University of California Los Angeles - Bruin Life / Southern Campus Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Diverting from the common study nvironments of the library and dorm, study groups often take advantage of the beautiful outdoor surroundings of the school. Students were found reading by the Royce Fountain and the Franklin D. Murphy Sculpture Garden.

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I The UCLA Marching Band plays the famous fight song that brings the crowd to a cheer at a home soccer game. The band also performed at half-time shows during football games. A student treats himself to a refreshing boba drink made of milk tea and tapioca balls. The great taste of the boba tea always left Bruins wanting more. II. - Lynn Nisnimura t-i Jeter,-, A ' .uzv One of UCLA ' s most famous buildings, Royce Hall, is even more enticing with its lights on at night. Student and professional performances were often held in this magnificent theater. Go, team, go! When the football team scored touchdowns, the cheerleaders lead the crowd into rambunctious cheers. . Chrf The lights off the Santa Monica Pier reflect on the ocean ' s calm evening waves. Santa Monica was a popular off-campus spot visited by UCLA students.