By Stephen Krashen
The Bush administration might go down in history as the most successful ever in American history, successful in achieving its own goal, that is. The goal is
By Marilyn Brennan
I am responding to two issues in the May 4 issue of the SMDP.
First, the article on iPods being used to cheat on tests (“Tune in,
By Constitutional attorney and author JOHN W. WHITEHEAD is founder and president of The Rutherford Institute. He can be contacted at
FOR THE PAST 30 YEARS, RESIDENTS OF the District
BEACH? BLANKET? BINGO! Fabian Lewkowicz It was back to the beach for thousands in the region on Tuesday, as temperatures reached the low 90s, according to accuweather.com. The heat
Harriet Mandell is the winner of the most recent Mystery Photo contest, being the first to identify that this shot was captured at the Chabad Jewish Community Center on Washington
In her new exhibit, “Unaffected Language — A Conversation Between the Artist and the Materials,” artist m. Rheuban presents her latest works as two series to effectively demonstrate that she is
By IRENE MANAHAN Special to the Daily Press
MID-CITY The grinding and shredding continues even after the sun sets at the Cove Skatepark, which staged a celebration over the
Seeking to crack down on hundreds of LA County’s most heinous child support payment evaders, Supervisor Don Knabe has introduced a motion to create a partnership between the Los
The Sunday Concert Series, a fun, free event for the community for more than a decade, enters the second half of the spring season featuring a lineup of local favorites
Dear Readers, Mother’s day is just around the corner and every year I receive dozens of comments and/or letters regarding this holiday from Moms with young children. Many
By Alex Epstein Guest Commentary
SUPPORTERS AND OPPONENTS OF President Bush’s Iraq War are clashing in a furious debate over who truly supports our troops. The president’s critics
