Scott Waugh

UCLA

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Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost of the University of California-Los Angeles

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Residents of Bel Air aren't known for community activism, but they'll hold a meeting tomorrow night on UCLA's planned sale of the Hannah Carter Japanese Garden, donated by a former…

UCLA and the Sale of a Cultural Treasure

Residents of Bel Air aren't known for community activism, but they'll hold a meeting tomorrow night on UCLA's planned sale of the Hannah Carter Japanese Garden, donated by a former…

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