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Unusual Suspects: Linda Ronstadt, Eugene Volokh and More
This Date in PhotographsHere's looking at how some Angelenos looked, on a December 15th. All images from L.A. Times via UCLA Digital Archive.Linda Ronstadt kicks back in 1974, the year her Heart Like a Wheel album went multi-platinum.
December 15, 2008Letters: Of Humane Bondage
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September 27, 2007Still Lives
New Chinese Cinema at UCLA and REDCAT
October 4, 2007Today in Photographs: December 31, 1940
Happy New Year!Downtown revelers celebrate New Year's Eve on Broadway.Photo: Daily News/UCLA Digital Collection
December 31, 2008Today in Photographs: January 18, 1972
Senior citizens watch "Love Dance" at the Classic Cat burlesque club.Photo: LA Times/UCLA Digital Collection
January 18, 2009Today in Photographs: January 20, 1969
Members of Los Angeles' Black Panther Party hold a press conference. (And no, that isn't Spike Lee on the right.)Photo: LA Times/UCLA Digital Collection
January 20, 2009UCLA's Manoel de Oliveira Retrospective Enters Final Week
April 24, 2008Today in Photographs: January 31, 1964
Busted! Two San Bernardino members of the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club await booking after narcotics arrests in Los Angeles. Photo:LA Times/UCLA Digital Collection
January 31, 2009Culturally Unique: Actors' Equity Goes Soviet on UCLA Live
Plus, the Civilians' This Beautiful City reviewed
October 9, 2008Brick's Picks: Blue Note Specials
What not to miss this week
October 23, 2008Lonely Songs and Still Lives at UCLA’s Celebration of Iranian Cinema
Far away, so close
January 29, 2009Today in Photographs: February 20, 1947
Remains of the Day: Residents and workers mill around the O'Connor Electro-Plating Corporation at 926 E. Pico Boulevard. Meanwhile, rescue crews comb the wreckage of the city's worst industrial accident, which claimed 17 lives and injured 150. Photos: L.A. Daily News & L.A. Times/UCLA Collection
February 20, 2009Today in Photographs: March 22, 1937
Masses Transit: Hundreds crowd in front of City Hall to get a glimpse of the city's new streetcars at a Transportation Week celebration.Photo: L.A. Times/UCLA CollectionClick image to enlarge
March 22, 2009Bruin Ruin? UCLA's Newspaper Faces "Grim" Future
L.A. Observed and others have noted that today UCLA's Daily Bruin newspaper ran a front-page wrap-around ad for Haagen-Dazs ice cream. An editor's note by Anthony Pesce, linked to by LAist, admitted that the ad was contrived to make it appear as editorial copy. Forget ad reps -- at this point in print journalism most newspaper editors, would be on their knees thanking heaven for their good fortune, but the Bruin editorial staff apologized for the ad, calling it "distasteful," "dishonest," "uneth
April 7, 2009UCLA Profs and Scientists Sued Animal-Rights Radicals. Now They're Breathing Slightly Easier
A small win against extremism
August 28, 2008Look Back in Angst
British film series has a bit of everything, including the kitchen-sink dramas of Douglas and Davies
July 24, 2008Visualizing the Sacred: Islam on Film
Monthlong UCLA series looks at the lives of Muslims worldwide
May 8, 2008Murder and Madness in Racy Pre-Code Hollywood
Getting away with it on film
January 31, 2008GO LA: Andrew Lloyd Webber, Young Frankenstein and Other Horrors
Plus, Doug Stanhope, Fake Radio, Oliver Sacks and more, April 17-23
April 16, 2009Let It Snow
Clown Slava Polunin’s very Russian carnival
December 21, 2006Kids in the Hall
December 7, 2006Crosstown Rivals
When USC and UCLA put on their academic game faces, nothing less than the future of the city is at stake
November 30, 2006Welcome to The Dungeon
Basted days and nights in a 20th-century dormitory basement
November 30, 2006Best Way to Spy on the Old Neighborhood (As Long as You’ve Got a Wad of Cash)
October 5, 2006The Peony Pavilion
September 28, 2006Afterschool Art
L.A. Weekly’s Annual Biennial
September 7, 2006Education Supplement Page 7
August 17, 2006Education Supplement Page 14
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August 17, 2006Today in Photographs: May 9, 1966
Comedian Phyllis Diller wins frat house mom honors from UCLA's Alpha Epsilon Pi.LA Times/UCLA CollectionClick image to enlarge
May 9, 2009Today in Photographs: May 16, 1986
The L.A. Lakers' James Worthy leaps for a basket against Houston Rockets as Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, right, looks on. (LA Times/UCLA)
May 16, 2009Morning Sixpack: A News Roundup
UCLA Lab Fire Fine The University of California, Los Angeles, was fined more than $31,000 by Cal/OSHA for safety violations in a 2008 fire that led to the death of a research assistant. L.A. TimesOakridge Residents Return After 170 days, residents of the mobile homes not destroyed by last year's Sayre Fire came back to them Monday. L.A. Daily NewsBoater Missing Off Catalina The Coast Guard is searching the waters off Santa Catalina Island for Lawrence Nash of Redondo Beach. Nash's 12-foot skiff
May 5, 2009Today in Photographs: July 2, 1970
Just Kickin' It. Young Buffalo Bills running back O.J. Simpson studies the team's playbook in his favorite room of his Bel-Air home.LA Times/UCLA
July 2, 2009Today in Photographs: July 3, 1959
Original caption about a cat that served aboard a World War II attack transport: "Pooli, who rates three service ribbons and four battle stars, shows she can still get into her old uniform as she prepares to celebrate her 15th birthday."LA Times/UCLA
July 3, 2009UCLA Officials: Undie Run Is Finished
After seven brief seasons of existence, UCLA's Undie Run, a nocturnal event in which students run through Westwood streets and onto campus in their underwear on Wednesdays of finals weeks, will be no more. Thank university administrators, who pulled the plug on the storied event a few days ago, probably because they couldn't figure a way to make money off it.A story in the school's Daily Bruin reports that "Administrators have threatened to cancel the ritual for years now because of an increased
July 31, 2009Cuts Threaten UCLA Arts Library
According to LAist, another library may bite the dust soon, thanks to state budget cuts. This one is no local outpost of the LAPL, however, but UCLA's wonderful Arts Library, located on North Campus. A tipster alerted writer Zach Behrens to both the planned closure and a petition drive that is being waged to keep the library open."UCLA Library Management," the petition begins, "behind closed doors and without consultation with the UCLA community has decided to close its Arts Library,
August 20, 2009Today in Photographs: August 24, 1965
​Police roust members of the Congress of Racial Equality at City Hall protest in the aftermath of the Watts Riots .LA Times/UCLA
August 24, 2009Mount Wilson Communications Towers Threatened
UCLA Dept of Physics & AstronomyThe View at 6:02 p.m.​For the past few days the Mount Wilson Towercam, maintained by UCLA's Physics and Astronomy Department, has unblinkingly captured the fierce progress of the Station Fire along Angeles Crest Highway. Now news sources including City News Service and the L.A. Times report that the observatory complex and the communications aerials that serve every L.A. television station are threatened by the topping flames.City News Service (a subscriptio
August 30, 2009Today in Photographs: September 3, 1947
​Union shoulder-pad makers picket a store whose manager draws boundary line to keep them out during a strike.LA Times/UCLA
September 3, 2009Mt. Wilson Observatory Saved, Thanks to Firefighters: An Appreciation
UCLA​The 105-year-old Mount Wilson Observatory, which today was called "the birthplace of the expanding Universe" by Discover Magazine online, seemed on the verge of destruction just three days ago, evacuated of all personnel on Monday and surrounded by 25 firefighters who then had to flee as flames edged toward the august facility. On Tuesday afternoon, a massive drop of fire retardant by a Super Scooper and tanker helicopters laid a protective moat around the threatened buildings as w
September 3, 2009Mount Wilson's Towercam Shows Lingering Smoke
UCLA​Back online after backfire activity temporarily cut its connection to a nearby Internet server, Mount Wilson's Towercam surveys the surrounding San Gabriel Mountains, revealing, happily, blue sky -- something that had been ominously missing a week ago. Lingering trails of smoke serve as reminders of the Station Fire, an arson-set blaze that took two lives and burned more than 160,000 acres of the Angeles National Forest to earn infamy as the county's biggest wildfire. It is expected to be
September 10, 2009Insured Workers Still Often Split the Bill
Sometimes lost in the debate about health care, public option or not, is the sad fact that even people with decent insurance end up going into debt to pay for procedures that aren't covered. A recent UCLA Center for Health Policy Research study found that 2.2 million Californians -- more than half the population of the city of Los Angeles -- are in debt as a result of medical bills not covered by their insurance. One in seven senior citizens in the Golden State have medical-bill red ink despit
September 11, 2009Annette Bening as Medea at UCLA
October 1, 2009In the Land Where Theater Is Hip
October 22, 2009Tuition At UC Schools Could Top $10,000 A Year
Stuck with a $535 million gap in their budget, a University of California Board of Regents committee met at UCLA Wednesday and approved a plan that would raise annual undergraduate tuition fees above the $10,000 mark.UCLA The proposal that would see annual undergraduate costs reach $11,302, including campus-by-campus student-union fees and other charges, represents a near tripling of what UCLA students paid ten years ago.
November 18, 2009Students Stage Sit-In At UCLA
A group of students at UCLA Thursday morning took over Campbell Hall to protest UC Board of Regents' likely approval of a 32 percent tuition hike that would put undergraduate costs to attend classes at the public campus above $10,000 annually.UCLACampbell Hall. A UCLA spokesman said "no action is being taken" against the group, which used chains and bicycle locks to barricade itself inside the building. UCLA Chancellor Gene Block said classes at Campbell Hall have been canceled, and he u
November 19, 2009UC Tuition Hits The Roof: 10k A Year Would Buy A Lot Of Beer
This guy.The University of California Board of Regents on Thursday bit the bullet and approved a 32 percent increase in tuition that will see a two-phase, $2,500 price hike that will put the public system's undergraduate education costs at more than 10,000 a year and triple tuition and fees for UCLA students compared to ten years ago. Protests are happening at UCLA, where a group of students has taken over Campbell Hall. But the regents were stuck with a $535 million deficit that Governo
November 19, 2009
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