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The full board of UC Regents increased student fees by 32 percent today, despite protesters who took over a building at UCLA. Meantime, the Regents also agreed to partner with Los Angeles County to fully re-open the Martin Luther King, Jr. Hospital in South Los Angeles. Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas is spearheading the effort.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe full board of UC Regents increased student fees by 32 percent today, despite protesters who took over a building at UCLA. Meantime, the Regents also agreed to partner with Los Angeles County to fully re-open the Martin Luther King, Jr. Hospital in South Los Angeles. Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas is spearheading the effort.
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2 of 3Healthcare Reform in Washington; Education in California- 0:00Will Healthcare Reform Get to the Senate Floor?
- 28:26New Lease on Life for MLK HospitalYou’re reading this
- 34:15Is California Going the Wrong Way in the 'Race to the Top?'