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fight against climate change - Los Angeles Times.
The agency's plan to repeal or weaken more than two dozen environmental regulations could deliver a direct blow to causes close to the heart of Californians.
Some voices, like the Heartland Institute, applaud the move as transferring power back to Congress and states, arguing that regulating CO2 merely benefits special interests without measurable benefits.
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Times housing reporter Liam Dillon about the state's controversial move to roll back parts of CEQA.
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This year's exhibition invites viewers to consider compositions that demonstrate connectedness relationships and through lines to our past, our environment and each other.The 2026-2027 cycle will...more
The soundtrack to the musical, recorded by LabRats, will also be released as an album.There's a long tradition of studying popular music and adapting that music to your stylings.Studying musicals was...more
The Guitar Festival featured guitar concerts, masterclasses, ensembles and competitions.The festival was held in Luverne, Louisiana, from September 26 to October 1.The winner of the high school...more
Choirs will perform 'Considering Matthew Shepard' work that is a musical response to the young man's death.Considering Matthew Shepard is a three-part fusion oratorio written by Craig Hella...more
Rock Chalk Revue, a student-run showcase of live musical performances by Greek life organizations, residence and scholarship halls, closed Saturday night.This year the charities supported are The...more
Jesus Christ Superstar is a rock opera with music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and lyrics by Tim Rice.It reimagines the final days of Jesus' life through the eyes of Judas.It is a true celebration of...more
March is Youth Art Month, a time to celebrate the powerful role all arts music, dance, theatre, and visual art play in our schools.Students learn problem solving, creative thinking, perseverance, and...more
Levi Community Foundation grants $90,000 to LifeNet EMS to buy wheelchair-accessible van.LifeNet serves 350,000 people across Northeast Texas, Southwest Arkansas and parts of Oklahoma.The new van...more
Under Governor Newsom's California Model, Cal State LA expands bachelor's degree program to San Quentin Rehabilitation Center.The 81,000-square-foot San Quentin Learning Center includes an Education...more
Small Grants opportunity is to support faculty in their work at the college.The goal is to advance research, scholarship, and creative activities that advance faculty careers and the College's...more
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In the world of social enterprises, failure is a cringe-worthy moment nobody wants to talk about. But, social entrepreneurs can benefit from their failures.
