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Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern California is accepting applications through Jan. 20 for $338,000 in college scholarships. Interested students...

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L.A. Chamber Orchestra music director Jeffrey Kahane moving to USC’s Thornton School

December 10, 2014 wpengine

Classical pianist Jeffrey Kahane, music director of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, will become a part-timer at USC’s Thornton School...

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First-of-its-kind surface texture invented at UCLA

November 30, 2014 wpengine

A surface texture that is impervious to all liquids, no matter what the surface is made of, has been invented...

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Classes to resume today at Mira Costa High School in Manhattan Beach

November 20, 2014 wpengine

Classes are scheduled to resume today at Mira Costa High School, which has been closed the past two days due...

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Tuition at UCLA and other UCs to increase under considered proposal

November 20, 2014 wpengine

Tuition at UCLA and other UC campuses across the state would increase by 5 percent a year over the next...

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Los Angeles Unified School District board to make ethnic course studies a graduation requirement

November 19, 2014 wpengine

The Los Angeles Unified School district board voted Tuesday to make an ethnic studies course a graduation requirement, beginning with...

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Joe Biden touts two free years of community college proposal in L.A.

USC Annenberg School to use grants for Religion Dispatches online magazine

Beverly Hills High School bomb threat: Classes canceled, no suspicious items found

Former USC professor sentenced to fines and probation for lying

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern California accepting applications through Jan. 20

L.A. Chamber Orchestra music director Jeffrey Kahane moving to USC’s Thornton School

First-of-its-kind surface texture invented at UCLA

Tuition at UCLA and other UCs to increase under considered proposal

Los Angeles Unified School District board to make ethnic course studies a graduation requirement

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