Potter weathers Pottermania Library waves wand: Transforms itself into Hogwarts instantly
DOWNTOWN School is starting early this year for Harry Potter fanatics.
The boy wizard madness invades the Santa Monica
High school students get a leg up on college
SANTA MONICA COLLEGE Christina Choi is really enjoying the college life — the challenging courses, diverse curriculum and interesting lab assignments.
In
College students don’t wait for the weekend to party nowadays
By EMILY SKEHAN Special to the Daily Press
Across the nation, both college students and party hosts seem to
Olney doesn’t miss a beat
SANTA MONICA COLLEGE From the destruction of the Los Angeles riots, which magnified racial tensions and effectively tore a city apart, emerged the uniting
The bell may toll for Christian school that’s outgrown its space
YALE STREET A private Christian academy here that has been operating for the last eight years without proper
Construction could begin next year on various area schools
SMMUSD HDQTRS Schools in Santa Monica could receive an extreme makeover in the next year.
More than eight months after the
By EMILY SKEHAN Special to the Daily Press
SMC Westside transit workers are about to learn that sometimes it’s easy being green. Santa Monica College received two state grants
Confidentiality pacts were problematic for City Council members
SMMUSD HDQTRS In an effort to demonstrate good faith and cash in on $530,000 for the upcoming fiscal year, the Board
By EMILY SKEHAN
Photo courtesy Homage to Peanuts You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown,” the newest hit Broadway revival from Samohi’s Santa Monica Civic Light Opera, will start
Terrence McNally’s book turned 1993 Tony Award winner for Best Broadway Musical will be presented at the Main Stage on SMC’s campus. “Kiss of the Spider Woman” is
FROM PERSONAL PAGE 10 Writer tries out sign spinning
By Emily Skehan Special to the Daily Press
DOWNTOWN I arrive on the busy corner across from the Santa Monica Pier
OCEAN PARK One homeowner’s dream to build and stuff a modern-style building behind a turn-of-the 20th century bungalow has drawn the ire of residents of the