islam’s holy month of fasting
By Omar Said
“Not even water?” This is one of the more persistent questions people ask me – and many other Muslims – each year when we are fasting during Ramadan.
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