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Immigration ranks second among concerns for Trump supporters in 2024 election

By West LA Times | Oct 9, 2024

A recent study on the 2024 presidential election reveals that immigration ranks as the second most important issue for Trump supporters, with the economy taking the top spot. For Harris supporters, immigration is only the tenth most important concern.

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Chirality affects nuclear spin coupling strength according to new study

By West LA Times | Oct 8, 2024

Researchers from UCLA and several partner institutions have discovered that the handedness, or chirality, of molecules influences the strength of coupling between nuclear spins. This finding challenges previous assumptions that chirality did not affect such couplings. The study involved researchers from Arizona State University, Penn State, MIT, and Technische Universität Dresden.

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American Jewish University continues to mandate “COVID” mRNA injections

By West LA Times | Oct 6, 2024

American Jewish University in Los Angeles, California, continues to require “COVID” mRNA injections for students to attend their classes.

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Which former West LA Times area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon Oct. 7?

By West LA Times | Oct 6, 2024

These former West LA Times area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon Oct. 7.

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West LA Times area weekly mass times

By West LA Times | Oct 5, 2024

The following parishes in the West LA Times coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

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Uniqlo founder Tadashi Yanai donates $31M for Japanese humanities at UCLA

By West LA Times | Oct 3, 2024

Japanese entrepreneur and philanthropist Tadashi Yanai has made a significant donation of $31 million to the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) to support Japanese humanities research. This contribution marks the largest donation ever received by UCLA's Humanities Division.

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Tadashi Yanai dona $31 millones para apoyar estudios japoneses en UCLA

By West LA Times | Oct 3, 2024

El empresario y filántropo japonés Tadashi Yanai ha comprometido 31 millones de dólares a la División de Humanidades de UCLA, marcando el mayor regalo en la historia de esta división. Este aporte se destinará principalmente a la iniciativa Japan Past & Present, que busca transformar el campo de las humanidades japonesas mediante el acceso equitativo a recursos de investigación y enseñanza, así como fomentar la colaboración global entre académicos.

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California Health Interview Survey highlights disparities across demographics

By West LA Times | Oct 3, 2024

The latest California Health Interview Survey (CHIS), conducted by the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research, has highlighted significant disparities in health-related issues across different demographics in California. The survey, which added over 50 new questions on various topics including housing discrimination and gambling, aims to inform policy and advocacy through its data.

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UCLA sociologist challenges Vance's immigration stance on affordable housing

By West LA Times | Oct 3, 2024

In the recent vice presidential debate, Republican candidate Sen. J.D. Vance attributed various issues, such as gun violence in schools, job scarcity, and the lack of affordable housing, to illegal immigration.

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Tadashi Yanai donates $31 million to boost Japanese humanities research at UCLA

By West LA Times | Oct 3, 2024

Japanese executive Tadashi Yanai has committed $31 million to the UCLA College Division of Humanities, marking the largest gift in its history. The funds will primarily support the "Japan Past & Present" initiative, designed to enhance Japanese humanities by fostering global scholarly collaboration.

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UCLA Anderson Forecast predicts slow growth for California in 2024

By West LA Times | Oct 2, 2024

The UCLA Anderson Forecast has projected a year of subpar growth for California in 2024, with improvement expected in subsequent years. The analysis, released today, indicates that the state's economy will experience slower growth due to weaknesses in specific sectors and a high unemployment rate, which reached 5.3% in August.

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UCLA report highlights growing influence of Latino voters ahead of 2024 elections

By West LA Times | Oct 2, 2024

The UCLA Latino Policy and Politics Institute has released new state-by-state briefs titled "Election 2024: Key Facts About Latino Voters," which provide insights into the demographic and socioeconomic characteristics of Latino voters across key states. This release comes as the 2024 general election approaches, with an estimated 36.2 million Latinos eligible to vote this year, marking a significant increase from 32.3 million in 2020.

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UCLA expands graduate student housing with new Canfield Apartments

By West LA Times | Oct 1, 2024

UCLA has purchased a newly constructed 62-unit apartment building in Cheviot Hills, offering various floor plans from studios to three-bedroom units. Five apartments are designated as deed-restricted affordable housing with rents lower than UCLA’s regular below-market rates. The building is less than five miles from UCLA and close to public transportation options.

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UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swain discusses extreme weather events

By West LA Times | Oct 1, 2024

From Southeastern flooding to Southwestern fire weather, there is much to discuss on the climate change front. UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swain will address these issues during his YouTube "Office Hours" session on Tuesday, Oct. 1, at 3 p.m. PT.

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Zoë Ryan named new director of UCLA's Hammer Museum

By West LA Times | Sep 30, 2024

Marcy Carsey, chair of the Hammer Museum at UCLA’s board of directors, announced Zoë Ryan as the next director of the museum. Ryan will take over on January 1, 2025, succeeding longtime director Ann Philbin, who is retiring in November after leading the museum for 25 years.

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UCLA researchers use patient-derived organoids to advance personalized sarcoma treatment

By West LA Times | Sep 29, 2024

Researchers at the UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center have developed the largest collection of lab-grown 3D mini-tumors, or “organoids,” using cells from sarcoma patients. This initiative aims to better understand this rare cancer and identify therapies most likely to work for each individual patient.

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Which former West LA Times area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon Sept. 30?

By West LA Times | Sep 29, 2024

These former West LA Times area high school standouts will be in action in the week starting Mon Sept. 30.

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Cities located within Los Angeles County have 35,644 lawyers in good standing as of August

By West LA Times | Sep 28, 2024

Cities located within Los Angeles County saw 35,644 lawyers in good standing to practice law as of August, according to the State Bar of California.

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West LA Times area weekly mass times

By West LA Times | Sep 28, 2024

The following parishes in the West LA Times coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

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UCLA experts discuss potential impact on climate policy following presidential election

By West LA Times | Sep 26, 2024

With stark differences in the climate policies of the two presidential candidates, this election is considered crucial for climate policy. UCLA environmental law experts have made specific post-election predictions. One expert, a former Biden appointee, notes that Project 2025’s call to replace thousands of senior civil servants “could backfire spectacularly.” Another expert describes a Trump win as cementing China’s lead over the U.S. in clean technology and green industrial development.