In June, this column noted the dangerous consequences of one party rule in California. In addition to the fact that all major decisions affecting the state budget are now being
My husband's hopelessly romantic marriage proposal is easily a top-10 highlight of my life. Our short and sweet engagement, on the other hand, only ekes in at
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Since 1987, there have been at least 14 fatal air crashes and many more non-fatal runway and landing gear mishaps, ocean ditches, mechanical failures and near collisions of
Whenever I'm walking my dog on the boardwalk, I get stopped by people who want to talk to me about him. Often there is a story about how
Some people don't invest in the stock market because, they say, one can't predict where it will go or the value of any particular stock. I
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After reading Mr. Whitehead's column purporting what he believed to be the unconstitutional incarceration of an Arizona man for simply exercising his religious beliefs by holding a
On July 23, ("City Hall's gravy train derails development," My Write, page 4) I wrote about the new development planned for theVillageTrailer Parkat2930 Colorado Ave. The
The next time you have a salt shaker handy, remove a few grains. If you have a simple magnifying glass, you'll see the salt is really tiny cubes.
For the residents of Tent City Jail in Arizona their time behind bars is an exercise in humiliation: they are forced to dress in pink underwear, they "work seven
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Dear Mr. Bill Bauer,
Please keep up the good work and keep fighting the good fight against petty bureaucrats and wannabe petty bureaucrats — for example, whoever at Santa Monicans
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I suppose that Santa Monica High School's principal and athletic director still haven't given fired head baseball coach Sheldon Philip-Guide a reason for being
It's hard to imagine but in just over 48 hours the London Olympics will be history. For me, this begs the eternal, existential question: What the hell am
