By Stephen Krashen Santa Monica
The Governor plans to cut nearly $5 billion from education over the next 18 months because of the budget crisis. I suggest we accomplish some
By N.L. Miller Santa Monica
Another suggestion for women living alone: Get a dog. (”Staying safe in the city,” page 1, March 20) Not only are they great company,
Good health is just a stone’s throw awayOnce upon a time, a long, long, time … I mean a really long time ago, obesity and diseases where not at all
By Quotations captured and compiled with care by DANIEL ARCHULETA
A CENTER-CUT, NO-FAT REVIEW OF WHAT WAS SAID THIS PAST WEEK BY FOLKS THE WORLD OVER AND RIGHT
By Lloyd Garver Modern Times
YOU’RE WRONG IF YOU THINK THE LATEST big news story is that New York governors can’t stay out of hotel rooms. No, the
By J.W. Petoria Santa Monica
I am a 20-plus year resident in Santa Monica and most my family has lived here since the 70’s. Since we live
Gang members get their hooks in early
Editor’s note: For the next eight weeks, Editor in Chief Kevin Herrera will be writing a first-person account of what it’
TWO DAYS AGO WAS THE FIFTH anniversary of the Iraq war. That’s a year and a half longer than WWII, but today the news is business as usual i.
Throughout our history we have matched great challenges with great achievements. Whether faced with civil war, the depression or world war, “each and every time, a new generation has risen
By Edward Purcell Former SMRC player
Thanks for your coverage of Santa Monica Rugby Club, founded in 1972. Over its 36-year history, the Dolphins have won about a half
By Mike Kirwan Venice
Some people want to boycott the Olympics because of how China treats Tibet. Or nations could march into the opening ceremonies carrying the flag of Tibet.
By Helen G. Porter Santa Monica
In the past some writers have made erroneous statements about green plants. One was that plants thrive under large amounts of carbon monoxide. Plants