With the recent successes of the Broadway hit “Bombay Dreams” and the movies “The Village,” “Bend It Like Beckham” and “Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle,” a new wave of entertainers of Indian ethnicity is cooking up a melange in the West spicier than any curry, cumin, coriander or chili powder. Read more...
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August 15, 9:00 pm
Indian culture hits American mainstream entertainment
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August 15, 9:00 pm
Videoconference classes gain viability
In a UC Berkeley Finnish language class last fall, there were little more than a handful of students ““ only half of which attended Berkeley. The other half attended the class hundreds of miles away at their own school ““ UCLA. Read more...
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August 15, 9:00 pm
Campaigns hit Oregon trail
PORTLAND, Ore. “”mdash; In simultaneous West Coast campaign swings President Bush and Democratic presidential candidate Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., made brief Southern California appearances last week before moving on to the battleground state of Oregon. Read more...
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August 8, 9:00 pm
UCLA loses lawsuit
A former UCLA clinical instructor was awarded $2.95 million July 27 in a sexual discrimination and retaliation case that was filed against the university in 2003. Read more...
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August 8, 9:00 pm
Briefs
Power once again aproblem in California SACRAMENTO “”mdash; California’s power grid manager has issued a power watch, urging residents to cut back their electricity usage. There was little immediate danger of blackouts, spokeswoman Stephanie McCorkle said Sunday. Read more...
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Editorial cartoon
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Editorial: Ideas will reform but miss major problems
The Class of 2010 may live in a world of cheaper textbooks, higher tuition and forced volunteerism. That is, if Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger implements some of the 1,200-plus recommendations released by the California Performance Review. Read more...