05/12 - Arts > Film: The Edge of Heaven
05/13 - Lectures: Eating and Walking Your Way to Wellness
05/14 - Arts > Performance: UCLA Wind Ensemble and UCLA Symphonic Band
05/16 - Sports: Baseball vs. Washington State
05/18 - Lectures: Janet Sarbanes & Marisa Silver
"I was incredibly moved by the article featuring Lt. Mark Daily ['Saving Grace,' January 2008] and his noble reasons for fighting in Iraq . . . What a shame this country has lost someone of such high character."
April 2008
Engage, Isolate, or Strike
A primer on how the United States has and currently deals with renegade countries, including when and if to use deadly force. Apr 1, 2008Making Belief
An fMRI shows brain differences among belief, disbelief and uncertainty Apr 1, 2008Reaction
Readers weigh in on January stories about healing the wounds of war, the AAP at 35, the "Solid Gold Sound" and navigating the ER. Apr 1, 2008Sea Celebration
The April 19 Splash! Festival is one of the highlights of the Mami Wata exhibit at the Fowler Museum Apr 1, 2008All the Right Moves
Rick Neuheisel returns to his alma mater in the one job he wanted above all others — head football coach at UCLA. Are you ready for some really fun football? Apr 1, 2008Wining and Dining
Two Bruin culinary experts share their favorites for perfect meals during nights on the town or quiet dining at home. Apr 1, 2008Lollipop Culture
What Willy Wonka did for chocolate, UCLA microbiologist Wenyuan Shi is doing for lollipops. Apr 1, 2008Matters of Opinion
How should America respond to renegade countries? Our experts weigh in Apr 1, 2008The Shapes of Things
On April 22, Thom Mayne delivers the 104th Faculty Research Lecture. Apr 1, 2008Silhouettes of Shame
At first glance, her art resembles frilly Victorian silhouettes. But take a closer look Apr 1, 2008Legend and Legacy: Ash Grove's 50th Anniversary
The Hollywood folk music venue celebrates its legacy Apr 1, 2008Good Sports: The Ring Bearers
Women's water polo won UCLA's 99th NCAA team championship. Also number 100. What's next? Apr 1, 2008Hyper-Driven
UCLA professor Todd Presner is the mind behind Hypermedia Berlin - an way to explore the German city layer by layer and era by era. More cities are on the drawing board Apr 1, 2008UCLA Day: Seize the "Moment"
On May 17, come back to Westwood for UCLA Day, a daylong celebration of UCLA and the Bruin community. Apr 1, 2008Show-Stoppers
This June 5-12 event at the School of Theater, Film and Television shows what tomorrow's actors, directors, editors and cinematographers are creating today Apr 1, 2008Hail to the Hills: A Presidential Visit
Ten days before the event, the Daily Bruin broke the news: President Bill Clinton had accepted UCLA's invitation to speak at its 75th anniversary convocation on May 20, 1994, kicking off the university's yearlong celebration. Apr 1, 2008Greening the Center
Bruin Pouria Abbassi aims to make the Los Angeles Convention Center the greenest facility anywhere Apr 1, 2008No Competition
Bruin Arlene R. Barro reveals her unique job-hunting insights. Apr 1, 2008Life in Colors: the Chicano Canvas
Chicano art and artists have a passionate champion: UCLA scholar Chon Noriega Apr 1, 2008A Bright Idea
Plasma TV watchers will soon have the brightest, most beautiful color possible for a lot less money than they pay now, thanks to two UCLA scientists. Apr 1, 2008The Unmelting Pot
A UCLA study of Mexican Americans started in the 1960s is now completed, with unexpected findings. Apr 1, 2008Deadly Diets: The Warning Signs of Eating Disorders
If caught early, eating disorders can be treated. Here are six tips to help you identify if someone you love is at risk. Apr 1, 2008Published Apr 16, 2008 11:54 AM
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