By Chuck Allord
Thanks to Marc Sanschagrin, (SMDP, March 20, page six) for revealing what Bill Bauer did not in his most recent Daily Press column (SMDP, March 19, page
By Mike Rosenfeld Santa Monica
Pico Neighborhood Association board member Marc Sanschagrin once again has his facts wrong (SMDP, March 20, page six) and therefore misses the point in Bill
The Santa Monica College Music Department will present a lineup of concerts next month.
The concerts — all of which will be held in the SMC Concert Hall, 1900 Pico Blvd.
Renowned Los Angeles Times film critic Kenneth Turan will give a free lecture on the impact of film festivals on the worldwide motion picture industry.
“From Sundance to Sarajevo” will
By Daily Press staff
The nonprofit Connections For Children will present a festival with a variety of activities used to promote children’s early literacy and language development.
Raising Readers
By Daily Press staff
The Emmy Award-winning Santa Monica College Opera Theatre will present “Patti Gallagher & Donald Fredrickson in Concert,” featuring the acclaimed soprano who has performed at
It’s music to your ears at Santa Monica College, where spring inevitably brings string concerts.
The concerts will be held in the college’s Concert Hall at 1900 Pico
By Daily Press staff
Santa Monica College has announced that it will sponsor the 15th annual Latina Youth Conference on March 13. The day-long event, designed to help young
By MAUREEN TOBIN & THOMAS YOUNG Special to the Daily Press
“Indulge,” as defined by Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary: “Yield to an inclination or desire; satisfy, or gratify desires; yield
Hotel workers plan to appeal the decision
Charges of misconduct levied last year against the local hotel and restaurant union by workers in a Santa Monica hotel have been dismissed,
By Daily Press staff
Easter comes in March at Santa Monica College.
SMC will present a free lecture exploring the Easter Island statues, given by a UCLA archaeologist whose work
By Daily Press staff
SMC’s spring “Environmental Lecture Series,” featuring a range of topics from smart cities to landscaping to the Santa Monica Mountains, begins March 11 with the
