It Might Be Nice to Have History On Your Side: In Trump’s America, Invisible Republic Should Be Required Reading
By Kevin M. Brettauer
“Everybody knows that the dice are
To Everyone at the Santa Monica Daily Press,
My deepest condolences to all of you at the S.M. Daily Press on the loss of your friend and SMDP columnist
Editor,
I am so sorry to read of the passing of Bill Bauer. He was such an important voice of conscience and thoughtfulness in our city. I know that several
By Henry Ward
According to gunviolencearchive.org, 12,367 people have been killed so far in 2016 by firearms. However, Republican candidate Donald Trump still sees this problem starting and
Electoral College protest
Editor:
A new generation of voters will finally begin to understand the constitution of the United States.
Driving populations to urban centers and then distributing electoral votes
Editor:
Thank you for your article "Election complaints increase this year.' I witnessed the altercation between longtime resident Roberto Gomez and a woman with the nametag "Martha&
Editor’s Note: This letter was sent to the City’s Planning Department by the Social Services Commission.
Dear City Planners
The Social Services Commission thanks you for your presentation
By David Pisarra
It has been a week since Donald Trump won the election to President of the United States which continues to send shock waves through the American republic.
Last week, I joked that if Donald Trump became President I would change my column banner from “Laughing Matters,” to “Crying Matters.” Apparently, the joke is on me.
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By Eddie deAngelini
So far, 2016 is turning into the year of Stranger Comics. Stranger Comics emerged from the creative mind of founder and CEO Sebastian A. Jones almost a
By Allie Kessel, Molly Muirhead, and Kaley Leshem
As prospective social workers, we find ourselves focusing on individuals who need help. The caveat is we often focus on the people
