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September 21, 7:17 pm

Students personalize dorm rooms with photos, decorations

Second-year geography student Wesley Chioh customized his dorm room by fitting Ping-Pong balls over fairy lights. He also hung up photographs and maps of Transylvania and the world. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin)

Second-year geography student Wesley Chioh customized his dorm room by fitting Ping-Pong balls over fairy lights. He also hung up photographs and maps of Transylvania and the world. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin)

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Wesley Chioh has photographs of Soviet architecture and Galapagos beaches tacked to his dorm room wall. The pictures represent all the places the second-year geography student travelled during his breaks from the Singaporean military and serve as reminders of each destination.

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September 22, 8:37 am

Video: Riley Grant: Pique Podcast

Riley Grant, the creator of Pique and a first-year pre-business economics student, tells the Daily Bruin how he got involving with podcasting, why he enjoys it and what he hopes listeners get out of his audio shows. Read more...

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September 21, 8:45 pm

Video: Last-minute packing tips

It’s all too easy to forget the practical things you take for granted at home. Check out this list of packing tips we’ve compiled to help get you through your first year at UCLA. Read more...

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Michael Aguilar (left), Xaviera Flores (center) and Chon Noriega (right), organize some of the images featured at the LA RAZA exhibition, which opened Sept. 16 and will run through early 2019. (Courtesy of Cheyenne Lentz)
Michael Aguilar (left), Xaviera Flores (center) and Chon Noriega (right), organize some of the images featured at the LA RAZA exhibition, which opened Sept. 16 and will run through early 2019. (Courtesy of Cheyenne Lentz)
UCLA screenwriting alumni Tamlin Hall (left) and David Goldblum (right) are co-writing a film adaptation of Dave Pelzer's New York Times best-selling novel “A Child Called ‘It.’” The film is set to shoot in 2018. (Daniel Leibowitz/Daily Bruin)
UCLA screenwriting alumni Tamlin Hall (left) and David Goldblum (right) are co-writing a film adaptation of Dave Pelzer's New York Times best-selling novel “A Child Called ‘It.’” The film is set to shoot in 2018. (Daniel Leibowitz/Daily Bruin)
First-year pre-business economics student Riley Grant produces his own podcast, Pique. He has covered topics from high school intoxication to slang usage by interviewing people both in UCLA and Portland, Oregon. (Axel Lopez/Daily Bruin)
First-year pre-business economics student Riley Grant produces his own podcast, Pique. He has covered topics from high school intoxication to slang usage by interviewing people both in UCLA and Portland, Oregon. (Axel Lopez/Daily Bruin)
UCLA screenwriting alumna Madeleine Holly-Rosing created her own steampunk comic script “Boston Metaphysical Society” about a detective, a spirit photographer and a genius scientist. She is currently working on a four-part series, "Kasai: The Homecoming," which is set to publish in 2018. (Alyssa Dorn/Daily Bruin staff)
UCLA screenwriting alumna Madeleine Holly-Rosing created her own steampunk comic script “Boston Metaphysical Society” about a detective, a spirit photographer and a genius scientist. She is currently working on a four-part series, "Kasai: The Homecoming," which is set to publish in 2018. (Alyssa Dorn/Daily Bruin staff)

From the Columnists

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August 19, 1:21 pm

Theater Review: ‘Hamilton: An American Musical’

(Harishwer Balasubramnai/Daily Bruin Senior Staff)
August 6, 11:20 pm

Second Take: Disney’s live-action remake of Aladdin spurs casting controversy

Latest in Music

UCLA dance groups often practice routines in parking lots, especially before upcoming competitions. Parking lot practices can sometimes last until 2 or 3 a.m. (Habeba Mostafa/Daily Bruin)
September 21, 7:08 pm

UCLA’s numerous dance groups allow students to find their rhythm

First-year pre-business economics student Noah Crousore released his EP "Binary" under the alias BLDRNNR, an ode to one of his favorite movies. "Binary" features complex electronic beats fused with hip-hop vocals from co-writer Navin Bose. (Hannah Burnett/Assistant Photo editor)
September 21, 6:55 pm

First-year student fuses hip-hop and electronic music on EP ‘Binary’

Latest in Film/TV

UCLA screenwriting alumni Tamlin Hall (left) and David Goldblum (right) are co-writing a film adaptation of Dave Pelzer's New York Times best-selling novel “A Child Called ‘It.’” The film is set to shoot in 2018. (Daniel Leibowitz/Daily Bruin)
September 21, 7:14 pm

Alumni to produce, write film with New York Times bestselling author

Second-year theater student Lillie Muir performs as Poseidon, a principal dancer and a narrator in the off-Broadway production of "Blamed: An Established Fiction." (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin Senior Staff)
September 21, 7:10 pm

Second-year theater student makes off-Broadway debut in ‘Blamed’


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