By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College’s Corsair newspaper has won 21 awards, including top honors for general excellence for the online publication, in the statewide Journalism Association of
By Daily Press staff
It’ll be music to your ears at Santa Monica College next month. The Santa Monica College Music Department will present an eclectic lineup of concerts
As a political consultant, Zane works mostly on coalition building and elections strategy. His biggest client is the city of El Segundo, which is fighting an LAX Airport expansion.
Salary:
By Daily Press staff
Spend a magical day near the beach at Canyon Charter School’s 110th Annual Fiesta and Silent Auction, scheduled for April 25, from 10 a.m.
By Daily Press staff
One of the world’s experts on branding will share his perspectives on what companies can do to separate themselves from the rest of the pack.
CEPS puts its popularity to test this month
Local school boosters have given themselves 18 days to gather an estimated 3,500 signatures to put a controversial charter amendment on
As one of five children, Grymkowski, who has a twin sister, started his career as an entrepreneur in the first grade. He was held back by his Catholic grammar school
By Daily Press staff
Don’t write off Santa Monica High School junior Ryan Rodriguez just yet. Rodriguez recently beat out more than 10,000 competitors in a county-wide
In Santa Monica and Malibu, the five languages most frequently spoken by English learners are Spanish, Farsi, Russian, Japanese and Korean, officials said.
The statewide test divides students into five
daughters speak fluent Spanish. “It’s just so pertinent to our world.”
Acquiring Spanish proficiency would help students in their day-to-day lives and in the future, Deasy said.
English catching on with many foreign students
By LAUREN BONIFACIO Special to the Daily Press BY LAUREN BONIFACIO Special to the Daily Press
“What do you call a person who
By Daily Press staff
It’s unusual for community college students to have their research projects published in scientific publications, but four Santa Monica College students have done just that.
