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ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Matt Carpenter and the St. Louis Cardinals clinched home-field advantage throughout the National League playoffs when they beat the Chicago Cubs 4-0 Sunday for their sixth straight win.
With the top seed, the NL Central champions will host the wild-card winner in Game 1 of an NL division series on Thursday.
Joe Kelly (10-5) pitched 5 1-3 innings of three-hit ball in relief of Jake Westbrook as the Cardinals matched a season high winning streak to finish 97-65, their most since reaching 100 in 2005. St. Louis also won six straight from April 30-May 5.
Jon Jay, Daniel Descalso, Shane Robinson and Tony Cruz drove in runs for St. Louis.
The Cubs finish last in the Central at 66-96.
St. Louis starter Jake Westbrook pitched one inning before Kelly came on in relief. Westbrook is not likely to be on the postseason roster and the Cardinals are not expected to pick up his option for next season.
Kelly struck out five in his first relief appearance since joining the starting rotation on July 6.
Randy Choate, Carlos Martinez and Kevin Siegrist contributed to the five-man shutout.
Second baseman Matt Carpenter went 0 for 4 and finished with a league-leading in 199 hits.
The Cardinals scored twice in the fourth off Chicago starter Jeff Samardzija (8-13) to take a 3-0 lead. Matt Adams and Descalso hit back-to-back doubles to push the advantage to 2-0. Robinson followed with a run-scoring single.
Samardzija gave up three runs on eight hits in six innings.
Jay, who drove in a run with a single in the third, extended his hitting streak to a career-high 14 games with a single in the first.
St. Louis catcher Yadier Molina took the field to start the game, but was removed before the first pitch. Molina received a standing ovation as he walked to the dugout. Right fielder Carlos Beltran was taken out at the start of the fifth inning and also left to a loud applause.
NOTES: St. Louis recognized the 50th anniversary of Stan Musial's last game as a Cardinal with commemorative patches on their uniforms. Musial went 2 for 3 and singled in his final at-bat of a 3-2 win over Cincinnati. ... St. Louis manager Mike Matheny indicated that Adam Wainwright (19-9, 2.94) will start the first game of the NL division series. The Cubs closed the season losing 41 of their last 59. ...A crowd of 44,808 gave the Cardinals their 25th sellout of the season.
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Saturday, 28 September 2013 23:07 Published in SportsCOLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — James Franklin orchestrated two lengthy touchdown drives and added another score on the ground in the second half to help Missouri break open a 41-19 win over Arkansas State in wet conditions Saturday night.
Missouri scored 21 points in the final quarter to finish their nonconference schedule with a 4-0 record, playing their remaining eight games in the Southeastern Conference where they went 2-6 in their inaugural season a year ago.
Franklin led drives of 94 and 87 yards after his team trailed 16-14 with 11:31 remaining in the third quarter. The Tigers failed to convert any of their four third-down opportunities and only possessed the ball for 9:12 in the first half.
Adam Kennedy tied a school record with 37 completions for 308 yards and J.D. McKissic caught a school-record 15 receptions for 117 yards for Arkansas State (2-3). Julian Jones added 136 receiving yards on 10 catches for the Red Wolves, who lost consecutive games in the same season for the first time since 2010 despite gaining 425 yards.
Bryan Davis kicked a 33-yard field goal with 7:31 left in the game to pull his team within 27-19 but it couldn't get closer. He also converted from 41, 21 and 44 yards and has made all seven of his attempts this season.
Missouri looked sluggish in the first half after running 97 plays in a 45-28 win at Indiana last week. The team only ran 25 in the opening 30 minutes Saturday, but Franklin got things going in the third with a 13-yard pass to L'Damian Washington on a third down at Missouri's 36-yard-line to keep the team on the field. After Franklin ran for 18 yards to the Arkansas State's 17-yard-line, he found Washington in the corner of the end zone from five yards out for a 20-16 lead.
Missouri held the Red Wolves to a 3-and-out on their subsequent possession before Franklin flipped the ball to Henry Josey for a 1-yard touchdown run with 13:25 remaining for a 27-16 advantage.
Franklin then scampered for a 9-yard score and Marcus Murphy added a 3-yard run after an E.J. Gaines interception to finish the scoring. The Tigers finished with 495 yards of offense, including 239 rushing yards and 256 through the air.
Missouri played most of the game without senior cornerback Randy Ponder, who became the second Tiger this season to be ejected for targeting with 5:50 remaining in the first quarter. Ponder led with his helmet in a tackle on McKissic, resulting in a 15-yard penalty that gave the Red Wolves the ball at the Missouri 39-yard-line and set up a 21-yard field goal by Davis for a 6-0 lead.
Arkansas State looked like it would take the halftime lead when it drove 95 yards to the Missouri 2-yard-line within the final minute. But the Tigers stuffed David Oku twice, setting up a 3rd-and-1 situation. With no timeouts and 14 seconds remaining, Kennedy threw to Oku well behind the line of scrimmage for a 22-yard loss after being pressured by Markus Golden. Time elapsed, and Missouri escaped with a 14-13 lead.
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Edwin Jackson would like to throw 2013 out, please, and prove he's worth it to the Chicago Cubs for the next three years.
Jackson leads the majors with 18 losses after making an early exit due to mild side discomfort in a 6-2 setback to the NL Central champion St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday.
"It's just a crazy year, man," Jackson said. "If I had the answer I would have changed it a long time ago.
"It's just one of those years, you just forget it, but you still learn from it."
Jackson (8-18) was tagged for six runs on eight hits in 2 2-3 innings and finished with a 4.98 ERA. He said tightness kept him from full extension on his pitches.
The Cubs signed Jackson, who has a career record of 78-89, to a four-year, $52 million free agent deal last winter. This season ended a run of five consecutive seasons with at least 10 wins.
"A lot of people want to throw one season away in their career," manage Dale Sveum said. "It's over and it's just time to start from scratch in spring training."
Adam Wainwright earned his 19th victory in a tuneup for the NL division series opener and the Cardinals showed no letup a day after clinching the divison with their fifth straight win.
Matt Holliday homered for the second day in a row and Yadier Molina drove in two runs for St. Louis (96-65), which entered the day tied with Atlanta for the NL lead in wins.
The start time was moved up three hours to avoid a forecast of later storms. The Cardinals mailed vouchers to all ticket holders, whether they attended or not, for a game in 2014. The crowd of 42,520 was a few thousand shy of a sellout.
Wainwright (19-9) allowed two hits in shutout 5 1-3 innings and tied for the league lead in victories with Washington's Jordan Zimmermann, who lost his last scheduled start Wednesday in St. Louis.
According to STATS, Wainwright is the third Cardinals pitcher to lead the league in victories twice, also doing it with 19 wins in 2009.
Dizzy Dean (1934-35) and Mort Cooper (1942-43) are the other Cardinals pitchers to twice lead the league in wins. Bob Gibson did it once.
The Cubs averted a second straight shutout loss by scoring twice in the ninth against former St. Louis closer Edward Mujica.
Anthony Rizzo led off with a homer and Donnie Murphy had an RBI double against Mujica, who has allowed 18 hits in 7 1-3 innings with two blown saves this month and lost his job to rookie Trevor Rosenthal.
Seth Maness earned his first career save by getting Darwin Barney on a double-play ball.
The Cubs have lost 11 of 14, scoring two or fewer runs nine times in that stretch.
Wainwright got his sixth RBI of the season with a single off third baseman Donnie Murphy's glove in a four-run third.
Wainwright entered 1-6 with a 5.16 ERA at home against the Cubs. He's 6-0 with a 3.72 ERA at Wrigley Field.
Holliday hit his 22nd homer, a two-run drive in the first. The Cardinals broke away in the third when Holliday and Matt Adams drew one-out walks ahead of Molina's two-run double, and Pete Kozma had an RBI single.
NOTES: The Cardinals are giving Jake Westbrook (7-8, 4.67) a spot start in the finale and Joe Kelly will follow in relief in a postseason tuneup. The Cubs' Jeff Samardzija (8-12, 4.33) is 0-1 in his last five starts but has had strong performances with no decision his last two times out. ... According to STATS, Jackson is among five pitchers since 2000 to throw a no-hitter and later lose 17 or more games. Also on the list are Ubaldo Jimenez last year, Derek Lowe in 2011 and Justin Verlander in 2008, all with 17 losses.
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February 09, 2012Ghana fans were left wondering what might have been after their beloved Black Stars exited the Africa Cup of Nations at the semi-final stage against Zambia.
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February 06, 2012In a cagey game Asamoah Gyan's Ghana edged past Tunisia to claim a place in Wednesday's semi-final.
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January 28, 2012For the first 63 minutes this game was destined to end in a draw, then Asamoah Gyan came to life to send the Black Stars to victory…
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Gyan Earns the Black Stars a Famous Draw
March 30, 2011Sunderland star Asamoah Gyan earned Ghana a late draw last night with a fine individual finish. The striker on his return from suspension surged into the England box and jinked past Joleon Lescott before curling the ball beyond Joe Hart.
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March 29, 2011This evening Ghana take on England at Wembley Stadium for the first ever clash between these two sides!
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June 26, 2010Hooray Africa! Ghana continues to impress the world and carry Africa forward. Their first test on their path of accomplishing the impossible (bah!) was the mega-hyped USA - a team that has managed to get a usually not-so-football-frenzied nation to go absolute berserk. A team that has been down in every game so far but managed to come back every time.
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June 02, 2010For those in the know, there's no question that Asamoah Gyan is going to be one of the big names to emerge from the World Cup in South Africa. Earlier this year, the striker fired the Black Stars to the African Cup of Nations final and now he intends to blow apart the defences of Serbia, Germany and Australia in Group E. Laid back as ever when we catch up with him at the Puma Unity Experience in Paris. Gyan talks to PUMAFootball about the great expectations of him, dreams of moving to a big club.


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How do you downgrade from 3.0 to 2.2.1 on a iPhone 3G?
How do you downgrade from 3.0 to 2.2.1 on a iPhone 3G?
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it has been said for every single beta of 3.0 that you can't downgrade and it has been possible up through beta 5, thats not to say that its been an easy process and that its still possible for the final. the question is why do you want to downgrade? if its because you lost your unlock and you think you'll get it back the you are SOL till an unlock comes out for the new baseband. the old adage comes to mind "look before you leap"
It's not simple anymore, Apple has been working on upgrading the iTunes architecture and the way iTunes interacts with iPhone.
Today, the final iTunes version is 8.2 and it's the only one able to interact with iPhones which run the 3.0 Golden Master release because of reasons listed above. Thus, mechanics for entering the DFU mode have also changed, I know this from experience (running 3.0 GM) and am unable to reach DFU state which is the only way "insecure" enough to push the older software (2.2.1-). Everyone has been warned, more or less. I am researching new ways to downgrade, out of curiosity, not really out of need... Don't need the unlock, hell, I only bought iPhone to mess with it.
I encourage everyone if they find some way to nail it's sorry ass to let us know.
Betas all subjugate themselves to iTunes 8.1.1, I managed to kick iPhone from 3.0 beta 5 to 2.2.1, but the same procedure, nor any alike don't work with the iPhone 3.0 GM because it requires the damn iTunes 8.2 which updates the USB implementation and way of interacting with the iPhone so... Yeah, we are in trouble...
EDIT: I'll try with the beta which I have on my laptop, I'll let you know. I think only the latest final release has the update of the low-level USB mechanics.
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You can downgrade without issues, first go to 2.0.2, then upgrade to 2.2.1 assual.


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Jeffrey Totaro
The foyer of the studio, now used as a private art gallery.
Studio elevation before the renovation.
The bridge is tapered to tuck behind the reconstructed stone parapet on the south elevation.
Guests are often treated to cocktails and music at the studio.
Restoration involved welding new columns around the originals and reinforcing the water-damaged chicken-wire floor deck with steel.
The sculptural stairway after.
The sculptural stairway before.
The studio after the additions were demolished. The original studio was oriented to maximize northern light and capitalize on views of Mill Creek, while the garage was oriented toward an existing barn. This interplay of orientations gave the studio its unique geometry.
With its mid-20th-century appendages removed, the studios setting and massing are exposed.
The new bridge and restored studio, viewed from the house.
The finished site plan.
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Designed in 1934 by architect William Lescaze, who is known for his work on the International Style Philadelphia Saving Fund Society Building in Philadelphia, this fragile studio was slated for demolition until a sympathetic patron came to its rescue. Martin Jay Rosenblum, AIA, painstakingly stabilized and restored the structure—over the years it had suffered ungainly additions and substantial water damage—and designed an adjoining house that keeps the iconic building front and center. "Our concept was to expose the entire studio 360 degrees, as it was meant to be seen," Rosenblum says. "The house would be the bleachers from which to view the studio."
The new house hugs the side of a hill, skinny side to the road in deference to the studio. A slender bridge connects the two, tucked behind the studio's reconstructed fieldstone parapet.
Our judges appreciated the meticulous work on both buildings, calling the studio "a great artifact, skillfully done."
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Great spring glove, great for freezing or above freezing temperatures. Very comfortable and fits very well. I used it over the weekend with a liner under and was very comfortable in 20 degree weather. Sizing seems to run similar to other gloves ive used.
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October 20, 2009
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February 02, 2011
Didn't keep my hands warm at all. Spent 30 dollars on a pair of gloves that soaked in as much water as a sponge. Not only were my Vipers soaked, but so were my liners. By two hours in the snow the Vipers were building up icicles on my fingers. The outside of the glove is cool to look at at first, but by the end of the day, they design was almost completely peeled off. Awful product. Poor decision to wear these things to the slopes.
Very unconfortable glove
December 07, 2009
I got the black/heather one which looks very nice, but it doesn't offer much warmth when used in below 40 degrees weather and the internal seams poke into your fingers. Not recommended for wearing in cold weather.
Pretty Good
January 02, 2010
They allow me to get up the tow ropes easily and give me a good range of motion, however they get cold really quickly.
Just for a few hours at snow
March 30, 2012
At the beginning they are ok, but after few hours they get very wet. They fit nice and they are comfortable, but not like a 'real' snowboard gloves. If you need something warm for 6-8 hours at snow, I would take a backup glows and left this more like off snow gloves.
Pros: Great design, Ease of use, Great value, Cons: Low performanceI'd give 'em 5 stars.
October 15, 2012
I'd give 'em 5 stars. If you like Grenade gear and the look of most Burton stuff because the concept of a color aneurysm is cool to you, then you should buy these gloves for looks. I happened to buy them for spring riding/skiing. They breathe pretty well, are comfortable in the snow or in 40 degree weather, they're tough, and most certainly (and best of all) really, really flippin' waterproof. I have large hands and they fit remarkably well: probably the most comfortable glove I've worn, and I'm a pretty dedicated Hestra wearer. easy to move in and super steezy.
Perfect pipe glove and perfect fit
December 28, 2009
Dakine gloves are the only way to go for snowboarding. I have had so many different kinds of gloves, but after one pair of dakine's i never went back. As long as i ride, they will be on my hands
Viper glove
November 13, 2011
Great glove,but sizing runs a little small, prefer glove goes up past wrist so I can tuck into my coat. It is lightweight and comfortable, and has slip proof texture on palm surface. have not used in extreme weather but works well down to freezing. will buy for entire family
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Originally Posted by MaccloNe get with the program. We run up the middle for 2 plays and then the - 4 screen on third down. Also an 4th down when applicable.
I see that Simon Messingham has written a few Doctor Who novels. Is anyone a fan of the novels? I'm a big fan of Sci Fi and love Star Trek and Star Wars Novels - didn't know what peoples' impressions are concerning the Dr Who novels.
Utah Utes, Illinois Illini. The University of Pennsylvania thought about following this pattern by calling themselves the Pennsylvania Pencils. However, they were afraid their students would start chanting "We're No. 2"
Originally Posted by clonedude Football is just a stupid game. Who cares who has the better football team. It's just a game.
well played....
ARE YOU SERI... oh, well then, carry on.
That's highly effective trolling from within. I salute you, sir.
Since we are an elite team now, let's go get that One Cyclone Moment. Make this one for the ages! http://rememberingdoria.wordpress.com/
We could use Dr Who as an OC.
CFH HMagic bball season. Let my fred's Four Horsemen ride.
If I were a highly regarded recruiting target, why would I attend a school where the offensive coordinator is held in open disdain by those that claim to be "true fans" and "all in"?
Originally Posted by CycloneErik He'll need hos Coulda stopped there. Ho's...that's the answer to all ills.
Originally Posted by CycloneErik That's highly effective trolling from within. I salute you, sir. I couldn't resist!
I haven't had ham in a long time, feeling like I'm starting to miss it. Anyone else ever have this feeling with any food? Let's discus.
Originally Posted by Wesley We could use Dr Who as an OC. I don't think it would work well. He always gets distracted, key people go missing or kidnapped, and then he'd think he could do it himself.
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Ah opening night.
A nationally-televised concert, fireworks … and, oh, yeah, there's some football too. Pretty fair matchup.
I guess we've come a long way from when halftime shows meant calling up the university band whose team had a road game within two hours' drive and asking whether they wanted to come down and perform a halftime tune or two.
Let's see … they've got John Mellencamp, Faith Hill, Kelly Clarkson and Hinder. I know the first two; rather like Mellancamp, actually. Plenty of his stuff in the Morsels' iPod. Clarkson? Can't recall a song she's sung; just know that she's got a good voice, she's cute and she probably wants to slap you if you remind her of her performance in From Justin to Kelly, which I think was seen by fewer people than your average rec-league slow-pitch softball game.
Then there's Hinder. What in God's name is Hinder?
It's a band, moron. Here's the Wikipedia link.
Wrong, it's a verb. (And as Robert Goulet once said of Tim Duncan's surname, it's a "baaaaad verb.") It can also be an adjective.
Oh, well. Come 6:30 p.m. MDT, the sideshow can step away and leave us luddites the game.
I know why they have this stuff, and it won't keep me from watching. If you don't like it, that's what remote controls are for; you know when the game starts and you don't have to watch the concert. But for me, there's too much hoopla.
I take my football the way Dunkin' Donuts serves its coffee — straight up.
No cream and sugar; no frills and pomp. But I understand why the hubbub's all there; it's to entice and draw in an audience besides the die-hard, stat-reciting, plan-my-life-around-the-game, football-centric demographic in which I have been entrenched since the salad days of Lindsey Nelson, Frank Glieber, Charlie Jones and Don Criqui.
Wait? So you say Don Criqui still calls games? All right! Just kidding — I've been a member of the Church of Criquiology for quite some time.
Those dulcet tones add such palpable drama to your average Cleveland-at-Arizona contest, and for years, he was the de facto television voice of the Cincinnati Bengals. In the late '90s and early 2000s, Criqui was to the Bengals what Tim Ryan and Dan Jiggetts were to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of my youth. Now, the Criqster is just everywhere. When you want Patriots preseason football, he's there. When you want Notre Dame football on the radio, he's there. When you want Titans-Jaguars, he's there. When you want ESPN-Plus regional coverage of a Rutgers-at-Providence basketball game, he's there courtside at the Dunkin' Donuts Center along with approximately 6,219 witnesses. (That's two Dunkin' Donuts references in one blog. Somebody's hungry.) Yes, Don Criqui, if you're somewhere reading this, I'm a fan.
Some of those 1970s/1980s-era telecasts didn't have more than three or four cameras to chronicle the action. The NFL installed instant replay for a six-season stint beginning in 1986 — which was when the term "after further review" dropped into the pop-culture lexicon — but if you needed clarification on a call during one of those Bucs-Lions games with 40,000 empty seats that was beamed only to Tampa, Traverse City, Mich. and Cedar Rapids (because Iowa alumnus Chuck Long was quarterbacking the Lions in those days), then you were out of luck.
There wasn't as much to illuminate the NFL in those days. No Sunday Ticket meant that you had to go trolling for a bar with a satellite dish in order to watch your favorite team if it wasn't on locally. No Web sites like this fine official Broncos site meant that news on your team was limited to the occasional mention on SportsCenter and the AP blurb in your local paper if you happened to be living out of a team's market. And not having as many cameras or accoutrements of the 21st Century like high-definition television meant that the viewer's experience was limited, at best.
The pomp and circumstance and the all-canvassing scope of the coverage are symbiotic; more attention on the game means more opportunity to promote it to new audiences with musical acts, celebrities and others who want to promote their own work.
I might not be the one the NFL's targeting with their pre-game show, cheerleaders or whatnot. But I'm not going to demand it goes away, either. The NFL is one of the last cultural entities standing in this country whose appeal crosses the demographics, so not everything in an opening-night production is going to appeal to you or me. But it might bring in someone who's never paid attention; it might create a new fan; and it does underscore the NFL's growing status with games as events, which then only heightens the coverage and makes the game a little grander.
Sure, I won't be watching all the pre-game concerts. But I will be watching at kickoff.
So, rock on.
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The inauguration of UCLA Law's Critical Race Studies Program and the culmination of its first graduates a decade ago provide an important opportunity for critical reflection and celebration. In building the Critical Race Studies (CRS) program over the past ten years, the work of our students, alumnae, faculty and directors has had a profound impact on racial justice advocacy, policy, and legal scholarship. Our 2013 CRS Symposium celebrates and honors this work and this legacy. Doing so now is especially important given the loss last year of one of the most important figures in Critical Race Theory—Professor Derrick Bell. His racial justice activism, advocacy, and scholarship helped to build the home we call CRS. Thus, as we call home all of those who have built this house through the work done here and since, we will be marking the groundwork he laid for all that we do.
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UCLA School of Law is a State Bar of California approved MCLE provider. This activity qualifies for 4.5 hours of general MCLE credit.
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6: 00 p.m. – 6:15 p.m.
CRS Faculty Co-Directors Cheryl I. Harris and Jyoti Nanda
CRS Program Director Jasleen Kohli
6:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
Opening Roundtable Plenary
Confronting Authority: The Oppositional Voice of Derrick Bell at UCLA Law on Theory and Practice
Moderator: Devon Carbado, Professor of Law, UCLA Law School
Kimberlé Crenshaw, Distinguished Professor of Law, UCLA Law School
Laura E. Gómez, Professor of Law, UCLA Law School
Jerry Kang, Korea Times – Hankook Ilbo Chair in Korean American Studies; Professor of Law, UCLA Law School
Gerald López, Professor of Law, UCLA Law School
Few, if any, would quarrel with the claim that Derrick Bell is a—and perhaps the—forefather of Critical Race Theory. More than that, Professor Bell's work-- his insistence on employing scholarship to confront authority—helped to chart the trajectory of a movement that sought to join theory and practice.
Nowhere is the impact of Bell's work more salient than at UCLA School of Law, the only law school with a Critical Race Studies Specialization, and one of a handful of law schools with several Critical Race Theorists on its faculty. This panel will highlight how the oppositional voice in Derrick Bell's scholarship on law and racial justice intersects with and helped to shape the development of the diverse scholarly agendas of the Critical Race Studies Faculty at UCLA School of Law. In so doing, the panel will illuminate not only the breadth and depth of Critical Race Theory scholarship at UCLA Law but also the breadth and depth of Derrick Bell's intellectual influence on the practice of civil rights law.
Day 2, Friday, March
8:00 – 9:00 a.m.
9:00 – 9:10 a.m.
Welcome: Dean Rachel Moran
9:10 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Interest Convergence:
Mapping Critical Race Studies
Moderator: Cheryl I. Harris, Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Professor of Civil Liberties and Civil Rights, UCLA Law School
Sharon Hing, UCLA Law Student '13
Carmina Ocampo, Staff Attorney, Impact Litigation Unit at the Asian Pacific American Legal Center; UCLA Law '08
Emily M.S. Houh, Associate Dean of Faculty and Gustavus Henry Wald Professor of Law and Contracts, University of Cincinnati College of Law; Co-Director of Center for the Study of Race, Gender and Social Justice
Saúl Sarabia, Founder and Principal,
Solidarity~Solidaridad Consulting
; Program Director, Critical Race Studies 2005-2011; UCLA Law '96
Derrick Bell's classic essay, "Brown and the Interest Convergence Dilemma" introduced the powerful
insight that racial justice can be attained only when the interests of racially oppressed groups converge with dominant white interests.
Analyzing the creation of the Critical Race Studies program at UCLA School of Law through the lens of interest convergence, we will examine the particular moment out of which the program emerged, and the broader social, political and intellectual currents and conflicts both inside and outside the law school that were and are implicated.
Among the questions we will consider is why is the Critical Race Studies Program unique in legal education?
How have the dynamics of interest convergence affected the various stakeholders and constituencies of the program and their work?
How has legal practice on behalf of racially subordinated communities been impacted?
10:30 – 10:45 a.m.
Refreshment Break
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
CRT in Realtime: Breakout Workshop Sessions
These interactive breakout workshops will be opportunities to dive more deeply into specific substance areas, providing examples of how CRT directly intervenes in contemporary, pressing issues of racial justice advocacy.
The purpose of these sessions is threefold: first, to learn from alumnae and practitioners on the ground about their
work; second, to highlight successful interventions that advocates have employed in their work; to examine the tensions between prevailing norms, rules and doctrines and critical law reform; and finally, to articulate and reflect on how CRT plays a role in day-to-day advocacy.
We will collectively discuss the effectiveness of a CRT framework in five distinct areas :
Incarceration, Immigration, Juvenile justice/Youth Issues and
Global/Arab Spring. The workshops will run concurrently. Each workshop will be led by
several discussants (alums/experts) and a facilitator (or moderator).
Attendees will be invited to participate in conversation that we hope will educate and inspire us all. For more infromation on CRS in Realtime, please click
12:00 – 1:45 p.m.
Luncheon Keynote
Maisie Chin, Executive Director and Co-Founder, Community Asset Development Re-defining Education (CADRE)
2:00 – 3:30 p.m.
Race and Local Government Law:
Constraints and Possibilities
David Dante Troutt, Professor of Law and Justice John J. Francis Scholar, Rutgers School of Law, Newark.
Nicholas Espíritu, National Staff Attorney, Mexican American Legal Defense Fund; UCLA Law '04
Kathay Feng, Executive Director, California Common Cause; UCLA Law '96
Jasleen Kohli, Program Director, Critical Race Studies Program
Dr. Beatriz Maria Solís, Director, Healthy Communities Southern Region
Over the past two decades, there has been a significant shift in the racial demographics of the United States. Many metropolitan areas, like Los Angeles, are now Minority/Majority domains. This demographic change has not meant the elimination of racial hierarchy.
This is evident at multiple levels, from the global to the local.
Indeed, local government law, which cuts across every area of law is deeply implicated in the persistence of racial inequality. At the same time, some of the most progressive reform efforts are taking place at the level of local government, particularly when compared to what is and is not happening at the state and federal levels. This panel will explore the various ways in which local government law can both create and disrupt patterns of racial inequality. From electoral politics, to labor organizing, to immigration reform efforts, to advocacy for healthier communities, this panel will suggest that local government law is a significant arena for pursuing racial justice advocacy. The panelists will highlight specific litigation efforts, organizing campaigns, and enforcement strategies to make this point. We hope to provide specific tools to practitioners about how to address issues in their day-to-day practice.
3: 30 p.m.-3:45 p.m.
Refreshment Break
3:45 – 5:15 p.m.
Closing Panel: And We Are Not Saved: The Future of Race and Racial Justice Advocacy
Angela Riley, Professor of Law, UCLA Law School; Director, American Indian Studies Center, UCLA
Asli Ü. Bâli, Assistant Professor of Law, UCLA Law School
Victor Viramontes, National Senior Counsel, Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Executive Committee Member, Thelton E. Henderson Center for Social Justice
Priscilla Ocen, Associate Professor of Law, Loyola Law School, Los Angeles
Latonya Slack, Principal and Founder, Slack Global Consulting; UCLA School of Law '94
Bell's groundbreaking book,
And We Are Not Saved
, written in 1987 posed this question: "How are we to assess the unstable status of a struggle that all but the most perversely pessimistic predicted would end in triumph many years ago?"
That poignant and pointed query challenged the presumptions that racial progress was inevitable and that the country's sordid racial practices would soon be left behind.
Instead Bell insisted on recognizing the contradictions and inconsistencies that are part of the path forward and through the use of metaphorical tales, or chronicles, explored the uncertain future.
In this tradition, this panel ponders the future of race, law, and racial justice advocacy.
Given the past decade that has included both epic changes and enduring inequalities, what does this portend for the next ten years?
What do we foresee as our major challenges and points of contestation?
How should we respond? What are litigation and legal advocacy tools that we can employ in the future to address racial inequality?
5:15 p.m.-5:30 p.m.
CRS Alumni Celebration Dinner: Covel Commons
6:00 – 7:00 p.m.
Book Reception:
Acting White?: Rethinking Race in Post-Racial America
by Devon Carbado and Mitu Gulati
7:00 – 10 p.m.
CRS Alumni Celebration Dinner & Program: Covell Commons
Alumni of the Year Award
Saúl Sarabia, Founder and Principal,
Solidarity~Solidaridad Consulting
; Program Director, Critical Race Studies 2005-2011; UCLA Law '96
Community Partner Award
A New Way of Life Re-Entry Clinic: Susan Burton, Founder and Executive Director; Joshua Kim, Staff Attorney; CT Turney, Staff Attorney
Master of Ceremonies:
W. Kamau Bell
Comedian, Political Satirist, and Star of FX's
Totally Biased
Socio-political comedian, community activist, and latenight TV host W. Kamau Bell is taking the comedy world by storm.
His weekly half-hour FX series,
Totally Biased with W. Kamau Bell
, premiered to critical acclaim with the New York Times calling Kamau "the most promising new talent in political comedy in many years."
Salon.com listed Kamau on their "Sexiest Men of 2012" list, calling the show "surreptitiously revolutionary in its effortless diversity and humanism," and the San Francisco Chronicle raves, "it makes The Daily Show seem like something your dad watches…FX should consider giving Bell a nightly slot."
The show is executive produced by Chris Rock, who became a fan after seeing a performance of Kamau's one man show, "The W. Kamau Bell Curve: Ending Racism in About An Hour," which received rave reviews from audiences, critics, and industry insiders. Kamau is a founding member of the stand-up comedy collective "Laughter Against the Machine," which toured some of the most politically charged states in the country in 2011 shooting a documentary that explores what role coedy plays in the revolution.
In addition to visiting seven of the Occupy Wall Street encampments, they crossed the border in Arizona with immigration rights groups Culturestrike and Puente, marched with striking hotel
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In 2012, portions of the documentary were featured at The Netroots Nation Rally and The Take Back The American Dream Conference.
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Sobes is making his second straight appearance at the NCAA Championship. He placed third in the javelin event in 2010, earning All-American honors, and is seeded fifth entering this year's meet. He earned an SB in nuclear science and engineering and is currently pursuing his doctorate in the same subject.
The Elite 88, an award founded by the NCAA, recognizes the true essence of the student-athlete by honoring the individual who has reached the pinnacle of competition at the national championship level in his or her sport, while also achieving the highest academic standard among his or her peers. Eligible student-athletes are sophomores or above who have participated in their sport for at least two years with their school. They must be an active member of the team — traveling and a designated member of the squad size at the championship. Ties between student-athletes are broken by the number of credits each has completed.
Sobes and the other 11 MIT athletes who qualified for the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championship will compete in the national meet that began Thursday, May 26, at noon and lasts through Saturday, May 28.
For more information on the Elite 88 Award winners, click here.


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