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INKED! Sweet racism is icing on the (cup)cake?
Little Debbie is rolling over in her grave, blowing cream-filled chunks into her cocoa-dusted bonnet.
That some rabble-rousing young Republicans from America’s liberal hotbed have corrupted the treat du jour for their bitter bon mot on affirmative...Tags: Justice and Rights, Social Issues, National or Ethnic Minorities, Minority Groups, Hispanic and Latino Americans
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On 'Grey's Anatomy,' an altruistic act in Alzheimer's study could wreak havoc
The premise
Neurosurgeons at Seattle Grace Hospital are conducting a clinical trial of a new treatment for patients with "rapidly progressive Alzheimer's disease." Some of the patients in the trial are randomly assigned to receive the experimental drug...Tags: Celebrities and Health Issues, ABC (tv network), University of California, Los Angeles, Loretta Devine, James Pickens Jr.
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Patt Morrison Asks: Albert Carnesale, Professor Nuclear
![As a matter of fact, he is a nuclear engineer. And through all of the titles Albert Carnesale has taken on in the upper reaches of academia -- professor and provost of Harvard and dean of its Kennedy School, chancellor of UCLA, where he is still a professor -- one thread has been a constant: his work on the science and the political science of matters nuclear, both peaceable and belligerent. He now serves on the <a href="http://brc.gov/">Blue Ribbon Commission</a> on America's Nuclear Future, which presents its draft report to President Obama at the end of this month. Its task is to make recommendations on just about everything touching nuclear power and fuel in this country. And he recently wrapped up work on the Committee on <a href="http://americasclimatechoices.org/">America's Climate Choices</a>, analyzing the options in a climate-changing world. His joke bomb clock freaked out more than one Secret Service agent scoping out his Harvard office in advance of visits from various dignitaries. It's also a reminder of how our clock -- the nation's clock, humanity's clock -- is ticking away.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/column/2011-07/62945904-01184043-187104.jpg "As a matter of fact, he is a nuclear engineer. And through all of the titles Albert Carnesale has taken on in the upper reaches of academia -- professor and provost of Harvard and dean of its Kennedy School, chancellor of UCLA, where he is still a professor -- one thread has been a constant: his work on the science and the political science of matters nuclear, both peaceable and belligerent. He now serves on the <a href="http://brc.gov/\">Blue Ribbon Commission</a> on America's Nuclear Future, which presents its draft report to President Obama at the end of this month. Its task is to make recommendations on just about everything touching nuclear power and fuel in this country. And he recently wrapped up work on the Committee on <a href=\"http://americasclimatechoices.org/\">America's Climate Choices</a>, analyzing the options in a climate-changing world. His joke bomb clock freaked out more than one Secret Service agent scoping out his Harvard office in advance of visits from various dignitaries. It's also a reminder of how our clock -- the nation's clock, humanity's clock -- is ticking away.")
As a matter of fact, he is a nuclear engineer. And through all of the titles Albert Carnesale has taken on in the upper reaches of academia -- professor and provost of Harvard and dean of its Kennedy School, chancellor of UCLA, where he is still a...Tags: University of California, Los Angeles, Terrorism, Technology, Disasters and Accidents, Air and Space Accidents
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University of California President Mark Yudof: The BMOC
Mark Yudof became president of the University of California in 2008. Some timing. Since then, the university has seen its state funding, which accounts for about 13% of its operating budget, cut again and again.
Now Gov. Jerry Brown wants another $500...Tags: California, Ed Koch, Regional Authority, Government, Collective Contract
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State should press inquiry into needless stents
Doctors at Union Memorial Hospital would never implant unneeded coronary-artery stents the way Dr. Mark Midei is alleged to have done at nearby St. Joseph Medical Center, a spokeswoman says. "I can tell you confidently that what happened over there...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Corporate Crime, Health and Safety at School, Medical Procedures and Tests, Plastic Surgeons
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Philip Bailey of Earth, Wind & Fire talks collaborating with Cee Lo, electronic music and new video
Pop & HissKanye West likes to think of himself as unique, and I'd never hate on the hip-hop art star for that. 'Ye's 15-round wrestling match with his own ego makes him prolific and ambitious, resulting in work like the long-form music...... -
Police arrest apparent estranged husband of woman found in burning car at UC San Diego
L.A. NOWThe apparent estranged husband of a 38-year-old woman whose body was found in a burning car in at UC San Diego parking lot has been arrested on suspicion of murder, San Diego police announced Saturday. Julio Angel Garcia-Puente was found...... -
Pac-10 releases 2011 football schedule
College Gridiron 365 Blog - Orlando SentinelPac-10 releases 2011 football schedule The Pac-10 announced their 2011 college football schedule Friday.... -
Cal State to call student fees 'tuition,' ending long-standing tradition
L.A. NOWEnding a decades-long tradition, the California State University system plans to start using the word “tuition” instead of “fees” to refer to the educational costs it charges to students. The move marks a fundamental philosophical shift in the... -
Study shows fewer veterinary students are planning to work with large animals
L.A. UnleashedFRESNO, Calif. — The number of veterinarians who work with cows, pigs, chickens and other farm animals is on the decline as many prepare to retire and fewer students opt for large animal practice, results from a recent study showed....... -
Illinois beats UC-Irvine in opener
Chicago Breaking SportsIllinois' Brandon Paul and UC-Irvine's Patrick Rembert chase down a loose ball. (Robert K. O'Daniell/AP)By Chris Hine CHAMPAIGN -- If only every game were a season opener for Brandon Paul. Last season, Paul poured in 22 points in his Illinois debut, and...
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