By Daily Press staff
Adam Goodly was recognized in March for becoming an Eagle Scout, one of the highest ranks achievable within Boy Scouts of America.
Goodly, a Santa Monica
What, no piccolo? Schools tout better scores
SMMUSD HDQTRS. — Both black and Latino parents on Thursday expressed their continued frustration with school officials, who they feel have not adequately addressed
For Bloom, it’s all in the family as he takes on new challenges
Councilman Richard Bloom’s worlds are about to collide — and he couldn’t be happier.
As
Board wants to stay in-house
SMMUSD HDQTRS — Some of the school district’s neediest students are about to get a helping hand.
The Santa Monica-Malibu Unified school board
The streets of Santa Monica and across the Southland rang out with the cries of protesters last week, decrying efforts by the U.S. government to enact stricter legislation against
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College will present an information meeting at 11:15 a.m. Tuesday, April 4, on its summer study tour to Costa Rica and Panama,
For whom bell tolls, it tolls for freshmen
SAMOHI — Typically, incoming freshmen serve as the weakest prey in the social food chain that is modern-day high school, and are
SMC — With his literary debut “Attention. Deficit. Disorder.,” author and Santa Monica College professor Brad Listi is experiencing the kind of success most young writers can only dream of, with
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica High School’s ice hockey team won its first game last week. Samohi played Loyola High School and defeated the team in a 7-
Students take to the streets in protest
WILSHIRE BLVD. — Thousands of students from across the Southland — including hundreds from local high schools — skipped classes Monday and marched through the streets
By Daily Press staff
Assemblymember Fran Pavley has named local librarian Sylvia Anderle “Woman of the Year.”
Anderle last week joined other “Women of the Year” and was presented with
Like others who join the Army after high school, Tatiana Blanc enlisted because she was wanted to travel, learn valuable skills and save money for college.
Then came 9/11,
