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January 8, 8:16 am

Spanning time and space, the 5th Dimension survives after nearly 50 years

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Spanning time and space, the 5th Dimension survives after nearly 50 years

Florence LaRue is the only remaining original singer of the famous 60s band The 5th Dimension. LaRue talks about the start of her career, favorite songs recorded and gives a closer look into her personal life today. Listen to hear an in-depth look into LaRue's life as a singer, lecturer, and humanitarian.

 "Spanning time and space, the 5th Dimension survives after nearly 50 years"

Florence LaRue is the only remaining original singer of the famous 60s band The 5th Dimension. LaRue talks about the start of her career, favorite songs recorded and gives a closer look into her personal life today. Listen to hear an in-depth look into LaRue's life as a singer, lecturer, and humanitarian.

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December 3, 6:03 am

UCLA medical students and health experts discuss health care reform bill

UCLA medical students and health experts discuss health care reform bill

News about health care reform has been swirling around intensely for several months now. But how does it affect young people? We hear from UCLA health experts and medical students.

For more information, visit:

http://www.cbo.gov/publications/collections/health.cfm

 "UCLA medical students and health experts discuss health care reform bill"

News about health care reform has been swirling around intensely for several months now. But how does it affect young people? We hear from UCLA health experts and medical students.

For more information, visit:

http://www.cbo.gov/publications/collections/health.cfm

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November 24, 8:35 pm

Chef dishes on the significance of food and his experience at UCLA

Chef dishes on the significance of food and his experience at UCLA

Roger Pigozzi, corporate chef for UCLA Catering and Dining Services, talks about how food plays a wholesome role in our personal and social lives.

 "Chef dishes on the significance of food and his experience at UCLA"

Roger Pigozzi, corporate chef for UCLA Catering and Dining Services, talks about how food plays a wholesome role in our personal and social lives.

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November 24, 6:13 pm

Student group stresses need for diversity in science, technology, engineering, mathematics

Student group stresses need for diversity in science, technology, engineering, mathematics

A recent study found that the lack of well paying science and engineering jobs discourages top American science, technology, engineering and mathematics students from pursuing careers in those fields. What do people who promote science education think?

 "Student group stresses need for diversity in science, technology, engineering, mathematics"

A recent study found that the lack of well paying science and engineering jobs discourages top American science, technology, engineering and mathematics students from pursuing careers in those fields. What do people who promote science education think?

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November 22, 10:12 pm

Yoga class reminds faculty, staff to laugh

Yoga class reminds faculty, staff to laugh Laughter Yoga has come to UCLA. The weekly lunch-hour class has staff and faculty engaging in playful laughter exercises and yoga breathing. Founded on scientific principles, laughter yoga is a sight to behold. "Yoga class reminds faculty, staff to laugh"

Laughter Yoga has come to UCLA. The weekly lunch-hour class has staff and faculty engaging in playful laughter exercises and yoga breathing. Founded on scientific principles, laughter yoga is a sight to behold. More »


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