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Selected non-YouTube audios and videos from discontinued savingUCLA website

Byuclafaculty


Selected non-YouTube audios and videos from the discontinued savingUCLA website are available below. Click on the links below. Note: Audios are actually videos with a still picture. Originally, these audios/videos were moved to video-Yahoo. As a post in December 2010 indicated, video-Yahoo is discontiuing its service. (Yahoo is in commercial decline due to competition from Google, YouTube, etc.) . So the files were transitioned to Facebook. In some cases, the audio is poor, either because it was poor originally or because the files were saved in a way that limited the quality. I have originals in some cases that are of better quality. If you need a better quality file than is available here, email me and I will see if a better-quality file is available.
–Dan Mitchell

Videos (audios) from savingUCLA and video-Yahoo are found below:

Regents 11-19-09

Regents meeting of 11-19-09 at Covel. These audios are broken down into sections:

* Issue of UC operating Martin Luther King hospital in Los Angeles considered. Hospital had been largely closed due to poor operation by LA County. Tuition increase issue mentioned.

* Discussion of Martin Luther King hospital operation continues. Vote taken. UC agrees to operate hospital. References to tuition increase.

* Public comments related to UC tuition increase approved in committee the previous day. Ends with room being cleared of protesters.

* Various committee reports delivered. Discussion and presentation on support for former foster children at UC. Fundraising discussion.

* Includes conclusion of committee reports and vote on tuition increase. Assembly Speaker Karen Bass asks Regents to help in obtaining more revenue. A motion to separate out tuition increase for graduate students is defeated. Concerns are raised about inclusion of social work programs as professional schools but no action is taken.

Regents 11-19-09 MLK Hospital Approval

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Regents 11-19-09 Public Comments & Demonstration

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Regents 11-19-09 Committees

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Regents 11-19-09 Tuition & Other

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Defending the University 10-15-09

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Senate on Budget 8-26-09

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Radio Interview with Gould, Cheng, & Edley: 3-30-10

Radio Interview 3-30-10 on UC Future & Funding: KPCC radio interview with Russell Gould, Jesse Cheng, & Christopher Edley on UC Future and Funding.

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Jerry Brown as Gubernatorial Candidate Radio Interview 3-11-10

Gubernatorial candidate (and former governor) Brown was interviewed on KCRW’s “Which Way LA?”, March 11, 2010.

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Academic Senate on Budget 6-11-10

UCLA forum held on June 11, 2009 to discuss budget crisis. Chancellor Block, EVC Waugh, finance VC Olsen. Note: video and audio quality are limited.

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Regents meeting 3-25-10

Excerpt: UC Regents Meeting 3-25-2010 (Audio) at UC-SF: Executive pay, brief reference to MLK hospital and possible UC role in prison healthcare, indemnification policy of Regents and others, president’s report, committee to be formed on campus climate.

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Legislative Assembly on University Commission on the Future: 4-29-10

UCLA Legislative Assembly 4-29-10 discusses UC Commission on the Future Parts 1-5 and UCLA budget Parts 5-8. Audio only. Sections unrelated to these two topics have been edited out.

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Post-Employment Benefits at UCLA: 10-12-09

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University Commission on the Future: 9-8-09

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