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NOCCCD chancellor honored for service to community college system
Ned Doffoney receives Sankofa Award from Western Region Council on Black American Affairs.
Leading BPM Company Taps Proven Marketing Expert to Help Drive...
Pegasystems Inc. , the leader in Business Process Management software solutions, today announced that Grant Johnson has been appointed to the position of Chief Marketing Officer .
A former San Luis Obispo resident competes on TV tonight to earn his own clothing line
With his dramatically arched eyebrows, playful hats and impeccably cut suits, Patrick McDonald could never be mistaken for anything but a fashion maven.
Liberty brothers headed for 'Amazing Race' finale
Sam and Dan McMillen sure seem like nice guys, but you know where nice guys usually finish.
Westside Ballet Announces 2009 Performances of the Nutcracker
For 37 years, audiences have thrilled to Westside Ballet's annual lavish full-length production of "The Nutcracker," showcasing the most promising young dancers in Los Angeles.
the transcript of the God debate between Dinesh D'Sousa and Michael Shermer
HH: Special couple of hours ahead as I continue a series of conversations on the great God debate, what I've been calling it for the last two years.
Boeing point man takes questions and gives answers
The point man for South Carolina's new 787 plant is Marco Cavazzoni, who this month was named vice president and general manager of final assembly and delivery at Boeing Charleston.
Ita s time to amend the Constitution to allow naturalized citizens to run for president, Pepperdine University law school dean Ken Starr said last week during a visit to the University of Kansas School of Law.
Former Paly student makes a run for Miss California USA
An NCAA cross-country runner in college, former Palo Alto High School student Amy Rogg has had no problems getting in shape for this weekend's Miss California USA pageant.
John Covey, 41, Littleton, Colo., died Saturday, Nov. 7, 2009, in his home. He was the husband of Theresa Covey, who is formerly of Minot.
Los Angeles Law Schools Swearing in Ceremonies
In the long checklist of tasks to become a member of the California State Bar, swearing in might be one of the least taxing things you'll have to do.
Pepperdine University to Examine the 150th Anniversary of Charles Darwina s On the Origin of Species
Across the globe this November noted academic institutions and leading science centers are celebrating the 150 th anniversary of Charles Darwina s On the Origin of Species.
Former independent counsel Ken Starr to speak at KU law school
Ken Starr, the former independent counsel whose investigations led to the impeachment of President Bill Clinton, will give a public talk next week at the University of Kansas School of Law.
Spotlight: Latina chamber leader focused on attracting buyers, growth
Lea Marquez Peterson recently became the Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce's CEO and president.
Southland economist predicts jobless recovery
Read more on business and the economy in the San Gabriel Valley, Whittier and beyond at our Economic Alert blog .
Your business, your news for Sunday, Nov. 8
Steven G. Martin, an environmental consultant-turned-attorney, has been hired by Best Best & Krieger.
Master white collar criminal Mark Morze Is This Week's Guest On Talk Forensics
Mark Morze was the CFO of the infamous ZZZZ BEST CARPET CLEANING COMPANY, which perpetrated a billion dollar fraud in the late 1980's. For the last 14-years since being released from Federal prison after serving five years for stock fraud and insider trading, Mark has spoken to over 40,000 lawyers, accountants, and businesspersons in every state of ...
Conference examines 'common ground' among faiths
Unless religions are honest with each other about their blind spots and imperfections, interreligious efforts will falter," stressed Rabbi David Wolpe at an interfaith conference on "Finding Common Ground: Reconciliation Among the Children of Abraham." The noted author and lecturer, who serves as the rabbi of Sinai Temple in Los Angeles, said if ...
College officials get ed-tech advice
The 11th annual EDUCAUSE conference opened in Denver Nov. 4 with advice from best-selling author Jim Collins on how to take higher-education technology departments from good to great -- as well as lessons from Pepperdine University on how officials there saved nearly $18,000 with the help of virtualized computing.
4 reasons women will reshape the economy and society
It has been said time and time again that women have come a long way. In business we now consider this to be fact, according to Glenn Llopis, author of Earning Serendipity.
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