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Today on Verso, manuscripts curator and institutional archivist Jennifer Allan Goldman writes about a letter dated April 26, 1904, a letter that...
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Vietnamese Immigrants Remember Life in the Old Country
At the University of California, Irvine, students are engaged in an...
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Good morning! Mondays can sometimes feel like this, no?
Cheers to finding some time to savor the chocolates.
Heidi
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California’s got a lot to lose if the Supreme Court scraps healthcare law: The state, one of the biggest beneficiaries of the Affordable Care Act, would lose out on as much as $15 billion annually in new federal money slated to come its way.
Former Disney Imagineer and amusement park designer Bob Gurr discussed his long career in design on March 13 at the Hollywood Heritage Museum in Los Angeles. Gurr was once an automobile designer, and is one of the last remaining Imagineers who worked arm-in-arm with Disney to bring his world-famous theme park to life. Gurr’s accomplishments include designing the world’s first monorail, as well as iconic rides and animatronics such as Universal Studio’s King Kong, and Disney Land’s President Lincoln. http://kp.cc/11rnbmd
Supreme Court of the United States: United States v. Windsor - Oral arguments
Supreme Court of the United States oral arguments on Hollingsworth v. Perry - arguing the constitutionality of California’s Prop. 8, which was passed by voters in 2008 and banned same-sex marriage.
Source: http://www.supremecourt.gov/oral_arguments/argument_audio_detail.aspx?argument=12-144
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Happy 200th Birthday, “Pride and Prejudice”!
To listen in on Take Two celebrating the birthday of the classic English novel click here: http://kp.cc/WJF2lK
Can you imagine LA with a series of interconnected public parks? With major freeways cutting through canyons and hills?
An upcoming exhibit at Los Angeles’ A+D Architecture and Design Museum explores a version of L.A. that was imagined, but never built. http://kp.cc/11RV1E7
That Nylon turned 75 this year, but it’s tragic human back story is rarely told.
Here’s a part of KPCC’s series on the science, options and dilemma of dual language education. More at: http://kp.cc/BilingualKids
