By The Joel Fishman family & friends
On Saturday, Nov. 10, our 60-year-old friend, a veteran of the waves since childhood, Joel Fishman, was surfing just south of
At (the Nov. 12) Landmarks Hearing, speaker after speaker pleaded with Landmarks Commissioners to deny a proposed project for 2617 Third St. on the grounds that it was not compliant
TODAY MARKS THE FIRST TIME IN 34 years that my family isn’t celebrating Thanksgiving at my parents’ house.
OK, that’s not technically true. First, we actually used to
By Ron Lowe Santa Monica
A stem cell shocker: Skin cells can be used instead of embryonic cells to duplicate organ parts, thus defusing the debate over ethical standards. Not
By Constitutional attorney JOHN W. WHITEHEAd is founder and president of The Rutherford Institute. He can be contacted at
That article appeared on Nov. 14, 1920. Four score and seven
The first person who can correctly identify where this image was captured wins a prize from the Santa Monica Daily Press. Send answers to
Originally published in the Santa Monica
THERE ARE MANY FACTORS THAT GO into valuation, but the real value of something is ultimately determined by what someone else will pay for it. If everyone decided that the
By Kenny Mack Word in Edgewise
THIS IS THE WEEK WHEN WE ALL MAKE our “thankful”lists. Family, friends and rent-controlled apartments near the beach are always close to
By Michael J. Tittinger Hey, Mikey
IT WAS A POSITIVELY NEWTONIAN discovery, only the apple didn’t simply drop on my head in a sun-drenched orchard. My apple of
By Flo Ginsburg Santa Monica
The tactics of the current Bush Administration are much like Pakistan’s President Musharraf — to create and continue chaos and fear. I fear that this
By Jeremy Miles Playa del Rey
If Kent Cullom (“Cycling to anarchy,” Nov. 19) has the power to know that Critical Mass riders’ “only objective is to disrupt,” he should
By Ron Lowe Santa Monica
The state of Republican politics: GOP presidential candidate Fred Thompson says he would have sided with Terri Schiavo’s parents and kept their brain-dead