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Henry Kissinger, Elmo Zumwalt, Melvin Laird and Sidney Gotleib stockpiled biological weapons similar to HIV. Frank Carlucci, Alexander Haig and Joseph Califano might have been involved for the CIA to be used on African Americans And American homosexuals
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"He bankrolled projects on interactive computing and time sharing, graphical interface design, networking, and artificial intelligence at MIT, UC Berkeley, UCLA, Harvard, Carnegie Mellon University, Stanford, and the RAND Corporation."
"One of these was a $1.5 million joint UCLA-UC Berkeley initiative to develop software and hardware for a network that connected multiple computers to multiple users."
1895-1995 Janss Investment Company
1929-Today Chi Alpha Delta
1930-1958 During Raymond B. Allen's tenure, the UCLA Medical Center was built and the Schools of Medicine, Dentistry, and Nursing were developed, as well as the Neuropsychiatric Institute.
1949-Today UCLA School of Law
1961-1973 UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute (NPI)
1961-Today UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior
1962? "One initiative, contracted with RAND, sent a team of political scientists and andthropologists from UCLA and UC Berkeley to Thailand to map out 'the religious systems, value systems, group dynamics, civil-military relationships' of Thai hill...
1964 "Two years into his job at ARPA, Lick began to view the various computing projects he had seeded all over the country-from UCLA to Stanford and MIT-as parts of a larger connected unit: computer 'thinking centers' that at some point in the near...
1966 "Everything was in place. ARPA had a range of functional overlapping interactive computer projects spread across the country, including at the following centers: ...
1967-1968 . . . . . . . . Warren said that on that occasion they also had a secondary mission, which was to do recon (reconnaissance of a home up in the Western Hills near the UCLA campus.) The recon was to determine the feasibility of a wet insert...
1967-1969 In the late 1960s, as engineers at MIT, UCLA, and Stanford diligently worked to build a unified military computer network, the country convulsed with violence and radical politics-much of it directed at the militarization of American society,...
1969 "The very first ARPANET node, powered by the IMPs, went live on October 29, 1969, linking Stanford to UCLA."
1969 Murder of Gary Hinman
1973-? UCLA's The Center for the Study and Reduction of Violence
1993-Today Geffen Playhouse
1995-Today Center for the Study of Religion UCLA
1999 Michael Ovitz donated $25 million to spearhead fund raising efforts for UCLA's Medical Center
2001 Encyclopedia of Foods: A Guide to Healthy Nutrition (book)
2014-Today US Global Development Lab
2019 college admissions bribery scandal
2019 UCLA prof guilty of conspiring to steal missile secrets for China, could face more than 200 years in prison
2019 UCLA receives $20 million to establish UCLA Bedari Kindness Institute
2022 SF Chronicle - Internet entrepreneurs far from the U.S. are inflaming political division on Facebook to sell T-shirts and coffee mugs
Alfredo Paulsen
Alice Chen
Amelita Ramos
Angela Davis
Antony C. Sutton
Arie Belldegrun
Augustus Hawkins
Ben Rich (engineer)
Bill McGinley
Bob Thomas (reporter)
Burkle Center for International Relations
Charles Geshekter
Danica McKellar
David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
David Patterson (computer scientist)
Dr. Louis Jolyon "Jolly" West
Dr. Sheldon H. Kardener
Elizabeth Loftus
Empowered Careers
Eugene Volokh
Ezra Klein
Frank Marshall (filmmaker)
Frank Wilkinson
Gary Allen Hinman
Greg Palast
H. N. Cheng
Harold Willens
Harvey Bennett
Herman Kahn
Hilary Putnam
Irwin Molasky
Jane and Marc Nathanson Family Professor in Psychiatry chair
Jerry Perenchio
John D'Amico (West Hollywood, CA)
John Lott
John van Hengel
Joint Center for Translational Medicine at Caltech and UCLA
Josh Rosen
Joshua D. Wright
Jules Stein Eye Institute
Larry Solov
Larry Weinberg
Lloyd Bridges
Lowell Milken
Lowell Wood
Ludlow Creary II
Luskin School of Public Affairs
Makan Delrahim
Marc Nathanson
Mark Albrecht
Mark Robson (film director)
Marvin Mitchelson
Murray Chotiner
Nathan Myhrvold
Patrisse Cullors
Pedro Moreira Salles
Princess Raiyah bint Hussein
Prof Bob Foster
Prof Gordon J. F. MacDonald
Prof James Q Wilson
Prof Jonathan Fielding
Prof Joseph M. Dodge
Prof Richard G. Hovannisian
Ralph Bunche
Robert Bruce Merrifield
Robert C. O'Brien (attorney)
Robert Durst
Russ Baker
Samuel T. Cohen
Sarah Allan
Stanley Gold
Steve Crocker
Steven Aftergood
Steven Colbern AKA Bill Carson
Steven Muller
Stewart Resnick
Thane Read
The New York native(Warren Cowan) began working as a publicist while still at student at UCLA. One of his first clients was actress Linda Darnell.
Theodore Roszak (scholar)
Tom Bradley (American politician)
Tom Dine
UCLA Anderson School of Management
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US Gen Edward Lansdale
US Gov Daniel I. J. Thornton
US Judge Dorothy Wright Nelson
US Judge William Percival Gray
US Lt Col/Judge Lynn Compton
US Rear Adm Nicole Lurie
US Rep Howard Berman
US Rep Raul Ruiz (politician)
US Rep Richard T. Hanna
US Sen Maurine Neuberger
US Trade Rep/Chair of CFR Carla Anderson Hills
US Vice Adm Lee F. Gunn
Wireless Health Institute
Younes & Soraya Nazarian Center for Israel Studies
Younes Nazarian