UCLA in the News July 15, 2022
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Indoor spread of the coronavirus is so pervasive that researchers have struggled for months to document clear examples of outdoor transmission.
Blame multiple governmental failures involving planning, coordination and public communication.
The French dubbed the decade after the 1918 flu the années folles — the crazy years. Radio, movies, parties, fashion, dance and jazz flourished. Now, a full century later, the quarterly UCLA Anderson Forecast expects a similar redux. “With a vaccine and the release of pent-up demand, the next few years will be roaring as the economy accelerates,” wrote Leo Feler, a senior economist with the forecast. But for Jerry Kang, a professor of law and Asian-American Studies at UCLA, MLS’ interest in Korea is furthering another more important understanding. By providing the kind of role mod...
Health experts decry the chaotic rollout of the vaccine, but government says progress is on the way