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The Rose Bowl, which has hosted UCLA since 1982 and is located 26 miles from campus, has seen declining attendance in recent seasons, with crowds averaging just over 35,000 fans this fall in a stadium... 0.900

Simplified: Rose Bowl attendance declining; averages 35,000 fans in a 90,000-seat stadium.

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4 months ago
The city has financed roughly $200 million in renovations since 2010 through bonds backed by that revenue structure. 0.900

Simplified: Pasadena financed $200 million in renovations since 2010 through revenue-backed bonds.

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4 months ago
Under the parties’ 2014 restated agreement, UCLA does not pay rent at the Rose Bowl. 1.000

Simplified: Under the 2014 agreement, UCLA doesn't pay rent at the Rose Bowl.

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4 months ago
Pasadena first sued UCLA on Oct. 29, alleging the university had been privately negotiating with SoFi officials since at least March, meeting to discuss seating charts, revenue splits and future devel... 0.900

Simplified: Pasadena sued UCLA on Oct 29, alleging private negotiations with SoFi Stadium since March.

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4 months ago
UCLA’s attorneys, McCrary and Maurice Suh, countered that the university has made no final decision about its home venue beyond 2025 and accused Pasadena of “jumping to conclusions” instead of continu... 0.900

👤 McCrary and Maurice Suh

Simplified: UCLA's lawyers claim no decision has been made about its home venue beyond 2025.

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4 months ago
He warned that losing UCLA — the stadium’s anchor tenant since 1982 — would cause “fundamental operational instability” and jeopardize Pasadena’s ability to repay roughly $184 million in bond debt tie... 0.800

👤 Mohebbi

Simplified: Losing UCLA would cause instability and jeopardize Pasadena's ability to repay $184 million in bond debt.

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4 months ago
The Rose Bowl is set to begin another round of renovations Jan. 2, a project Mohebbi said was an “above and beyond” plan put in place with UCLA’s long-term occupancy in mind. 0.800

👤 Mohebbi

Simplified: Rose Bowl renovations begin Jan 2, planned with UCLA's long-term occupancy in mind.

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4 months ago
Chalfant said the dispute over the Bruins’ football lease at the Rose Bowl — which runs through the end of the 2043 season — remains largely financial and thereby does not qualify as an emergency. 0.900

👤 Chalfant

Simplified: The dispute over UCLA's Rose Bowl lease, which ends in 2043, is financial and not an emergency.

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4 months ago
The approximately 80-minute hearing at Stanley Mosk Courthouse concluded with Chalfant ruling that Pasadena failed to show the kind of “imminent harm” required for a temporary restraining order, but a... 0.900

Simplified: Judge Chalfant ruled Pasadena didn't prove imminent harm for a restraining order.

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4 months ago
Los Angeles County Judge James C. Chalfant on Wednesday denied the city of Pasadena and the Rose Bowl Operating Company’s request for an emergency order that would have temporarily prevented UCLA from... 0.900

Simplified: Judge Chalfant denied Pasadena's request to prevent UCLA from negotiating a move to SoFi Stadium.

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4 months ago
Eleanor Drage is a senior research fellow at the University of Cambridge’s Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence and co-author of the The Good Robot: Why Technology Needs Feminism 1.000

Simplified: Eleanor Drage is a senior research fellow at the University of Cambridge’s Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence and co-author of the The G...

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4 months ago
By demonstrating that fast internet could be connected with fibre-optic cable, a digger and the desire to just get on and do it, she spawned an organisation called B4RN, which promotes community fibre... 0.900

Simplified: Chris Conder's work led to the creation of B4RN, promoting community fibre partnerships.

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4 months ago
When farmer Chris Conder dug her own fibreoptic cables on her property in Lancashire, she set out “to prove that ordinary people could do it … it wasn’t rocket science”. 0.900

👤 Chris Conder

Simplified: Chris Conder dug fibreoptic cables in Lancashire to prove ordinary people could do it.

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4 months ago
Manufacturers from Ghana and Wales to Chile and Australia are all using OpenFlexure’s designs to give people everywhere access to low-source microscopy. 0.800

Simplified: Manufacturers in Ghana, Wales, Chile, and Australia are using OpenFlexure designs to provide low-cost microscopy.

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4 months ago
Microscopes are crucial for diagnosing infections but can cost millions of pounds, making them entirely inaccessible for many people across the globe. 0.900

Simplified: Microscopes are essential for infection diagnosis but can cost millions of pounds, making them inaccessible to many.

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4 months ago
Elon Musk at the Axel Springer award in Berlin, Germany, 1 December 2020. 1.000

Simplified: Elon Musk was at the Axel Springer award in Berlin, Germany, on December 1, 2020.

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4 months ago
In the Niger Delta, which suffers from toxic levels of air pollution from its oil industry, APC is setting up connections and deploying low-cost sensors that monitor the environment. 0.900

👤 APC

Simplified: APC is setting up connections and deploying low-cost sensors to monitor toxic air pollution in the Niger Delta.

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4 months ago
These technologies are the basis of the local community networks that supply coverage to the 2.5 billion people globally who lack internet access. 0.800

Simplified: Local community networks using these technologies provide coverage to 2.5 billion people lacking internet access globally.

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4 months ago
But more often than not, in the real world, it is “needs-driven, scrappy, on location, iterative, practical, mundane”. 0.900

👤 Ursula Franklin

Simplified: In reality, innovation is often needs-driven, scrappy, on location, iterative, practical, and mundane.

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4 months ago
As the Canadian technologist and engineer Ursula Franklin once said, fantasies of technology would have it that innovation is always “investment-driven, shiny, lab-born, experimental, exciting”. 0.900

👤 Ursula Franklin

Simplified: Ursula Franklin said technology fantasies portray innovation as investment-driven, shiny, lab-born, experimental, and exciting.

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4 months ago