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Skateboard: Evolution & Art In California, November 14, through May 30, 2010, California Heritage Museum, 2612 Main St., 310.392.8537. “Get your board and come sidewalk surfin’ with me,” sang Jan and Dean in the early […]
Four Samohi Players Earn Scholarships:
For the first time in Debbie Skaggs’ 23 years as the Santa Monica High softball coach four graduating seniors from the same team have earned a scholarship to a Division 1 school. Shotstop Kaile Nakao […]
AYSO Readies for Turkey Tournaments:
In what has become an annual tradition, Santa Monica’s local AYSO soccer league will send a spate of teams to various tournaments over Thanksgiving weekend. With over 1,500 players aged 4-19, AYSO is the city’s […]
Westside Schools Consider First Football:
Two Westside schools that have never met in a varsity football game are considering playing each other in the opening game next season. St. Monica and Brentwood are ponderring the possibility of playing on “zero […]
Venice Comes Back To Defeat Westchester:
The game to decide the Western League football championship was as good Friday night as it figured to be. Westchester High came to Venice. Both teams had a 3-0 league record and early in the […]
St. Monica Ends League Play Winless:
The season didn’t go as Larry Muno envisioned, but the St. Monica football coach remains optimistic about upcomimg years for the program. St. Monica concluded its Santa Fe League schedule without a win by losing […]
Brentwood Shuts Out Opponent:
The Brentwood School offense isn’t as imposing this season but the defense has been the strength of the Eagles’ football team. Brentwood shut out Calvary Chapel Saturday afternoon, 18-0, and Coach Patrick Brown said the […]
Horoscopes: Laura Wilde, Mirror Contributing Writer
ARIES One way to improve your life greatly is to practice saying “let the chips fall where they may.” There are so many aspects of your life that are beyond your control. Stressing them only […]
Farmers’ Market Report: Eating The Whole Farm:
Farming, like a lot of other things isn’t what it used to be. In the United States large corporate food producers now do the majority of the farming and family farms are rapidly becoming relics […]
JUNIOR JOURNAL: Stresses of Seniors Going to College:
Year after year, a new senior class emerges and takes on the daunting task of college applications, numerous AP classes, and finalizing graduation requirements along with maintaining their involvement in extra curricular activities. People always […]
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