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Monster Mash: Artists upset over Tony Blair memoir; Philadelphia Orchestra gets financial aid
Culture Monster-- Political protest: Artist Tracey Emin and designer Vivienne Westwood are among those in the cultural community who pressured the Tate Modern in London to cancel a book party for former Prime Minister Tony Blair. (Art Daily) -- Financial aid:...... -
Christine O'Donnell-Chris Coons debate: Full transcript
Top of the TicketEvery debate word between Republican Christine O'Donnell and Democrat Chris Coons -- and there were a lot of them.... -
Boys' basketball: Say what?
Varsity Times Insider2010 is going to be known as a time of confusion in trying to understand why some athletes have been given hardship waivers and others denied after transferring. Once again, the Southern Section has left the public confused. Now, the...... -
March 9, 2011 buzz: Liberated by Charlie Sheen; honored by Daniel Craig; confused over 'whites-only' scholarship
Opinion L.A.Most Viewed: He's Charlie Sheen, and you're not Forget Libya. Forget Peter King. Forget Guantanamo. We’re a country that’s gone mad for Charlie Sheen, the actor who started #winning after he was fired by “Two and a Half Men” and...... -
March 10, 2011 buzz: Diversity, Muslims, Facebook's curse
Opinion L.A.Most Viewed: 'Whites-only' isn't diversity Our editorial about a Texas scholarship that excludes nonwhites continues to draw attention for a second day in a row. If there are scholarships and loan programs and government contracts set aside for blacks... -
Ralph Nader proposes elimination of college athletic scholarships
The Fabulous ForumRalph Nader wants to "de-professionalize" college athletes. His plan: Eliminate scholarships. In a proposal obtained by the Associated Press on Thursday, ahead of its official release, Nader puts forth a plan that he says will restore academic integrity... -
L.A. arts philanthropist Austin Beutner takes first step toward a run for mayor
Culture MonsterAustin Beutner, board chair of CalArts and Broad Stage, takes first step to run for mayor... -
When Thomas Pynchon is just Tom: A remarkable collection debuts
Jacket CopyA never before published photograph of Thomas Pynchon accompanied Phyllis Gebauer's recollections of their lifelong friendship and the books he inscribed to her, which she is giving to the UCLA Extension Writing Program.... -
Obama's Boston fundraiser remarks: 'Back in 2004, I gave a little speech here that got some attention'
Top of the TicketBarack Obama tries to regenerate the enthusiasms of his 2008 campaign during two fundraising speeches in Boston Wednesday night.... -
USC football: Pat Haden and Matt Barkley react to NCAA decision on sanctions
The Fabulous ForumUSC Athletic Director Pat Haden and quarterback Matt Barkley just met with the media to discuss the NCAA's decision to deny USC's appeal of sanctions. The NCAA's Infractions Appeals Committee announced Thursday that it had upheld all penalties,... -
USC football: NCAA appeal hearing begins
The Fabulous ForumUSC's hearing before the NCAA's Infractions Appeals Committee officially began Saturday morning. USC President Max Nikias, Athletic Director Pat Haden and the rest of the university's contingent entered a conference room at a downtown Indianapolis hotel... -
Alaska Gov. Sean Parnell: 'Our state is on sound footing'
Top of the TicketRepublican Gov. Sean Parnell proposes to suspend the state's eight-cent per gallon fuel tax....
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