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Week in Photos Fall Week 2
Attendees waited in line to receive a paper plate, plastic fork and tickets, which were redeemed for two slices of pie from bakers against the backdrop of Kaufman Hall.
(Alyssa Dorn/Daily Bruin)
The pie contest featured desserts made by both professionals and home cooks, some of whom said they learned techniques from their mothers in the kitchen.
(Alyssa Dorn/Daily Bruin)
Actor Tony Todd (left) will play boxer Jack Johnson in the play "Ghost in the House: The Life and Times of Jack Johnson,” premiering in Schoenberg Hall Friday. Playing Johnson allowed Todd to reflect on both the athlete's life and the mirroring of racial tension in America then and now. Johnson learned how to fight in bare-knuckle street fights at nine years old, becoming the first African American world heavyweight boxing champion.
(Hannah Ye/Daily Bruin)
Amberly Bark helped create a club track and field team this fall to organize practices and workouts for students who want to run competitively, but without the demands of an NCAA Division I team.
(Hannah Ye/Daily Bruin)
Bark came to UCLA unsure whether civil engineering was the right choice, but joining the American Society of Civil Engineers as a first year assuaged her uncertainties. She said she found a group of students in ASCE whose passion ignited her own.
(Hannah Ye/Daily Bruin)
ASU members wear black and hold their fists up during the Black Bruin Matter rally on Thursday.
(Daniel Alcazar/Daily Bruin)
Redshirt sophomore setter Ryann Chandler sets the ball for junior outside hitter Jordan Anderson in a straight-set win against unranked Washington State.
(Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin)
Redshirt junior running back Paul Perkins is brought down by an Arizona State defender early in the game. UCLA's struggles with its running game led to its defeat.
(Austin Yu/Daily Bruin)
The Young Artists Symphony Orchestra was created by Alexander Treger, a former UCLA violin professor, to help young musicians in pursuit of professional careers in music performance
(Owen Emerson/Daily Bruin)
Jason Falitz, the new assistant coach for UCLA men's water polo, is known for his seriousness during practice and his light-hearted attitude away from the pool. Falitz has coached at almost every level
