SAMOHI The atrocities being exacted on young children in Northern Uganda might be a world away, but the distance isn’t stopping a group of local teenagers from doing what
Joining the military was a lifelong goal for Lance Corporal James Escobar, who works in the financial aid office at Santa Monica College, which he briefly attended.
Two months after
Erasing misery
Students are tackling world’s ills through creative means SANTA MONICA ART STUDIOS While there are those who believe the youth of today are more self-centered than
Meditation can help with the daily stress
SANTA MONICA COLLEGE Like many people who come to America, Vanessa Sautebin arrived speaking very little English, but with dreams of making it
Order restricting former financial boss from speaking lifed
CITY HALL It seems as though the gag order on the district’s former financial chief has been lifted.
Superintendent Dianne Talarico
First students approve prohibiting smoking, now board has vote
SMC Students who light up at Santa Monica College better enjoy those drags, because it looks as if a ban on
ENROLLMENT DATA FOR SANTA MONICA HIGH SCHOOL 2002-2003 — 1,671 students 2003-2004 — 1,738 2004-2005 — 1,752 2005-2006 — 1,943 TEST SCORES BY PERCENTAGES AT SAMOHI
Using digital music players as a cheating device hasn’t seemed to have caught on yet at Santa Monica High School, where iPods are wildly popular among students.
After school
“What Are Star Parties, and How Can I Find One?” and “Choosing a First Telescope!” are the feature shows at Santa Monica College’s Friday Night Astronomy series in May.
CITYWIDE Music player. Miniature television. Cheating device?
The ever-evolving, ever-versatile iPod just might be the perfect toy for conniving students.
Mountain View High School in Meridian, Idaho, made