2008
2008
Second Presidential Debate in Thorne
Author: Knar Gavin On Tuesday, Oct. 7, Senators John McCain and Barack Obama met for the second presidential debate of 2008. Debate topics ranged from the...
2008
Take To The Skies At The Griffith Observatory
Author: Melissa Rudberg Going to the Griffith Observatory is an experience that I would recommend to anyone. Reopened in 2006 after being renovated for four years,...
2008
Mike Myers
Author: Zach's critique of the articles concerning political diversity (Letters to the Editor 11/19) was well-articulated and incisive yet it only reinforced my belief in...
2008
First MoFA Cancelled
Author: Daniel Minguez The first "Music On a Friday Afternoon" was cancelled last Friday, Sept. 27. Two of the scheduled three vocalists to perform fell ill...
2008
Mexico, US Soccer Rivalry Takes One Step Further
Author: Gerry Maravilla As far as sports rivalries go, it would be a stretch to find one bigger than the rivalry between the United States and...
2008
New School Approach
Author: Lilliane Ballesteros Charter schools offer students "alternative educations," but each charter school offers its own version of what alternative education means. In essence, charter schools...
2008
This Is Why I’m Hot
Author: Kelly Neukom I've never been happy with my body. This statement shouldn't surprise you. Most women (and some men) loathe their bodies. It doesn't matter...
2008
All the Saints of the City of the Angels Descend Upon Autry
Author: Caroline Olsen-Van Stone Social justice, gripping portraits, attribution to saints and the history of Los Angeles come together in J. Michael Walker's solo exhibition All...
2008
One Night of Cool
Author: Anahid Yahjian It was the kind of welcome everyone secretly wishes for when stepping off a plane after a long flight: 800 bodies rising in...
2008
Ron Paul: The Renegade
Author: Max Weidman My family has something of a penchant for independent candidates. The first presidential election I remember is '92 when my dad voted for...
2008
Liberty and Rain Boots for All
Author: Berit Anderson I love water. I spent many of my developmental years throwing myself head-first into various bodies of it: quarries, lakes, ponds, bays, straits,...
2008
J. Mohorcich III (first-year, Politics and Economics)
Author: It is only once every half-century or so that a work of art shatters every established boundary of its medium and transcends the very...
