Beginning this afternoon, Covel Commons will host a three-day UC Board of Regents meeting. Read more...
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November 17, 12:38 am
Regents bring debate to campus
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November 17, 12:37 am
“˜New Moon’ rises on Broxton
"Miles traveled: 2,000. Cost of Flights: $600. Days spent on a sidewalk: 2. A chance to see the entire cast of "Twilight": Priceless," read the sign held by two women from Winnipeg, Canada as they waited in line Sunday night for the Monday premiere of "The Twilight Saga: New Moon". Read more...
Photo: Hundreds of fans took Westwood by storm Monday night in anticipation of the “New Moon” premiere.
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November 17, 12:37 am
Peruvian museums house ancient relics
PUNO, PERU "”mdash; In the small community of Taraco on the high plains of southeastern Peru, a few Peruvian coins will cover the cost of admission to a single-room museum showcasing monoliths, potsherds and other cultural artifacts from the area. Read more...
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November 17, 12:36 am
Society, genetics major expected for fall 2010
One of Professor Richard Delerins' favorite cuisine recipes is a paleo-cuisine diet dating more than 1,200 years ago and concocted with raw fish, edible flowers, grains of paradise and edible paper from Africa, Delerins said. Read more...
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November 17, 12:36 am
Annual meteor shower visible in morning skies
The Leonid meteor shower will make its annual appearance early Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. Read more...
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November 16, 12:12 am
Idealized Peru veils country’s problems
There came a point when I abandoned the remnants of cultural sensitivity and embraced the crass objectification of culture. My perception of Peru developed while in my host environment. Through multiple exposures with locals and non-locals I saw something more common than unique "“ the Peruvians seem to see artifacts as financial opportunity whereas Western researchers value its cultural value. Read more...
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November 16, 12:11 am
Passion for past drives research
PUNO, PERU "”mdash; Elizabeth Klarich first met Charles "Chip" Stanish, director of the UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, in 1994 when she was at her Chicago high school's career day listening to his description of the field archaeologist's way of life. Read more...