Sheriff scoffs at the popular vote
LA County Sheriff, Lee Baca, and White House drug enforcement officials declare that they will continue to prosecute marijuana crimes, even in the event that Prop. 19 passes with a popular vote.
Students taking a far too literal approach to "speed" reading
Academic pressure responsible for the recent upswing in drug abuse by college's elite students.
Haunted houses in our own backyard
While LA is known for its celebrities, bright lights, and sunny beaches, little is advertised about its supernatural underbelly. Whether or not Angelenos are the suspicious type there are many signs pointing to a spooky undead history in the city that they live.
Thrill me, chill me, fulfill me
Rocky Horror Picture Show shadow cast, Sins o' the Flesh, brings the movie to life as they act out scenes from the film in the aisles and on stage at the famous Los Angeles NuArt theater.
'Moving America Forward' rally
The chants of "Yes We Can" and "Si se puede" echoed across USC's historic Alumni Park Friday afternoon by an estimated 37,000 attendees for President Barack Obama's Democratic rally.
Preparations for Halloween 2010
Skeletons on front lawns, cobwebs stretched across door fronts, fake arms and legs dangling from trunks and car doors, and piles of candy crowding each super-market's entrance, can only mean on thing: it's Halloween! We've compiled a list of things to help students prepare for Halloween to the fullest extent.
Tennessee gun control soon to go largely uncontrolled
Tennessee law-makers recently passed a law implicitly allowing the carrying of loaded firearms into drinking establishments. That should work out well.
Cal State undermines alumni's savvy business sense
Cal State's opposition to NoteUtopia.com, a note-selling website created by alumnus Ryan Stevens, is unfounded and unjust and misunderstood.
Suspect who allegedly shoots wife fatally wounded by police
Last Friday evening at the corner of Santa Monica and 7th, Santa Monica Police shot and fatally wounded a man who allegedly shot his wife. She was taken away in critical condition.
Hammering away at construction
Despite a number of setbacks, the various construction projects at SMC either underway or in the pipe-line are slowly taking shape.
SMRR squeezing out competition
With the upcoming elections looming large, SMRR's tough-arm tactics are making the race for city council look distinctly one-sided.
Women's volleyball fails to put it together
Women's volleyball gets swept again in loss vs. Canyons College
SMC professor Evan Somers passes on
Professor Evan Somers, teacher of screenwriting at SMC, passed away quietly in his sleep Oct. 11. His memorial will be held Saturday Oct. 30 at the AET campus from 12 to noon. All well wishers welcome.
Ladies' soccer prevails for fourth straight win
Santa Monica's soccer team beats tough opponent Citrus 2-1