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UC Riverside philosophers Eric Schwitzgebel (pictured) and Joshua Rust of Stetson University authored the study to find if ethicists behave any better morally than nonethicists. (courtesy UC Riverside)

UCR Professor: Ethicists’ Behavior Not More Moral

Professors who study moral philosophy and its application in the real world may not be all that ethical themselves when it comes to responding to students, according to a new study.

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Los Angeles Returns To Top Spot For Most Congested City In America

The Los Angeles metro area has returned to the top of the list of the worst cities for traffic in the United States, according to a new report.

CBS2 / KCAL9–2013/04/24

UCLA Researchers Find Potential Link Between Air Pollution And Childhood Cancer

UCLA researchers have found a possible link between auto pollution exposure and several childhood cancers, officials at the university’s Fielding School of Public Health said Tuesday.

CBS2 / KCAL9–2013/04/09

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Research Group Picks 75 Best College Towns In America

The American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) says “the college experience” is more than simply attending a top-notch university.

2013/03/31

Study Reveals Adults (Not Teens) More Likely To Text And Drive

Adults, not teenagers, are more of a problem when it comes to the alarming act of texting and driving, according to a new AT&T survey.

CBS2 / KCAL9–2013/03/29

Heart Disease Found In 4,000-Year-Old Mummies

Heart disease was found in 4,000-year-old mummies, according to a new study.

CBS2 / KCAL9–2013/03/12

Study: Traffic Costs Angelenos $1,300 A Year

Sitting in Southland traffic could be costing drivers approximately $1,300 year, according to a new study published by the Texas A&M University Transportation Institute.

KNX 1070 NEWSRADIO–2013/02/05

Study Finds Major Earthquakes Along San Andreas Fault Could Be Felt Statewide

A new study by geophysicists indicates that there is a greater chance of a mega earthquake along the entire length of the San Andreas Fault.

KNX 1070 NEWSRADIO–2013/01/10

Workers conducting subsurface soil sampling in Area IV of the Santa Susana Field Laboratory Site with a direct push drill rig. (courtesy EPA)

EPA: ‘Some Concern’ Over Possible Transport Of Soil From Santa Susana

Federal regulators held a community meeting Wednesday to discuss the findings of a radiological investigation at a polluted testing site near Simi Valley.

2012/12/12