Podcast appearances and mentions of jim newton

Jim Newton, former editor of the Los Angeles Times editorial pages, joins us for an examination of the role of the media in the Trump 2.0 era.  And we speculate on the possible impact of the recent wildfires on Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass' political future.

This week, Jim Newton, UCLA professor, author, and former LA Times bureau chief, curates the setlist as former champs Steve, Patrick, Sean, and Ben face off. Thanks to Sancho and Althea for providing this week's prize pack. As always, thank you to 30k ft. for creating the show poster. To be a contestant, sponsor the show, provide a prize pack, or ask questions/make comments, please email: info@guesstheyear.net More Links Jim Newton's Author Page Sancho and Althea Website Sancho and Althea Instagram Trying to Be Better w/ Joel and Steve 30k ft's Instagram Guess the Year's Instagram

Renowned journalist and UCLA professor Jim Newton sits down with Podcasts contributor Kayla Hayempour. A transcript of this episode is available at dailybruin.com/category/podcasts.

När OJ Simpsons exfru hittas mördad utanför sitt hem i Los Angeles blir fotbollsstjärnan snabbt misstänkt. Frågan om hans skuld splittrar amerikanerna och eldar på debatten om systematisk rasism. Nya avsnitt från P3 Dokumentär hittar du först i Sveriges Radio Play. På gången som leder upp till huset i det annars lugna området Brentwood i Los Angeles ligger en död kvinna i en stor blodpöl. I närheten ligger också en man, knivhuggen till döds. Kvinnan är exfrun till en av USAs största sportstjärnor - James Orenthal Simpson.När polisen genast börjar misstänka ex-maken OJ för mordet tror de att han frivilligt ska låta sig gripas. Men OJ dyker aldrig upp och istället börjar en intensiv biljakt i krypande fart. Längs med Los Angeles vägar går stadsborna ut med stora skyltar som visar stöd för superstjärnan.Året är 1994 och rättegången mot OJ Simpson hamnar mitt i en brinnande konflikt mellan den svarta befolkningen i LA och polisen som anklagas för systematisk rasism. Mordfallet och rättegången splittrar det amerikanska folket i två läger - de som tror att polisen planterat bevis och de som är övertygade om att OJ begått mordet.Medverkande:Dave Gascon, polis i Los Angeles (LAPD).Jim Newton, journalist verksam i Los Angeles.Martin Gelin, journalist och författare av boken ”Den vita stormen: Rasismens historia och USA:s fall”.Zoey Tur, tidigare Bob och helikopterreporter i Los Angeles.Shawn Holley, advokat i OJ Simpsons försvarsteam.En dokumentär av: Anna Gjöres.Producent: Hanna Frelin.Publicerad år 2024.

There are October Surprises, and there are October crisis. Just days before Americans went to the polls to vote for Ike's 1956 reelection, his allies France, England, and Israel launched a surprise October invasion of Egypt to capture the Suez Canal. With Cold War temperatures rising, Ike was faced with a high-stakes dilemma. Would he back his allies, or Egypt, for control of the all-important canal.Veteran journalist Jim Newton, author of Eisenhower: The White House Years, discusses the crisis that reshaped the political world order.Support the show

My brother in christ, Matt McLean, joins for a jaunty-ass personal episode about society's preventative answer to the war on drugs: DARE! Cops certainly did not get this one right, despite receiving an insane amount of funding. Like bonkers. This loosey goosey episode was so fun to record, and if you like drugs, alcohol, and violence, this episode is for you! Stream Matt's music and follow @bustedbizbureau if you're so inclined. :) KISSES! FOOTNOTES 1. DARE Marks a Decade of Growth and Controversy : Youth: Despite critics, anti-drug program expands nationally. But some see declining support in LAPD., Jim Newton, LA Times, 1993 2. DARE takes substance abuse message into classrooms, Mureena Naseer, Journal and Courier, 1999 3. DARE to succeed, Myra Jones, The Bradenton Herald, 2000 4. DARE officers guide our youth, Joe Mazurek, Ravalli Republic, 1996 5. Program DARES youth to resist drugs and violence, Sheryald Cubrey, The Marshall News, 1996 6. Vintage DARE cartoon 7. DARE Scare: Turning Children Into Informants?, James Bovard, 1994, Washington Post 8. A brief history of DARE, the anti-drug program Jeff Sessions wants to revive, Christopher Ingramsen, Washington Post 2017, 9. Local cops defend DARE, Rex Robinson and Phil Rokohor, Southtown Star 1998

This week, we're highlighting a few excerpts from this season's Slate Plus episodes—interviews with George Holliday, professor Edward Chang, L.A. Times journalist Jim Newton, and Rodney King's best friend Johnnie Kelly—all who help to explain the cultural and social tensions building in Los Angeles in the 1980s and 1990s. To listen to these interviews in full, learn more about the making of this season, skip all the ads, and support Slow Burn, sign up for Slate Plus now. It's only $1 for your first month. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we're highlighting a few excerpts from this season's Slate Plus episodes—interviews with George Holliday, professor Edward Chang, L.A. Times journalist Jim Newton, and Rodney King's best friend Johnnie Kelly—all who help to explain the cultural and social tensions building in Los Angeles in the 1980s and 1990s. To listen to these interviews in full, learn more about the making of this season, skip all the ads, and support Slow Burn, sign up for Slate Plus now. It's only $1 for your first month. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In recent years, thousands of local newspapers have gone out of business, a trend exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. As of late 2019, over 65 million Americans lived in a county with either only one local paper or none. Studies show a connection between a shift away from local news and a decline in the number of candidates that run for local office as well as lower voter participation. Communities that have lost a newspaper are more likely to become politically polarized, which, as a recent Gallup poll notes, has significant negative impacts for our society. CivitasLA is joined by Jim Newton, former Editorial Page Editor & Columnist of the Los Angeles Times, to discuss the state of local news coverage of our communities and the role newspapers play in informing, educating, and engaging its readers, while alternative forms of news reporting and sharing are on the rise. Over a distinguished 25-year career, Jim served as a reporter, editor, bureau chief, columnist, and editor of the editorial pages. He is the recipient of numerous national and local awards in journalism and participated in two staff efforts, coverage of the 1992 riots and the 1994 Northridge Earthquake, that were awarded the Pulitzer Prize. Jim has also authored four books. In 2015, Newton joined the faculty at UCLA, teaching communications and public policy, and as Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Blueprint, a magazine about Los Angeles and California policy challenges. Learn more about Blueprint here: https://blueprint.ucla.edu/ For more information about CivitasLA, please visit www.CivitasLA.com and we hope you'll rate and review our show; and connect with us on Facebook (@CivitasLA), Instagram (@Civitas_LA) and Twitter (@Civitas_LA).

Jim Newton is a veteran journalist where he worked as a writer, reporter, editor, bureau chief, and columnist for the LA Times for 25 years. He is a recipient of many national and local awards in journalism and worked on several prominent cases such as OJ Simpson, Rodney King, and Michael Jackson. Now a retired writer, Newton teaches a writing course and a Journalistic Ethics course at UCLA. He also founded Blueprint Magazine in the Luskin School of Public Affairs. He comes on the show today to discuss how his passion for journalism began in high school, how it flourished during his time at Dartmouth College, his career as a journalist, and why wanted to become a professor. Professor Newton and I engage in rich discussion about the evolution of journalism, talk about what it was like to work on such prevalent cases, and he gives advice to college kids about how to make the most of their experience.

In this episode of our BLC podcast series, KPMG's Co-Leaders Janet Alderman and Jim Newton speak with Tony Gaffney, Corporate Director, Experienced CEO and Author of the report High Performance in the Boardroom. In Part 2, we hear more insights Tony gleaned from interviewing 30+ board chairs and select executives in developing the report, including internal approaches to evolving the agenda, board effectiveness and working with management. - Dans cet épisode de notre série de balados du CLCA, Janet Alderman et Jim Newton, co-leaders chez KPMG, s'entretiennent avec Tony Gaffney, administrateur, chef de direction expérimenté et auteur du rapport High Performance in the Boardroom. Dans la deuxième partie, il nous fait part de points de vue qu'il a recueillis auprès d'une trentaine d'administrateurs et dirigeants triés sur le volet en préparant son rapport, dont les approches adoptées à l'interne pour moderniser le plan du conseil, accroître l'efficacité du conseil et collaborer avec la direction. Disclaimer: This podcast was recorded in English only.

In this episode of our BLC podcast series, KPMG's Co-Leaders Janet Alderman and Jim Newton speak with Tony Gaffney, Corporate Director, Experienced CEO and Author of the report High Performance in the Boardroom. This podcast is divided into two parts. In Part 1, Tony distills the key findings and themes from the report. - Dans cet épisode de notre série de balados du CLCA, Janet Alderman et Jim Newton, co-leaders chez KPMG, s'entretiennent avec Tony Gaffney, administrateur, chef de direction expérimenté et auteur du rapport High Performance in the Boardroom. Ce balado comprend deux parties. Dans la première, M. Gaffney résume les grands thèmes et les principales constatations du rapport. Disclaimer: This podcast was recorded in English only.

A new MP3 sermon from Riverside Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 201004 Exodus 20:1-26 Subtitle: Exodus Speaker: Jim Newton Broadcaster: Riverside Baptist Church Event: Sunday Afternoon Date: 10/4/2020 Bible: Exodus 20:1-26 Length: 44 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Riverside Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 201004 Children of Promise - Romans 9:6-13 Subtitle: Romans Speaker: Jim Newton Broadcaster: Riverside Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 10/6/2020 Bible: Romans 9:6-13; John 1:12-13 Length: 30 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Riverside Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 201004 Children of Promise - Romans 9:6-13 Subtitle: Romans Speaker: Jim Newton Broadcaster: Riverside Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 10/6/2020 Bible: Romans 9:6-13; John 1:12-13 Length: 30 min.

In this episode, KPMG's BLC Co-Leaders Jim Newton and Janet Alderman, with Stephanie Terrill, KPMG's National Leader, Management Consulting, discuss which questions board members should be asking as their organizations consider returning to the workplace. - Dans cet épisode, Jim Newton et Janet Alderman, coleaders du Centre des leaders pour conseils d'administration, discutent avec Stephanie Terrill, leader nationale, Services-conseils – Management de KPMG, des questions que devraient se poser les conseils d'administration à l'heure où leurs organisations envisagent le retour sur les lieux de travail. Disclaimer: This podcast was recorded in English only. 

A new MP3 sermon from Riverside Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 200712 The Indwelling Spirit - Romans 8:9-11 Subtitle: Romans Speaker: Jim Newton Broadcaster: Riverside Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 7/12/2020 Bible: Romans 8:9-11 Length: 36 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Riverside Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 200705 Flesh and Spirit - Romans 8:5-8 Subtitle: Romans Speaker: Jim Newton Broadcaster: Riverside Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 7/5/2020 Bible: Romans 8:5-8 Length: 35 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Riverside Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 200614p Exodus 8:1-32 Subtitle: Exodus Speaker: Jim Newton Broadcaster: Riverside Baptist Church Event: Sunday Afternoon Date: 6/14/2020 Bible: Exodus 8:1-32 Length: 36 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Riverside Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 200610 Acts 10:34-11:3 Subtitle: Acts Speaker: Jim Newton Broadcaster: Riverside Baptist Church Event: Midweek Service Date: 6/10/2020 Bible: Acts 10:34-11:3 Length: 32 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Riverside Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 200610 Acts 10:34-11:3 Subtitle: Acts Speaker: Jim Newton Broadcaster: Riverside Baptist Church Event: Midweek Service Date: 6/10/2020 Bible: Acts 10:34-11:3 Length: 32 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Riverside Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 200610 Acts 10:34-11:3 Subtitle: Acts Speaker: Jim Newton Broadcaster: Riverside Baptist Church Event: Midweek Service Date: 6/10/2020 Bible: Acts 10:34-11:3 Length: 32 min.

A livestreamed book talk with Jim Newton, Los Angeles Times award-winning journalist and author

A livestreamed book talk with Jim Newton, Los Angeles Times award-winning journalist and author

A livestreamed book talk with Jim Newton, Los Angeles Times award-winning journalist and author

Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Jim Newton joins us to discuss his new book, Man of Tomorrow: The Relentless Life of Jerry Brown.  The book covers the modern political and cultural history of California and is essential reading for anyone interested in our state. You'll learn how California was transformed from a swing state to one of the most progressive states in the country. You'll hear about Brown's and Newsom's relationships with Trump. And you'll find out how a "cheap" governor made California governable again.

Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Jim Newton joins us to discuss his new book, Man of Tomorrow: The Relentless Life of Jerry Brown.  The book covers the modern political and cultural history of California and is essential reading for anyone interested in our state. You'll learn how California was transformed from a swing state to one of the most progressive states in the country. You'll hear about Brown's and Newsom's relationships with Trump. And you'll find out how a "cheap" governor made California governable again. (Originally aired 2June20) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new MP3 sermon from Riverside Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 200524 Until Death Do Us Part - Romans 7:1-6 Subtitle: Romans Speaker: Jim Newton Broadcaster: Riverside Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 5/26/2020 Bible: Romans 7:1-6 Length: 32 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Riverside Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 200517p Exodus 5 Subtitle: Exodus Speaker: Jim Newton Broadcaster: Riverside Baptist Church Event: Sunday Afternoon Date: 5/17/2020 Bible: Exodus 5:1-23 Length: 33 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Riverside Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 200517p Exodus 5 Subtitle: Exodus Speaker: Jim Newton Broadcaster: Riverside Baptist Church Event: Sunday Afternoon Date: 5/17/2020 Bible: Exodus 5:1-23 Length: 33 min.

Veteran journalist Jim Newton discusses Man of Tomorrow: The Relentless Life of Jerry Brown (Little, Brown, May 12), a brilliant biography of California’s self-reliant, iconoclastic longest-serving governor. Then our editors offer their reading recommendations for the week, with books by Sarah S. Brannen and Lucia Soto, Candy J. Cooper and Marc Aronson, and Curtis Sittenfeld

With an overwhelming amount of news coming from mainstream media, blogs and social media, Jim Newton, a former LA Times Editor at Large and professor of Public Policy at UCLA, joined us for an IVY Ideas Night. Among many other topics, he touches on the evolving industry of journalism, using insights from his experience and personal journey. Though social media and blogs are essential to mainstream media succeeding, he claims nothing can take the place of true reporting, as there is a difference between fact and opinion. That being said, they must coexist in order for the other to be successful.

Jim and Larry take their voices and guitars into hospital rooms and offer music to children. 

The first weeks of the Trump presidency have raised numerous constitutional issues and a Supreme Court appointment.  What are these issues, and what others are likely to arise with Donald Trump as president? How are the courts likely to resolve them? Chemerinsky, the founding Dean and Professor of First Amendment Law at UC Irvine– and one of our leading constitutional scholars— addresses these questions with veteran journalist Jim Newton. For photos from the program, click here. 

Stiglitz, winner of the 2001 Nobel Memorial Prize for Economics, has time and time again offered a singular voice of reason to diagnose America’s greatest economic challenges. In his provocative new book, the bestselling author makes an urgent case for Americans to solve inequality now. Veteran journalist Jim Newton engages Stiglitz in conversation, probing for answers to the greatest threat to American prosperity—the yawning gap between the rich and the poor.*Click here to see photos from the program!

Stiglitz, winner of the 2001 Nobel Memorial Prize for Economics, has time and time again offered a singular voice of reason to diagnose America’s greatest economic challenges. In his provocative new book, the bestselling author makes an urgent case for Americans to solve inequality now. Veteran journalist Jim Newton engages Stiglitz in conversation, probing for answers to the greatest threat to American prosperity—the yawning gap between the rich and the poor. *Click here to see photos from the event!   

Moderated by Jim Newton.

Moderated by Jim Newton.

Not by might, not by power, but by my Spirit

Wilson: An Intimate PortraitA. Scott BergIn conversation with Jim Newton, editor-at-large, LA TimesPulitzer Prize-winning biographer A. Scott Berg clears away myths and misconceptions in this penetrating portrait of one of America’s most influential yet often misunderstood presidents. This deeply emotional study reflects the whole of Wilson’s life, accomplishments and failings- from designing the ill-fated League of Nations, using his trailblazing ideas that paved the way for the New Deal, to his denouement as a politician whose partisan battles left him a broken man. *Click here to see photos from the event!

Jim concludes his remarks from the morning service

Jim teaches on the role of the local church and why it is so important to "Tell your story"

There may be more to "Like Ike" than we realize. Veteran journalist and editor-at-large of the Los Angeles Times, Jim Newton offers a bold reappraisal of the 34th president, who was belittled by critics as "the babysitter in chief." Newton yields a portrait of a shrewd leader, a progressive politician, and a champion of peace who refused to use an atomic bomb, grounded McCarthyism, built an interstate system, and turned a $8 billion deficit into a $500 million surplus.

Today I'll be talking with Jim Newton and Paul G. Hill of Hugworks, an organization that I respect and whose music I enjoy. Hugworks is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization making a meaningful difference in the lives of children with special needs by delivering services and resources/products to help boost self-esteem and enhance healthy expression of feelings. Hugworks develops innovative ways to address the special needs of children through live Therapeutic Music Entertainment, Music Therapy and other projects/programs. Through a unique collaborative process with early childhood and musical professionals, Hugworks has produced three award-winning children's audio CDs which are used in hospitals, medical camps and homes across the country. Hugworks is committed to the principle that all children deserve healthy ways to express themselves emotionally which will help them reach their full potential.

Today I'll be talking with Jim Newton and Paul G. Hill of Hugworks, an organization that I respect and whose music I enjoy. Hugworks is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization making a meaningful difference in the lives of children with special needs by delivering services and resources/products to help boost self-esteem and enhance healthy expression of feelings. Hugworks develops innovative ways to address the special needs of children through live Therapeutic Music Entertainment, Music Therapy and other projects/programs. Through a unique collaborative process with early childhood and musical professionals, Hugworks has produced three award-winning children's audio CDs which are used in hospitals, medical camps and homes across the country. Hugworks is committed to the principle that all children deserve healthy ways to express themselves emotionally which will help them reach their full potential.

A panel discussion on international career opportunities with Gary Bagley, Prof. Peter Katona, and Jim Newton, co-sponsored by the Burkle Center and the Undergraduate International Relations Society (UIRS).

A panel discussion on international career opportunities with Gary Bagley, Prof. Peter Katona, and Jim Newton, co-sponsored by the Burkle Center and the Undergraduate International Relations Society (UIRS).

TechnotronicWhen you're looking for an example of a huge fast marketing splash, few have been more effective than Jo Bogaert. He's the Belgian music producer who, in 1988, created the "Techtronic" sound that spread like wildfire over land, air and ocean to seemingly everything and every place that played music. His global hit single "Pump Up the Jam" with vocalist Ya Kid K was ubiquitous whether you were at a club in New York, an elevator in Tokyo or a cafe in Paris. The song and the sound spread like Kudzu and kept its grip on world music well into this decade.Jim Newton wouldn't discourage a "viral" splash like that, but both he and his clients would really prefer to build it themselves. And that's exactly what they're doing at Tech Shop. Mr. Newton is the founder of this nationwide nirvana for those who never got enough of Industrial Arts in high school. But actually Tech Shop is much more since it allows anyone with a manufacturing idea, to create, design & produce that dream all for about the cost of joining your local YMCA.For this week's special "On-the-Road" edition of Autoline, John McElroy takes you inside the original Menlo Park, California Tech Shop location. Here you'll meet some of the members of this creative community, experience their dreams coming to life and see why this idea is already spreading Technotronic-like across America, perhaps coming soon to a neighborhood near you.

Technotronic When you're looking for an example of a huge fast marketing splash, few have been more effective than Jo Bogaert. He's the Belgian music producer who, in 1988, created the "Techtronic" sound that spread like wildfire over land, air and ocean to seemingly everything and every place that played music. His global hit single "Pump Up the Jam" with vocalist Ya Kid K was ubiquitous whether you were at a club in New York, an elevator in Tokyo or a cafe in Paris. The song and the sound spread like Kudzu and kept its grip on world music well into this decade. Jim Newton wouldn't discourage a "viral" splash like that, but both he and his clients would really prefer to build it themselves. And that's exactly what they're doing at Tech Shop. Mr. Newton is the founder of this nationwide nirvana for those who never got enough of Industrial Arts in high school. But actually Tech Shop is much more since it allows anyone with a manufacturing idea, to create, design & produce that dream all for about the cost of joining your local YMCA. For this week's special "On-the-Road" edition of Autoline, John McElroy takes you inside the original Menlo Park, California Tech Shop location. Here you'll meet some of the members of this creative community, experience their dreams coming to life and see why this idea is already spreading Technotronic-like across America, perhaps coming soon to a neighborhood near you.

TechnotronicWhen you're looking for an example of a huge fast marketing splash, few have been more effective than Jo Bogaert. He's the Belgian music producer who, in 1988, created the "Techtronic" sound that spread like wildfire over land, air and ocean to seemingly everything and every place that played music. His global hit single "Pump Up the Jam" with vocalist Ya Kid K was ubiquitous whether you were at a club in New York, an elevator in Tokyo or a cafe in Paris. The song and the sound spread like Kudzu and kept its grip on world music well into this decade.Jim Newton wouldn't discourage a "viral" splash like that, but both he and his clients would really prefer to build it themselves. And that's exactly what they're doing at Tech Shop. Mr. Newton is the founder of this nationwide nirvana for those who never got enough of Industrial Arts in high school. But actually Tech Shop is much more since it allows anyone with a manufacturing idea, to create, design & produce that dream all for about the cost of joining your local YMCA.For this week's special "On-the-Road" edition of Autoline, John McElroy takes you inside the original Menlo Park, California Tech Shop location. Here you'll meet some of the members of this creative community, experience their dreams coming to life and see why this idea is already spreading Technotronic-like across America, perhaps coming soon to a neighborhood near you.

Technotronic When you're looking for an example of a huge fast marketing splash, few have been more effective than Jo Bogaert. He's the Belgian music producer who, in 1988, created the "Techtronic" sound that spread like wildfire over land, air and ocean to seemingly everything and every place that played music. His global hit single "Pump Up the Jam" with vocalist Ya Kid K was ubiquitous whether you were at a club in New York, an elevator in Tokyo or a cafe in Paris. The song and the sound spread like Kudzu and kept its grip on world music well into this decade. Jim Newton wouldn't discourage a "viral" splash like that, but both he and his clients would really prefer to build it themselves. And that's exactly what they're doing at Tech Shop. Mr. Newton is the founder of this nationwide nirvana for those who never got enough of Industrial Arts in high school. But actually Tech Shop is much more since it allows anyone with a manufacturing idea, to create, design & produce that dream all for about the cost of joining your local YMCA. For this week's special "On-the-Road" edition of Autoline, John McElroy takes you inside the original Menlo Park, California Tech Shop location. Here you'll meet some of the members of this creative community, experience their dreams coming to life and see why this idea is already spreading Technotronic-like across America, perhaps coming soon to a neighborhood near you.

Forty years ago, California's higher education system was the envy of the nation. It´s bold strategy welcoming any resident who wanted to learn led to a doubling of enrolled students, and sparked similar efforts across the country. California ranked high among other states for its share of working adults with a bachelor´s degree. But that figure has declined sharply in the decades since. According to new research by the Public Policy Institute of California, by 2025, the state will fall nearly one million college graduates short of serving its economic needs. With dire California budget crunch, vast demographic shifts including the retirement of the Baby Boomer generation and the influx of immigrants, and the ongoing struggle for stronger secondary education, California needs to recall and possibly adapt its long-heralded higher education vision. What prompted California´s fall from higher education excellence, and how can it be reversed? Zócalo and the Public Policy Institute of California host a panel including Los Angeles Times editorial pages editor Jim Newton, Campaign for College Opportunity Executive Director Michele Siqueiros, UCLA professor Gary Orfield, and PPIC Associate Director Hans Johnson on the history and future of higher learning in California.

Jim Newton, “Earl Warren and the Californiaization of America”