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Metro approves subway extension under Beverly Hills High
Despite strong objections and threats of legal action, Los Angeles County transportation officials on Thursday approved a plan to tunnel beneath Beverly Hills High School as part of a long-awaited Westside subway extension from downtown to the Westwood...
Tags: Transportation, Schools, Subway Transportation, Travel, Antonio Villaraigosa
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U.S. water polo team to host Hungary, Croatia in exhibitions here
With a last round of roster cuts looming ahead of this summer's London Olympics, U.S. Water Polo Coach Terry Schroeder will get one final look at his team in action when it plays a series of exhibitions in Southern California against Croatia and Hungary,...
Tags: Water Polo, Schools, Polo, Sports, High School Sports
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Behold the era of free agency in high school sports
Now that everyone knows what the CIF transfer rules will look like come September, the movement of high school athletes should begin to pick up.
It was a mere trickle until the State Federated Council approved CIF transfer revisions earlier this month,...Tags: Football, Schools, Sports, California Interscholastic Federation, Students
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Music fest at Champs Charter High School
MUSIC Proving they have way better taste in music than you did in high school, the kids at Champs Charter School are putting on a music fest with some the best names in the L.A. beat scene, including Shlohmo and Jonwayne, alongside a bevy of food...Tags: Schools, Charter Schools, Arts and Culture
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Letters: Romney, then and now
Re "Mitt Romney: The early years," Opinion, May 13 Michael Kinsley asks if Mitt Romney's reported high school antic almost 50 years ago of forcibly cutting off another student's hair should affect our assessment of him as a potential president. If...Tags: Mitt Romney, Schools, Autism
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Californians' enrollment in UC, CSU declines, study finds
The number of eligible California high school graduates entering the state's public four-year universities has plunged in the last five years, as budget-strapped institutions increasingly adopt practices to reduce enrollment, a new study has found.
At...Tags: Education, Schools, Budgets and Budgeting, Students, Teaching and Learning
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How Mitt Romney should have answered the bullying story
The Washington Post's piece Thursday about the rough pranks former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney allegedly pulled in prep school added little, if anything, of substance to the presidential race. It was cast as a sort of reality check on the Romney...
Tags: Fox News Channel (tv network), Politics, Mitt Romney, Regional Authority, Bain Capital, LLC
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UCLA gets Beckman pitcher James Kaprielian to switch loyalties
The Kaprielians from south Orange County are such loyal fans of USC that when pitcher James Kaprielian of Irvine Beckman was on the mound against the rival University Trojans, who have blue uniforms, his grandmother grumbled, "It's weird seeing Trojans in...
Tags: Schools, USC Trojans, Baseball, College Sports, Sports
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Does Mitt Romney still have a high school bully inside?
Sure, you may know which man -- Mitt Romney or Barack Obama -- you want to see running the country, but which one would you have wanted to know in high school? We learned four years ago that young Barack was a laid-back, not overly studious kid who...
Tags: Bullying, Politics, Mitt Romney, Health and Safety at School, Radio
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Eagle Rock High School students win $20,000 prom dance competition
All The RageIn March, we told you about a $20,000 dance competition for high school students called "Dance Dance Prom." Susan Bystrom and her dance team the Aetosians of Eagle Rock high school, seen in the video above, emerged the contest winners.... -
Romney apologizes after bullying incidents in high school revealed
A Washington Post investigation into Mitt Romney’s years at the Cranbrook School in Michigan, which included a disturbing account of Romney bullying a student who later turned out to be gay, earned an unusual apology from the presumptive GOP...
Tags: Republican Party, Education, Bullying, Mitt Romney, Schools
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Chris Mallon is Kennedy's next great catcher, and that says a lot
There have been 10 All-City catchers produced by Granada Hills Kennedy since the high school opened in 1971, raising the question of whether there is some kind of electromagnetic field transforming its catchers into Ninja-like figures. "No, it's the luck...
Tags: Schools, Baseball, Sports, Dodger Stadium
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