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A former UCLA student said the doctor accused by 48 USC students sexually abused him too

The former graduate student said Dennis Kelly subjected him to invasive procedures during two visits.

48 male patients say campus doctor sexually abused them — and USC was warned

Five of those patients, all of whom were students, say they told the university that Dr. Dennis Kelly subjected them to invasive exams and made sexual remarks.

How the sweet potato became the yam: an identity theft of trans-atlantic proportions

To tell the story of this peculiar case of identity theft we need to go back 500 hundred or so years. First stop, Central America where the sweet potato originates – although still up for debate – then onward to Europe where it found a new home by virtue of Columbus.

Young caterers want to leave a legacy for their son

It’s a Saturday afternoon in South Los Angeles and Lionel Tate is bent over his kitchen floor washing the pans he used the night before for a catering event. His business partner and girlfriend, Michel’le Peete, feeds their two-year-old son who is watching cartoons.

The boniform butcher

Jered Standing recalls attending a county fair years ago while still working in retail and encountering a pig. This might sound like Charlotte’s Web and, truth be told, it could be its sequel.

Danba Gamb’s refuge for a minority among minorities

Danba Gamb, a 51-year-old Mongolian immigrant, lives in Los Angeles with his family. He is the owner and chef of the Golden Mongolian restaurant located on Wilshire Boulevard in Koreatown, Los Angeles.

Artisanal meats for sustainable eats: an ethical carnivore’s map to Los Angeles

Here is where you can venture off in Los Angeles to find these morsels of premium meats.

Match Volume in conversation with hip-hop scribe Soren Baker & climate change renaissance man Mike Berners-Lee