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Chocolate cupcakes
Los Angeles TimesLet's face it, cupcakes are fun. Familiar, colorful and oh-so-cute, these whimsical little cakes are famous for great flavor and mile-high frosting. Best of all? They're small enough that you don't have to share. And while you can pick up the latest...Tags: Recipes
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Extra, extra! 'Illegal immigrant' and other language changes
For U.S. reporters and editors, the term “illegal immigrant” looks to be going the way of the eight-track tape. The Associated Press is the news service that prompted Mark Twain to say, “There are only two forces that can carry light...
Tags: Migration, Mark Twain, Immigration, Illegal Immigrants, The Associated Press
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Noel Greenwood dies at 75; former L.A. Times senior editor
Noel Greenwood, a former senior editor at the Los Angeles Times who helped shape local and California coverage as the newspaper outgrew its modest local ambitions and transformed itself into one of national stature, died Sunday at his Santa Barbara home....Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Journalism, Awards and Prizes, Los Angeles Riots (1992), Newspapers
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Dorner case: Women mistakenly shot by LAPD will get money for truck
L.A. NOWL.A. city officials have reached a settlement with two newspaper delivery women wounded by LAPD officers during the pursuit of fugitive ex-cop Christopher Dorner that will provide them with money to replace their bullet-ridden truck. The move comes... -
Reuters social-media editor indicted in hack of L.A. Times site
A Reuters deputy social-media editor was indicted by a federal grand jury Thursday on charges connected to a hack of the Los Angeles Times' website in 2010. Matthew Keys, who tweets as @TheMatthewKeys and has more than 23,000 followers, faces charges of...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Prisons, U.S. Department of Justice, Justice System, Prosecution
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A national pie day? Really.
No not that pie. The other Pi.
Are you still wondering what National Pi Day (March 14) is all about? We have answers and recipes! If you're still asking about the Ides of March, not so much on the recipe front.
March 14 is National Pi Day, a day to...Tags: Salt, Whipping Cream, Entertainment Events, Pies and Tarts, Strawberries
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News Corp. publishing firm to start with $2.6 billion in cash
News Corp.'s soon-to-be publishing company will begin life with no debt and about $2.6 billion in cash -- illustrating the parent company's attempt to provide the new entity with solid financials and money for acquisitions. The new company, which will...Tags: Finance, Book, Companies and Corporations, Economy, Business and Finance, Printing Service
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Sam Zell's wife donates $50 million to Michigan creative writing
In my book, donating money to support creative writing programs is generally a good thing. But I'm -- hmm, let's call it conflicted -- over a $50-million donation to the University of Michigan's MFA program in creative writing from Helen Zell, wife of Sam...
Tags: University of Michigan, Bankruptcy, Teach for America, Colleges and Universities, Tribune Company
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Breaking news, Oscars drive record traffic to latimes.com
What a month. Great journalism and smart strategies for digital coverage continued in February, resulting in the biggest audience to latimes.com in the history of the site. We also recorded a 125% increase in video viewership, and L.A. Now and...
Tags: Awards and Prizes, Entertainment Events, Google Inc., Music, Christopher Dorner
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Tribune's 'Playing With Fire' garners 3 awards
Tribune reporterThe Chicago Tribune has won three national awards for its series “Playing With Fire,” an investigation of toxic flame retardants and the deceptive campaigns that two powerful industries waged to promote the chemicals. Among the awards is...Tags: Newspaper and Magazine, Chicago Tribune, U.S. Senate, The Boston Globe, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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Intern killed in Fresno County lion attack, park founder says
L.A. NOWThe person fatally attacked by a lion at a wild cat park in Fresno County was a female intern, the park's founder said Wednesday.... -
At Oberlin College, spate of hate incidents spurs reflection
Oberlin College in Ohio has long been lauded as a bastion of social justice. In 1835 it became one of the first colleges in the country to admit black students. Two years later, the liberal arts college enrolled female students -- again, well ahead of...
Tags: Judaism, Teaching and Learning, Students, Colleges and Universities, Religion and Belief
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