By Daily Press staff
Responding to explosive growth in the game industry, the Santa Monica College Academy of Entertainment & Technology announced it’s offering a cluster of new classes
By Daily Press staff
College officials have been recognized on a state level for how they deal with failing students.
Santa Monica College’s Enhancement & Educational Research (SEER) Project,
By Daily Press staff
Residents can get a dose of something out of this world this month at Santa Monica College.
“A Year on Mars” is the name of the
Elisabeth Shue, the Academy Award-nominated star of “Leaving Las Vegas,” returns to theaters this week in the thriller “Hide and Seek” marking the end of a two-year film
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The Super-Bowl-A-Thon is rolling back into town. More than 65 teams representing various businesses, community organizations, media and government compete with their bowling
This past week, Q-line asked: Should it be left up to communities throughout California to fund their own school districts, or is it the state’s responsibility?
Here are
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica Kiwanis club members welcomed their California-Nevada-Hawaii District Governor, Larry “Mac” McLeland and First Lady Yolie McLeland at the club luncheon this past
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A documentary on the rise and fall of the state’s public school system that includes the local school district has gained national attention.
The Santa
District officials looking for a suitable site for campus
DISTRICT HDQRTRS. — Recent parolees and expelled students soon will have their own high school, if education officials approve plans for the
The RAND Corp., a Santa Monica-based international think tank, recently released a report that details the deplorable condition of California’s public school system. The state lags behind in
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The Santa Monica Historical Society Museum has received a $3,000 grant from the Kiwanis Club and the Boys & Girls Club of Santa Monica to
The RAND Corp., a Santa Monica-based international think tank, recently released a report that details the deplorable condition of California’s public school system. The state lags behind in
