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UC Regents approve plan to reopen MLK Hospital
Los Angeles :: CA :: USA | 6 days ago
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We will stand with great pride with the residents of South Los Angeles when this hospital is reopened." Under the deal approved Thursday, Los Angeles County will spend nearly $400 million to upgrade Martin Luther King Jr.-Harbor Hospital in Willowbrook,...
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UC intends to increase financial aid
Fresno :: CA :: USA | about 1 month ago
Credibility Yudof announces plans to raise $1 billion in private funds over the next four years and to expand an existing aid program to more middle-income families. As the University of California seeks to sharply increase student fees, its president, Mark G. Yudof,...
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UC president recommends huge tuition increases
San Francisco :: CA :: USA | 2 months ago
Credibility UC President Mark Yudof is recommending a 15 percent increase in in-state undergraduate fees that would take effect next spring, and another 15 percent increase on top of that beginning in fall 2010...If approved, the undergraduate fee increases would...
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Protesters Want University of California, Berkeley Law Professor Fired
According to the Huffington Post, anti-war activists protested Monday at the University of California, Berkeley to call for the firing of a law professor who co-wrote legal memos that critics say were used to justify the torture of suspected terrorists....
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UC on track for reduced enrollment
Merced :: CA :: USA | 5 months ago
Credibility The University of California will successfully reduce enrollment in 2009-10, according to data released today by the university. Driven by severe budget problems, the 10-campus university had aimed for 2,300 fewer students next year. Nearly 34,300 California...
Cal State likely to raise fees
San :: Mali | 6 months ago
Credibility California State University students will likely pay 10 percent more in fees next year because of the state budget crisis, the system's chancellor said today. The 23-campus university also likely will be unable to meet its goal of enrolling 10,000 fewer...
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Survey finds California school funding dilemma
Oakland :: CA :: USA | 7 months ago
Credibility Those polled say they want education spared from state budget cuts, but an increasing number of people are less willing to pay more taxes to make up for the shortfall. PM PDT, April 29, 2009 "I think that the public's really concerned about what they're...
Tags: UC San Diego, UC Board of Regents, Mark Yudof, fees increase, The University of California, students fees, schools funding, tax credits
UC regents move toward easing admissions requirements
San Francisco :: CA :: USA | 9 months ago
Credibility Preliminary approval is granted to a plan that would exempt students from taking two SAT subject tests and make students with weaker grades eligible for review. PM PST, February 4, 2009 Backers of the proposal, including UC President Mark G. Yudof, contended...
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Cal hires former Stanford men's basketball coach Montgomery
Stanford :: CA :: USA | about 1 year ago
Credibility Calif. -- California reportedly has turned to its biggest rival to find its new basketball coach, agreeing in principle Friday with former Stanford coach Mike Montgomery on a contract to replace the fired Ben Braun...Montgomery, who spent 18 years
Tags: Mike Montgomery, Stanford, Ben Braun, coach mike, basketball coach, The University of California
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