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Malibu retreat with four-star pedigree for sale
Actor Nick Nolte has put a Malibu compound up for sale that has seen a galaxy of stars come through its arched entryway. Besides Nolte, other notables to have owned the house include comedian Tommy Chong, Don Felder of the Eagles and music producer...
Tags: Music Theater, The Company You Keep (movie), New York City Police Department, Elton John, Man of Steel (movie)
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Historic Harvey Mudd estate asking nearly $23 million
The Harvey Mudd estate, designed by noted architect Elmer Grey in 1922, is for sale in the 90210 ZIP Code at $22.995 million. Sited on an acre with a swimming pool, an aviary and gardens, the English country estate has nearly 11,000 square feet of...
Tags: Elton John, Movies, David Hunt, Flight (movie), Barbara Bain
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For the record
Alfred Hitchcock: A Critic's Notebook in the Nov. 11 Calendar section about filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock referred to British critic Michael Wood. The critic's name is Robin Wood. Paul Landacre: An article in the Nov. 18 Arts & Books section about an...Tags: Arts, Geddy Lee, Arts and Culture, Colleges and Universities, Education
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UCLA and USC tie in national non-athletic ranking
L.A. NOWIt’s a tie! Crosstown rivals UCLA and USC are on the very same berth in the latest rankings of national universities by U.S. News & World Report.... -
Joseph B. Platt dies at 96; founding president of Harvey Mudd College
Launching a new college would "clearly be a great adventure but so is jumping off a bridge," physicist Joseph B. Platt wrote decades after accepting the challenge in 1956 to become the founding president of Harvey Mudd College in Claremont.
Humor was a...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Harvey, Science and Technology, Graduation, World War II (1939-1945)
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Nathaniel Davis dies at 86; U.S. ambassador to Chile when Allende was deposed
Nathaniel Davis, a longtime diplomat who was the American ambassador to Chile when President Salvador Allende was deposed in a bloody coup, died of cancer Monday in Claremont. He was 86.
His death was announced by Claremont's Harvey Mudd College, where...Tags: Peace Corps, Politics, Colleges and Universities, Czech Republic, Henry Kissinger
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Kenneth Alan Jonsson dies at 79; co-founder of cancer center at UCLA
From A Times Staff WriterKenneth Alan Jonsson, an entrepreneur and philanthropist who co-founded the Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center at UCLA, died March 15 at his home in Pacific Palisades. He had been in declining health for several months after a hospital stay in December,...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Science and Technology, Research, Medical Research, Television Industry
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From the archives: 10th Los Angeles Conference on Magic History
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterAs exclusive gatherings go, this one was noteworthy, even by the high local standards set by A-list Hollywood, with attendees including a former acting director of the CIA, at least one prime-time TV star and half of Penn & Teller (the smaller, quieter...Tags: Harry Houdini, Harry Anderson, Colleges and Universities, Psychology, Science and Technology
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Elise Mudd Marvin dies at 79; founding trustee of Pitzer College, philanthropist
Elise Mudd Marvin, a founding trustee of Pitzer College who also was a generous donor to the Los Angeles Philharmonic and other leading cultural institutions in Southern California, has died. She was 79. Marvin died Jan. 13 at her home in Pasadena, her...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Death, Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens, Euclid, Family
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Lectures and performances
Mr. Mysto: The Indian Rope Trick! A comedic presentation performed by John Carney, assisted by Jim Piper. Dustin Stinett: Speaker: Catching up with Milo and Roger. Stinett is a writer for the magicians' magazine Genii. John Gaughan: Performed the Shower...Tags: Colleges and Universities, Arts and Culture, History, Science and Technology, Education
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Meridian's McGuinn to keep calling signals for UPS
The Bellingham HeraldMeridian senior Max McGuinn will still be calling signals, and in the end, that was a deciding factor in his decision to sign a National Letter of Intent to play football at the University of Puget Sound next year. "I got a couple of offers to play...Tags: Christianity, Michael Steele, Basketball, Science and Technology, Teaching and Learning
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