As if most students, especially graduating seniors, didn’t already feel down and out because of the lack of jobs, the body of unpaid internships is now a festering hot mess of an option.

New Year’s resolutions have always been a futile exercise for me.

It will suffice to say that getting to Hotel Cafe on Tuesday night to see UCLA-born Lady Danville was a harrowing and arduous trek.

Adorable. That’s really all you can possibly say about “Legally Blonde: The Musical.”

As it turns out, GaGa isn’t much to go gaga about.

Before the national news coverage called the new president-elect, UCLA students had already called theirs ““ Senator Barack Obama.

When I accepted the position of managing editor for the 2008-2009 school year, I hadn’t really given much thought to what the job would actually require.

There are few artists today who sound as good live as they do on the radio.

After a long week, I had almost forgotten about seeing world-renowned cellist Yo-Yo Ma on Saturday at Royce Hall and even thought about abandoning my amazingly student-discounted tickets in order to study for my chemistry midterm.

The hyped-up performance of Sir Ian McKellen as Shakespeare’s King Lear came to fruition at Royce Hall and surpassed the heavy expectations passed on it.