Endorsed by: An independent candidate Question #1: In 100 words or less, what about your background makes you a qualified Santa Monica College Trustee? I taught English and journalism at
Endorsed by: Santa Monica College Faculty Association, Santa Monica College CSEA Chapter 36, Santa Monica-Malibu K-12 Classroom Teachers Association, Los Angeles College Faculty Guild, Los Angeles College Staff
Reality television is coming to Santa Monica College. Margie Friedman, a producer specializing in reality television, will talk about her career and the making of reality series at a free
SMC race heats up One incumbent faces off against six newcomers
SMC — No matter how residents vote on Nov. 2, one thing is certain: Change is in store for Santa
was to be an artist.
“I had gone to night school at the Cleveland School of Art,” Wyner said. “I’d work all day and go to school at night.
Santa Monica College art professor Anne Marie Karlsen has been awarded a fellowship by the Virginia Center for Creative Arts, where she’ll spend three weeks in the countryside in
If goblins and ghouls are too ghastly for your tender heart, perhaps a land of magic is the place to visit for Halloween.
Unlike traditional haunted houses, the Halloween Enchantment
Spooky Spirits, witches, bats and zombies will haunt Canyon Charter School’s 10th Annual Pumpkin Patch and Bake Sale for the next two days. More than 500 pumpkins of all
SMC to hold college transfer fair today
SMC — Despite deep budget cuts and a bitter battle between faculty and administrators, students here led the state last year in transfers to
The state of California has announced all schools identified as “Program Improvement Status” under the federal “No Child Left Behind” legislation. In all, 1,641 California schools have this label
Get a workout and raise money for 25,000 hungry children at the fourth annual 5K Hunger Walk, sponsored by the Westside Food Bank. The walk is on Sunday, Oct.
SMC president defends controversial Bond S
SMC — Santa Monica City Hall is lagging in its negotiations with local college officials on how to best spend a $135 million bond that
