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Entertainment
Enemies to Lovers: Deconstructing a Timeless Trope
"Across periods of time, enemies to lovers contrives in romantic love a dangerously transcendental power— one which eclipses economic, racial,…
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Campus Life
All Work, All Play: A Guide to Acing Your First Study Session in the Powell Reading Room
As if it sensed with mythic powers our midterm anxiety, the Powell Reading Room (PRR) has reopened to the public…
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Arts and Creative
Star Spangled Swan Song
“Razed brows over mouths turned down, we are taught from cradle to coffin to never speak ill of the dead.…
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Campus Life
SJP Week of RAGE Coverage: Day 1
Yesterday marked one year of constant warfare in occupied Palestine and the beginning of a nationwide call for a week…
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Campus Life
SJP At UCLA: One Club’s Fight for Palestine Long Before 2024
Between Powell Library and Royce Hall at UCLA, the creation of a student-organized and community-based encampment sent a clear signal…
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Campus Life
Ceasefire Now: The Palestinian Fight for Freedom Amidst Genocide
As so many Palestinian Americans grieve their homeland, their loved ones, and this destruction of their culture. As we, members…
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Entertainment
Female Autonomy in Film: Comparing and Contrasting “Priscilla” and “Spencer”
“Priscilla” and “Spencer” are fixed on either side of a mirror. These films are more than the perfect double feature—…
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Campus Life
Page Person Hammer’s Home on Personhood and Perseverance in LA’s Trans Community
Through its energetic highs and solemn lows, Page’s performance brings the audience together in a celebration of trans resistance and…
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Campus Life
Remnants: Embodied Archives of the Armenian Genocide: Book Talk With Dr. Elyse Semerdjian
On the morning of November 15, communicating with a sea of faces perched neatly within miniscule Zoom rectangles, Dr. Elyse…
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Entertainment
The Musical Shift from Sound to Poetic Lyricism: A Rise in Feminine Qualities
This new wave of “girl music” reimagines “feminine rage” as a slow burn of emotion. It features introspective emotive songs…
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