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Review: David Byrne and St. Vincent get moving at the Greek Theatre
Social studies morphed into physical education when David Byrne and St. Vincent played the Greek Theatre on Saturday night. The two New York City musicians reached Los Angeles near the end of a North American tour in support of “Love This Giant,&...
Tags: Music Industry, David Byrne, Religion and Belief, Entertainment, Entertainment Events
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Transcript: The Jerry Brown interview
PolitiCalGov. Jerry Brown sat down with two Los Angeles Times reporters in his Capitol office for a wide-ranging interview.... -
Goldberg: Quit blaming Bush
"Now Gov. Romney believes that with even bigger tax cuts for the wealthy, and fewer regulations on Wall Street, all of us will prosper. In other words, he'd double down on the same trickle-down policies that led to the crisis in the first place." —...
Tags: George W. Bush, Politics, Barack Obama, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Religion and Belief
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Alexander Saxton dies at 93; UCLA historian, author
When Alexander Saxton dropped out of Harvard in 1939, his faculty adviser urged him to consult a psychiatrist. His parents were distraught. But Saxton's desire to set the terms of his life would take him far from the ivy-covered halls he found stifling....
Tags: Social Issues, Arts and Culture, University of California, Berkeley, Teaching and Learning, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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LAPD plans crackdown to rein in unruly Black Friday shoppers
L.A. NOWThe Los Angeles Police Department is cracking down to try to avoid incidents that have marred previous Black Fridays. The department plans to deploy dozens of extra officers around the city Friday to make sure frantic shoppers don't get out...... -
LAPD will use choppers, horses, bikes to keep Black Friday calm
L.A. NOWThe Los Angeles Police Department is planning to be out in force to prevent Black Friday problems. Helicopters will buzz above some shopping centers, and below, a cavalry of LAPD officers will patrol on bikes and horses. From store rooftops,...... -
In Ireland, optimism is in the air
DUBLIN, Ireland — There are no people on Earth as romantic as the French. No one is punctual like the Swiss. The Germans have defined a sense of order. The Italians know how to eat. And no one, I mean no one, does misery like the Irish. Ireland's...
Tags: European Union, Politics, Health and Medical Professionals, Psychologists, Entertainment
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Maybe stalemate's latest victory means voters will finally win
WASHINGTON — For almost a generation, America's two major political parties have fought for supremacy in a fundamental debate over the size and scope of government. They have battled to a draw. On such questions as whether Americans should pay...
Tags: Social Issues, 2012 U.S. Presidential Election, Barack Obama, Politics, Democratic Party
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Arthur Jensen dies at 89; his views on race and IQ created a furor
Arthur Jensen, a UC Berkeley professor whose scholarly contributions to the field of psychological measurement were often overshadowed by the furor over his findings on race-based differences in intelligence, has died. He was 89. One of the most...
Tags: Social Issues, Arts and Culture, University of California, Berkeley, Medical Specialization, Teaching and Learning
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The gender gap and the GOP's future
You can bet your Hillary Clinton buttons that one of the biggest chunks of the body politic that political pathologists will be putting under the lab microscope is the gender gap: women’s votes. “Remember the ladies,” Abigail Adams...
Tags: Media Industry, Barack Obama, Abortion, Parties and Movements, Republican Party
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Letitia Baldrige dies at 86; etiquette expert, author, columnist
Letitia Baldrige, an etiquette maven who served as social secretary to First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy and later wrote books and a syndicated column advising readers on good manners in contemporary America, has died. She was 86. Baldrige died Monday at...
Tags: Politics, Medical Specialization, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, John F. Kennedy Assassination (1963), Religion and Belief
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Gae Aulenti dies at 84; architect designed Paris' Musee d'Orsay
Gae Aulenti, an Italian architect who attained international prominence turning old buildings into modern museums, including Paris' Musee d'Orsay and the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, died Wednesday at her home in Milan. She was 84. Her family told...
Tags: Arts and Culture, Architecture, Museums, France, Religion and Belief
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