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‘Never forget’: 25 years after 9/11 (opens the original)
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In New York City’s 9/11 Memorial Museum, a quote from the Roman poet Virgil reminds visitors of the human cost of terrorism. Written in recovered World Trade Center steel, it honors the nearly 3,000 victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks: “No day shall erase you from the memory of time.” While the world — and the United States — have greatly changed since 2001, this reminder is important, especially with the many ways, both visibly and less so, our lives have been shaped by this tragedy and othe
Bruin hosts with the most: Randall Park and Miguel García-Garibay Q&A (opens the original)
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Known as the academic heart of the university, the UCLA College unites faculty and students across a dizzying array of disciplines — it’s where the intellectual leaders of today educate and empower the intellectual leaders of tomorrow. “To be honest, I can’t believe I got in — or that they keep inviting me back,” said alumnus Randall Park with a smile, since he will host the first-ever UCLA College Lecture Awards on Oct. 12. Held in Royce Hall at 5:30 p.m., the event will pay tribute to the best
Turn around, Bruin eyes: Enjoying Aug. 12’s total (solar) eclipse of the heart (opens the original)
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One of the most iconic quotes from “The Simpsons” comes courtesy of guest star and longtime Bruin by association Leonard Nimoy, who looks out his monorail window and intones with deep emotion, “A solar eclipse; the cosmic ballet goes on.” Here’s hoping you’re similarly moved this Aug. 12, when the world will be treated to the sight of a total solar eclipse. To hear more about this remarkable moment in space and time, we spoke with Amy Mainzer, a professor in the UCLA Department of Earth, Planeta
Cheers! Raise a glass and your IQ with UCLA professors (opens the original)
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So a Bruin walks into a bar … and teaches a course. It’s all part of a widely popular national series, “Lectures on Tap,” where professors and other experts hold 45-minute lectures in bars to share some knowledge, spark discussion and foster community with the general public. UCLA has long been represented at the Los Angeles events, with upcoming talks scheduled for Alanna Kane, the Greenberg Legal Scholar Fellow at UCLA School of Law and Patrícia de Nóbrega Gomes, the UCLA Chancellor’s Postdoct
'What it means to be human': Lessons from Jimothy, Seattle's viral raccoon (opens the original)
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If the name Jimothy means anything to you, there’s a good chance you’re among the millions who have fallen under the social media spell of Seattle’s newest mascot: a rascally raccoon with a spinal condition. Jimothy's fame stems from a recent viral video that revealed the animal's unique physical appearance, sparking curiosity and delight in viewers. Something about this little "trash panda" that only vaguely resembles a classic raccoon has made Jimothy famous enough to earn bobblehead immortali
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