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Entertainment
“Anora” Is Not Another Cinderella Story
Sean Baker's newest Palme d’Or winning film, “Anora,” was enthralling, relatable, and humorous, but was not a Cinderella story.
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Entertainment
An Ode to David Lynch
Rather than reducing these women into empty archetypes, David graces them with depth, curiosity, vigor, and bravery as they navigate…
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Dialogue and Opinion
Overcoming Political Illiteracy: Reframing November
The collective shock at UCLA and in liberal spaces failed to recognize that the academia-centered illusion we live in is…
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Dialogue and Opinion
Advice Column: Balance, Boundaries, and Boyfriends
How can I balance being an academic weapon while also being the life of the party?
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Arts and Creative
I. How
“cunning embers still dance on your grave, relentless, carving ground and kissing dripping amber skies with tongue”
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Campus Life
“The Third”: Third Spaces in Practice at UCLA’s WACsmash
“If you missed out on this year’s WACsmash show, be sure to mark your calendar for next year.”
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Entertainment
“Hoop Dreams” 30 Years Later: What We Should Still be Learning from this Revelatory Documentary
11.8 million dollar gross. Winner of the Audience Award at the 1994 Sundance Film Festival. The closing night film at…
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Dialogue and Opinion
On Liking Choking
Time for sex talk. Everyone huddles in a tight circle, hungry hyenas laughing at low-hanging jokes while salivating at the…
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Arts and Creative
Dark Blood
When the sun shines the day's eye blinds you./Blue-black violet blood/The night, lies behind you.
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Politics
American Capitalism Enables its Citizens to Hate the Unhoused
"A majority of Americans have misguided views of unhoused communities, ranging from neglect to cruel dehumanization. This is not a…
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