Mar 10 2011

Hispanic/Latino students

LOS ANGELES, Calif.—The Los Angeles chapter of the nonprofit Hispanic Public Relations Association announced today the start of its 2011 scholarship program application period, which runs through May 6.

Five $2,000 scholarships are available for undergraduate students pursuing a degree in public relations and related communications fields. In addition, one recipient will receive the Esther Renteria Community Service Scholarship of $1,000 for exemplary service to their community.

Brittney M. Walker  |   OW Staff Writer
Mar 3 2011

Two women seek to apply a face-lift

March 8th is a big day for both the city and the Los Angeles County.

It’s Election Day.

To select the top candidates for the City Council and the Board of Education, some voters are in a frenzy. On the ballot this time around is a position rarely talked about—Los Angeles Community College Board of Trustees.

Currently, the board consists of no African Americans, but Black student enrollment for the district in 2009 is at 15.8 percent.

Cynthia E. Griffin-  |   OW Managing Editor
Feb 24 2011

Five Californians win spot in Florida academy

Five California students—including three from the Los Angeles area—have been selected to attend the 2011 Disney’s Dreamers Academy, and beginning March 3 they will have the opportunity to go to Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Fla., and participate in series of a unique workshops on subjects including entertainment, entrepreneurship, the culinary arts and creative inspiration from Walt Disney Imagineering.

Feb 17 2011

Ceremony recognizes his scientific contributions

California State University, Los Angeles, better known as Cal State L.A., will officially dedicate its courtyard area on Friday, Feb. 18, to a man who once served as a porter for the Southern Pacific Railway and went on to be the school’s emeritus professor of chemistry. 

The ceremony for Lloyd N. Ferguson will be held at 11:30 a.m.

The courtyard quad is located in between La Kretz Hall and Wing B of the Wallis Annenberg Integrated Sciences Complex on the East Los Angeles campus. 

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