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Long Commute? Don't Stress: Study Could Lead to a Chill Pill

Long Commute? Don't Stress: Study Could Lead to a Chill Pill

A new UCLA study examines how stress harms the immune system. The study could lead to a drug to ease the effects of stress for soldiers, caregivers or even commuters.

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Beat Scholars

Beat Scholars

Hip-Hop is the language of the streets. It's also the subject of serious scholarship at UCLA.

Of Sheiks & Cinema

Of Sheiks & Cinema

Jonathan Friedlander is traveling the U.S. to save what's left of an entire movement in American Cinema.

Coming Aug. 1: Beijing Bound

Coming Aug. 1: Beijing Bound

Bruins played in each Summer Olympics since 1928. Aug. 1, learn about UCLA's 2008 Olympic hopefuls and contenders.


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iPhone Home
iPhone Home
Jirbo's Jonathan Zweig '00 brings games to your iPhone.
Child's Play
Child's Play
Randy Barth '81 makes learning fun in troubled neighborhoods.
UCLA Style   More »

Sling Shot
Sling Shot
Slingbox travels the globe thanks to Blake Krikorian '90.
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From Spacey to Serious
From Spacey to Serious
Architect John Lautner at the Hammer Museum.
Family Values: The Greatest Fish Story Ever Told
Family Values: The Greatest Fish Story Ever Told
"Shipwrecked" at the Geffen Playhouse.
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Hail to the Hills: Into the Woods
Hail to the Hills: Into the Woods
UniCamp has brought thousands of low-income kids to the great outdoors.
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Endpoint: Clip Joint
Endpoint: Clip Joint
Bruins handed over their hair to Locks of Love for charity.
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From CA to Capetown, a Student Exchange
From CA to Capetown, a Student Exchange

Business students from UCLA visit Cape Town in South Africa and Capetonians come to UCLA for an exchange that's about more than just business.


Archaeology Abroad: Dispatches From Worldwide Digs
Archaeology Abroad: Dispatches From Worldwide Digs

Studying abroad Indiana Jones-style — and blogging it. Recent posts: the "real" toolkit, eating guinea pig, and ancient petroglyphs.


Food as Brain Medicine
Food as Brain Medicine

Foods can act "like a pharmaceutical" on the brain. The right food can fight depression, schizophrenia or dementia.


Great Summer Reads
Great Summer Reads

UC librarians do the hard work of finding good books so you don't have to. Here, they share some of their top recommendations for the summer.


7 More Years for Coach Howland
7 More Years for Coach Howland

At about $2 million per year, basketball Coach Ben Howland and UCLA agreed on a contract good through 2014-15.


The Generational Culture Clash
The Generational Culture Clash

Different generations were raised in different cultural environments. Advice on how to bridge the generation gap at work.


Married at Last
Married at Last

Peter Hayashida '88 and his partner finally get to make it legal.


New Hospital Opens
New Hospital Opens

Welcome to Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center.


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Persian New Year in LA
Catch a glimpse of the Persian New Year celebration in Los Angeles. Enjoy the different kinds of music and dancing, and check out the food! Maybe some coffee to go with your kabob?
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W: How to Move Like Bush
A UCLA movement coach prepped Josh Brolin to portray George W. Bush in Oliver Stone's film "W." Rodrigue discusses body "hot points" impelling Bush's movement.
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Prof. Gilliam Speaks
Franklin D. Gilliam Jr., professor of political science and incoming dean of the School of Public Affairs, discusses the role of new media in presidential politics.
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