OWNING A DOG IS A WONDERFUL thing. Besides the undying love and affection they provide, they also provide a reason for interaction with a community. Three times a day my
By John H. Whitehead That Rutherford Guy
FOLLOWING THE ASSASSINATION OF Martin Luther King Jr. and Bobby Kennedy in 1968, the optimism of the Summer of Love quickly evaporated and
By Frank M. Pelteson Las Vegas, Nev.
I was mesmerized at the militaristic precision with which the Opening Ceremonies for the Olympic Games were conducted. It gave me pause to
By Milton Edward Ventresca
In 1986, we granted amnesty to 2.7 million illegal aliens who were within our borders. This was supposed to solve our illegal immigration problem. Predictably,
THE CONTROVERSY OVER SCHOOL board incumbent Jose Escarce’s behind-closed-doors endorsement by the secretive Santa Monicans for Renters’ Rights (SMRR) Steering Committee has raised questions such as, “Who
By By Dane Roberts Wans On Bookreview
The time period between 1854 and 1929 saw as many as 250,000 children from New York and other Eastern cities sent by
AT LAST, A FARCE THAT IS ACTUALLY LOL funny! Consistently hilarious, stupendously silly, and played with over-the-top sincerity by a superbly comic cast. The play, now having its
By RANDY WILLIAMS
Tyrone Power: Matinee Idol Collection The charismatic screen legend of the ‘30s and ‘40s and one of Hollywood’s enduring icons, returns to DVD with a five-
This past week, Q-line asked: Mixed-use development with businesses located on the ground floor has become all the rage in Santa Monica, Downtown especially. Do you consider this
A center-cut, no-fat review of what was said this past week by folks the world over and right at home
“We expect to win the [conference] championship because
By Ursula Fox Santa Monica
In response to letter to the editor, published Monday, Aug. 18, “’Yes Vote on Prop. 8 is a vote for God,” I think [the author]
