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| With $134 million in research funding, the campus is nearly half way to where it needs to get to become one of the country's top 50 public research schools. |
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| The "SWO Boss," Vice Adm. Tom Rowden, will leave his post earlier than planned, the latest casualty from the fallout over twin summer warship collisions that killed 17 sailors aboard the destroyers McCain and Fitzgerald. |
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| Accused of extreme child abuse, a Perris couple benefited for years from California's lax laws and regulations for home-schooled children, which require only that parents register with the state as a private school. |
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| Officials with Baja California Railroad — the company with the rights to operate the rail line from Imperial County to Tijuana — said they met Tuesday with federal officials to discuss a key point of contention. |
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| Mayor Kevin Faulconer, City Council members Scott Sherman and Lorie Zapf, a representative from the Tony Hawk Foundation, professional skateboarders and others gathered in Linda Vista Community Park for the grand opening of the largest skate park in San Diego County. |
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| The region once again faces criticism for how local officials treat those without shelter. |
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| We finally have a president who doesn't kowtow to every Third World despot nor bow down to mullahs |
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| Padres Executive Chairman Ron Fowler said the team won't make major uniform changes, including the potential return of brown, until 2020, at the earliest. |
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| Scripps Ranch alum Chad Ruhwedel returns to Southern California with NHL's Penguins, but has yet to return to game ice following an injury. |
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| The Scripps Research Institute gets tens of millions of dollars for its graduate program. Foundations established by longtime benefactors, the Skaggs family, are providing the money over five years. |
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| Qualcomm makes its most comprehensive pitch yet for why shareholders should reject Broadcom's hostile takeover — spotlighting a strong growth roadmap and the substantial regulatory risk of the Broadcom bid. |
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| David Byrne is describing his upcoming "American Utopia" tour as his most ambitious since the heyday of Talking Heads. Here are all the dates and cities. |
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| Assembly member Phil Ting wants the sale of new internal combustion vehicles eliminated but the legislation has its share of critics. |
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