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This paper was delivered by Dr. Albert Ellis at ONE's Midwinter Institute in Los Angeles on January 26, 1957. It represents a remarkably clear example of the types of attitudes held by those members of the scientific community who were clinically sympathetic to homosexuals. In light of the massive subsequent social changes of the 1960s, Dr. Ellis's forecast of an unchanging American society is quaint. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper describes the effort of the California Geriatric Education Center (CGEC) at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) to rectify the severe shortage of social work faculty trained in aging as reported in a recent national survey of schools of social work. The lack of gerontological social work faculty is a major barrier to the development of aging curricula in BSW and MSW programs. The CGEC Social Work Faculty Development Program (SWFDP) presents a model for faculty development in gerontology which addresses major issues in social work education. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article provides information on the career background of Emanuel R. Baker, president of Software Engineering Consultants in Los Angeles, California. He is also a principal of Process Strategies Inc. Previously, he had been a consultant in software engineering. Moreover, he has authored a number of research papers and articles on software quality, configuration management and software process assessments.

Chapter 9 of the book "A New Kind of Containment: "The War on Terror," Race, and Sexuality" is presented. The chapter gives an analysis of the demonstration held by half a million people in Los Angeles, California on March 25, 2006 to protest against a proposed bill that would criminalize undocumented immigrants in the U.S. The author asserts that the green card soldiers whose patriotism was extolled by U.S. President George W. Bush, are being used as a model minority and a new form of containment in an obscured war against immigrant communities.

A chapter from the book "The Wedding: A Novel" is presented. It narrates the car ride of the wedding ensemble of Sammy López and Blanca Muñoz from San Cristobal Road in Taconos to Los Angeles, California past Razgo and Burbank for the wedding photo session. It also elaborates on the wedding photo session at the unventilated Los Angeles Photo Studio.

A chapter from the book "The Wedding: A Novel" is presented. It mentions that bride-to-be Blanca Muñoz and maid of honor Lucy travelled to Los Angeles, California months before the September wedding to pick a wedding dress. It also narrates how the bride tried several dresses at Las Más Popular store before choosing a colonial-style dress as her wedding dress.

The article focuses on the web site development project of the Los Angeles Conservancy in California. The design firm Hello Design was chosen to develop a web site for the organization's Curating the City program. David Lai, the cofounder of Hello Design, explained that the site needed to appeal to architectural enthusiasts and to the general public as well.

This is the keynote address given by Morgan at the West Coast Lesbian Feminist Conference, held in Los Angeles, California, in spring 1973. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers the author's insights on the moving picture industry in Los Angeles, California. The author mentions several part of the chapter of the book "The Art of the Moving Picture" regarding the moving pictures in California. The author mentions that his visit with his cousin Ruby Vachel Lindsay in Los Angeles gives him more conceptions of idealistic moods. The author adds that he thinks emphatically on the things being said to the native people in California.