It was just the other day, driving home after forking over $44.95 for what was advertised as a $24 oil change, that I began to wonder just when in
By Murray Greiff Santa Monica
I’ve read your Friday, Sept. 13, 2002, issue and would like to make the following comments: 1. If working for Doubletree Guest Suites Hotel
By Larry N. George, Ph.D. Santa Monica
Along with my colleague, Dr. Teresa Wright, I attended the “Town Meeting” on the living wage held at the Santa Monica Chamber
(Editor’s Note: This is the second installment of what’s shaping up to be a rather long series. Part 1 ran in last Monday’s edition. Part 3 will
By Michael J. Beattie Samoshell
Well, once again, my faith in my fellow man’s compassion has been shattered by SMDP. Where in the world did you ever find this
Eurotrash: Everyman’s guide to crossing the Pond
Memo: To Editors Re: FunHog First off, because the greedy humps over at Warner Bros. have chosen to flex their considerable muscle,
City officials are considering installing cameras at various intersections throughout the city to bust motorists running red lights.
Surveillance cameras are also going to be installed on the beach so
“Are you The FunHog?” Depends on who you are, is my standard response to that loaded question.
“My name is Alexa,” said the tall red-headed stranger. “A friend of
The headlines continue to indicate the city is in a major economic slump. Budget shortfalls of up to $8 million annually, 5,000 jobs cut from City Hall and millions
“So I think we need to do something to kick start the column,” said my editor, Nancy, at Women’s World Monthly.
“You mean, the women aren’t digging it?
“So I got you this job,” Fisher the Agent told me, “writing a column for a high-profile monthly magazine … they’re gonna pay you $8000 per column!”
“Holy shit!
There are many things in Life I have a hard time believing. For instance, despite years of institutionalized instruction on the American system of government, I don’t buy that
