UC Recent History: Appalled at the Fed

Byuclafaculty December 30, 2012

Lots of news stories are appearing at this time of the year summing up events of 2012. John Myers, who writes a Capitol Connection blog for a Bay Area TV station, including various photos of such events. From the presidential campaign, he included a picture of Ron Paul speaking at UC-Berkeley on April 5, 2012 and leading audience chants of “End the Fed.”

So maybe the image of UC-Berkeley as exclusively leftist needs some qualification if Paul could have a successful rally there. Or maybe the photo and event just reflect the fact that there are those on the left and on the right who are suspicious of central banking and the Federal Reserve.

In any case, the photo comes from:
http://www.news10.net/news/california/article/223072/430/California-politics-2012-social-media-style

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On Valentine’s Day, We Repeat an Earlier Post Entitled “A Modest Proposal”

Byuclafaculty February 14, 2014

Click on the link below:[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0dGRDvmO54?feature=player_detailpage]For those who take a more clinical approach to such matters, see:http://wamc.org/post/dr-robert-levenson-university-california-berkeley-genetics-marital-bliss

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Networking

Byuclafaculty February 8, 2014

Simon and Garfunkel once sang about the “Sound of Silence.” When rain forced the weekly networking event at Anderson indoors last Thursday, silence was not what was heard: It was more like a typical deafening LA trendy restaurant. Back in Simon and Garfunkel’s day, the occupation of choice was in “plastics.” Soon it will be in hearing aids.

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Not Where You Would Expect

Byuclafaculty February 7, 2014

I guess the lesson is to do your marketing where you can.

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UCLA History: Grove

Byuclafaculty February 5, 2014

As the caption notes, these trees were known as the sophomore grove at the old Vermont Avenue campus of UCLA, now the home of LA City College.

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And you probably thought UCLA had water fountains

Byuclafaculty January 28, 2014

Maybe in the past it had water fountains. But nowadays we’re much more sophisticated.

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USC Has a Bad Patch

Byuclafaculty January 27, 2014

We posted yesterday about the news from UC-Berkeley that many earthquake-prone buildings are located in southern California – including in Westwood. The Westwood-Century City Patch, in picking up the story from the LA Times, blamed USC instead of UC-B, at least in the headline. See above. Probably just as well. Who wants to be the bearer of bad tidings?.

UC Recent History: Appalled at the Fed

On Valentine’s Day, We Repeat an Earlier Post Entitled “A Modest Proposal”

Networking

Not Where You Would Expect

UCLA History: Grove

And you probably thought UCLA had water fountains

USC Has a Bad Patch

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