By JUNE STODDARD Special to the Daily Press
One year ago, John Redfield, a cello teacher at Lincoln Middle School, spoke with the Maestro Foundation, founded by Aaron Mendelsohn in
By WINTER JOHNSON Special to the Daily Press
The lessons imparted by one late local educator will not be lost on the generations to follow.
A Los Angeles-based organization,
Ann J. Matijasic, a former long-time resident of Santa Monica, died on Sunday, June 12, 2005, at a nursing home in Sacramento. Matijasic, 83, succumbed to congestive heart failure.
By Daily Press staff
A smashing good time is expected this week at a local school. Santa Monica Alternative School House (SMASH) is inviting all community members to attend its
There’s plenty wrong with the Hollywood studio system, but some transgressions should not be for-given, among them vanity projects such as this eye-and-earsore from Robert Rodriguez
By Daily Press staff
What better way to say you love someone than with roses? Santa Monica College dedicated a rose garden in memory of Dot Gelvin on Wednesday, an
“Be strong, go after your goal,” he said amidst loud shouts and boos. “There are no other obstacles but you in your mind.
“You live in the greatest state in
They were followed by at least 1,000 students, teachers and community members carrying hundreds of signs, all gathering at SMC’s northeast parking lot. They arrived to the rallying
By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Civil Rights Coalition will be showing “Eyes on the Prize,” a 14-part film about the Civil Rights movement.
Dr. Terrence Roberts, the
At least 1,000 rally against governor over education budget
SMC — California Governor and former Hollywood action hero Arnold Schwarzenegger on Tuesday bid the Santa Monica College graduating class a
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College’s Emeritus College presents “Natural Impressions,” the spring 2005 student juried exhibition through Aug. 19 at the Emeritus College Art Gallery. The exhibit
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica-Malibu Unified’s Intensive Intervention Summer School will take place at Will Rogers Elementary this summer. Intensive Intervention is for the children who need
