Loyola Marymount University News

Happy holidays and all the best in 2010! Publisher Roberta Donohue was born and raised in Pacific Palisades, where her father owned the Mobil station.

The private Catholic university is one of 12 universities this year joining the alliance, which is working on the National Genomics Research Initiative.

WASHINGTON - Universities and colleges are still waiting for tuition payments for thousands of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans who attended school last fall under the new GI Bill, leaving the veterans panicked that they'll be unable to return to class in January.

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AMERICAN POOR CONTINUE TO BE ABUSED IN FAMILY COURTS NATION~WIDE AND STILL DO NOT WARRANT PROPER LEGAL PROTECTIONS BY OUR U.S. WEALTHY ELITE BILLIONAIRE RULERS ..... *** VINDICTIVE, BIASED AND CRUEL GAY SANTA MONICA FAMILY COURT COMMISSIONER DAVID J. COWAN JUST RECENTLY ADDED ANOTHER YEAR RESTRAINING ORDER IN THE DAMON DUVAL LEGAL CASE.

YOU KNOW TIMES ARE REALLY CHANGING IN AMERICA WHEN A RENOWNED CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY SUCH AS THE DISTINGUNSHED LOYOLA MARYMOUNT OF LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA DECIDES TO CONTINUE IN THEIR EMPLOYMENT OF THIS SANTA MONICA BIASED AND CRUEL GAY FAMILY COURT COMMISSIONER WHO HAS GONE OUT OF HIS WAY TO DESTROY THE DAMON DUVAL FAMIILY...

Taking their advice one lawyer, is doing more shows. 'It's Criminal' will play for five weeks on The Main Stage at Santa Monica Playhouse opening Saturday, January 16, 2010.

U.S. veterans are panicked that they'll be unable to return to class in January, as universities and colleges are still waiting for tuition payments for thousands of Iraq and Afghanistan veterans who attended school last fall.

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The highly anticipated film Avatar, opening in wide release today, revolves around a future technology that allows individuals to control separate, genetically engineered bodies from remote locations.

John McGinnis, a retired Cerritos College administrator, is.running in the Dec. 29 school board election seeking to replace Michael Shane Ellis, who resigned in September.

June Abrams has started a photography/videography business. LADERA RANCH A semester at sea changed the course of June Abrams's career.

December 10, 2009 - 11:54pm a ' Anonymous Patron Inspired by the December 3 post on LIS News , 3 librarians at the new William H. Hannon Library Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles decided that their library needed its very own Mansell Christmas tree.

It is easy to caught up in the negative news of the day, and overlook the many positive things that happen all around Southern California.

Cold Spring woman gets degree at Loyola Marymount Submitted by Tom Braegelmann Cold Spring Rocori High School graduate Caitlyn Braegelmann, daughter of Denise and Chuck Thelen and Tom Braegelmann of Cold Spring, earned her master of business administration degree at the end of fall semester.

One Saturday a month, men and women, lay and religious, representing the cultural kaleidoscope of Southern California gather from across the breadth of the Los Angeles Archdiocese, and from surrounding dioceses, to study Scripture at the Catholic Bible Institute.

Parishes, schools and public performance venues will offer concerts to celebrate the fast-approaching holiday season.

Local charter school founder Steve Barr, a national figure in school reform, has repaid his organization more than $50,000 after an internal review determined that expenses he had charged were undocumented or unjustified.

Intellicheck Mobilisa, Inc. , a global leader in access control and wireless security systems, recently hired William H. Roof, Ph.D. as Chief Scientist.

Red Bluff resident Grant Cottier, a sixth grade student at Berrendos Middle School, attended the 2009 Johns Hopkins University Center For Talented Youth Fall Awards Ceremony.