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Dariane Nabor and Chirag Govardhan host spring quarter’s final episode of Long Story Short. LinkedIn UCLA INbassador and fourth-year economics student Chris Vo tells us how to improve our online resume. Next, we ask students on Bruin Walk how they would stay safe traveling abroad as part of National Safety Month. Lastly, we discuss which songs perfectly encapsulate the emotions of graduation.

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On today’s show, Aubrey and Matthew recap the myriad postseason events that UCLA athletics teams took part in over the past weekend. Notably, Aubrey and Matthew discuss the women’s tennis team’s advancement to the Final Four, the softball team’s advancement to NCAA Super Regionals and the UCLA baseball team’s first-ever no-hitter. Aubrey and Matthew also discuss the Pac-12 track and field championship, which took place at Drake Stadium for the first time in 10 years.

Dariane Nabor and Alex Hyun host spring quarter’s eighth episode of Long Story Short. Joining us will be representatives from five upcoming culture shows – Samahang Pilipino Cultural Night, Fiesta Mexicana, Indian Student Union culture show, Nigerian Student Association culture show and Night of Cultura.

On May 14, the first U.S. screening of Shingo Wakagi’s new film, “Asleep”

On this week’s show, Aubrey and Matthew bring women’s water polo beat writer Nicole Becannon into the studio to discuss UCLA’s 7-6 loss to Stanford in the NCAA championship game over the weekend. After that, Aubrey and Matthew wrap up the show with a discussion of UCLA baseball’s 17-inning marathon match with Arizona State on Saturday, as well as UCLA track and field’s performance in the Pac-12 multis championship at Drake Stadium.

Chirag Govardhan and Josh Greenberg host spring quarter’s seventh episode of Long Story Short. First, Dr. Isaac Yang tells us about his upcoming Mini Med School talk on the brain. Next, professor Efrain Kristal presents research on Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges. Lastly, assistant artistic director Gigi Cheng of the Chinese Cultural Dance Club previews their performance, Lotus Steps 2015: Awakening.

This week, Aubrey and Matthew discuss the 2015 NFL draft, which saw three former Bruins – inside linebacker Eric Kendricks, defensive end Owamagbe Odighizuwa and quarterback Brett Hundley – get drafted. The duo discuss how each player will fit into his respective NFL team and also bring Daily Bruin Sports reporter Conor Cusack into the booth to give his take. After that, the trio discusses the No. 2-ranked UCLA baseball team’s series victory over Gonzaga, and then talk about the Bruins’ chances of winning a national title.

Alex Hyun and Dariane Nabor host spring quarter’s sixth episode of Long Story Short. UCLA English professor Joseph Nagy talks about the upcoming symposium Comparing Dragons – Ancient, Medieval and Modern. Next, UCLA history professor James Gelvin discusses his most recent book “The Arab Uprisings: What Everyone Needs to Know (Second edition).” Lastly, director of singing for the Ray Bolger Musical Theater Program Jeremy Mann, fourth-year theater student Katheryne Penny and fourth-year theater student Matt Alpert tell us about their upcoming production of “Bat Boy: The Musical.”