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Surfer spots 14-foot shark in Santa Barbara Harbor
L.A. NOWA surfer spotted a 14-foot white shark at the entrance of Santa Barbara Harbor on Wednesday afternoon, according to an advisory issued by county authorities. The shark charged directly in front of the surfer but not at him, as if...... -
San Diego State basketball's Steve Fisher wins in the long run
In the rush-to-tomorrow generation we now live in, Wednesday brought a ponder-and-cherish-yesterday respite. The presence of Steve Fisher as the appropriate keynoter of that was rich with coincidence and time-healing. When Fisher took his turn to...
Tags: Syracuse Orange, Sacramento Kings, Pete Hamill, Sports, Basketball
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For notorious L.A. scam artist, the thoughts counted
Of all the scam artists to set foot in Los Angeles, one of the most notorious was A. Victor Segno, who duped thousands of people around the world into sending him $1 a month to belong to his Segno Success Club. In return, he promised to send out brain...
Tags: World War I (1914-1918), Authors, Los Angeles International Airport
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Versatility gives young volleyball virtuoso an edge
Whether setting, digging, hitting, serving or passing, 16-year-old Zana Muno of Sherman Oaks Notre Dame is volleyball's version of a utility player. There isn't a position she can't play or a skill she can't master. As her brother, JJ, a football-...
Tags: Baseball, Football, Sports, College Baseball
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Baseball: Big night for ex-Bishop Amat pitcher Jared Robinson
Varsity Times InsiderJared Robinson, a graduate of La Puente Bishop Amat in June, didn't play high school baseball his senior year. But he'll be the starting pitcher on Monday night at 7 o'clock when Compton plays Taiwan in the championship game of...... -
Keeping tabs: Ryan Martin
Varsity Times InsiderFormer Santa Margarita track standout Ryan Martin will be competing Friday in the 800 meters at the U.S. Olympic track and field trials in Eugene, Ore. Martin was state runner-up in 2007 and is a recent graduate of UC Santa...... -
An immigrant in limbo between two Americas
Maria Gomez stood with the Class of 2011, waiting to climb the stage. The sun was bright on the UCLA campus, her fellow graduates buoyant. To reach this elite company, she'd worked baby-sitting and housecleaning jobs, scraping up tuition from quarter...
Tags: Migration, University of California, Los Angeles, Immigration, DREAM Act, Starbucks Corp.
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5 Questions: No shadows on Jenna Lee's fitness spotlight
When your dad, Bob Lee, has played in the Super Bowl — twice — there is a familial expectation that you'll be athletic. Jenna Lee is the youngest anchor in cable news networks, and her show "Happening Now" for Fox News often runs her ragged...
Tags: CrossFit, Inc., News Agency, Fox News Channel (tv network), Weightlifting, Super Bowl
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Oracle chairman pledges $50 million to UC Santa Barbara
L.A. NOWA software industry executive who is an alumnus of UC Santa Barbara has pledged $50 million to the school for energy efficiency research and engineering programs. The gift is the largest in the history of the campus, officials said Friday....... -
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Market Watch: Mud Creek Ranch's cornucopia of produce
Special to the Los Angeles TimesLocated in a narrow canyon four miles north of Santa Paula, Mud Creek Ranch combines a historic family homestead, a commercial organic citrus and avocado orchard and a mystery zone where the usual rules of farming do not apply. It is a one-family...Tags: Science and Technology, Apples, Grapefruit, Limes
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