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Season's Greetings from the Palisadian-Post Editorial Department
He and his wife, Pam, have been Palisades residents for 37 years, and their children, Alan and Allison, graduated from PaliHi.
CU men's basketball team routs Cal State Northridge
CU, which improved to 6-0 at home, will return to action on Dec. 29 against Yale at the Coors Events Center .
New Friends and New Perspectives from KM World 2009
One of the best parts of participating in KM World 2009 last month was the opportunity to catch up with some long-time friends, turn some long-time e-friends into face-to-face friends and to make some new friends.
In praise of a shining, everyday kind of courage
We have a natural tendency to associate heroism with acts of spontaneous courage.
SCV Youth Orchestra Foundation intros new president
With a goal to help more of Santa Clarita's music students receive the enhanced musical education and opportunities they desire, longtime educator Peggy Cannistraci has been named new president of the Santa Clarita Valley Youth Orchestra Foundation.
Husky Men's Basketball Blog | Huskies fall to 17th in AP rankings
Washington fell to No. 17 in The Associated Press men's basketball poll released this morning.
The shop's front door was shut tight. The little "Will Return At" sign that was attached to it was of no help -- its clocklike hands were conspicuously missing.
Helppie forges one career path using two passions
In her job, Tipton Jonesa Sally Helppie does more than just play a part. She specializes in legal and cinematic actions as lawyer and movie producer Dallas Business Journal - by Shashana Pearson-Hormillosa Staff writer Send this story to a friend Quincy Nohra Sally Helppie View Larger Sally Helppie combines her passions of practicing law and ...
Mark Brickley: Music Critic Robert Hilburn Chronicles Career in...
John Lennon once exclaimed: "Before Elvis , there was nothing!" During rock's genesis, Hilburn emerged as one of pop music's most talented writers.
Cal State gets the wrong number in answering budget crisis
Budgets have been slashed so drastically under a governor who has magnified every problem he promised to solve that the Long Beach campus shuts off the phone system to save money.
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Huskies win ugly over Cal State Northridge
Sloppy and out-of-sync offensively, Washington looked more like a team suffering from a first-loss hangover than one set on redeeming itself last night against Cal State Northridge.
Fire burns part of Northridge home
A fire broke out in the garage of a house northwest of Cal State Northridge Saturday, authorities said.
Peter Dreier: Bess Lomax Hawes, 1921-2009
Bess Lomax Hawes, who died Friday at 88, taught thousands of people how to play the guitar.
Musician Bess Lomax Hawes Dies; Was Daughter Of Bosque County's John Lomax
Bess Lomax Hawes, who sang with such legends as Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger, co-wrote the Kingston Trio hit "The M.T.A." and spent a lifetime documenting American folklore in recordings and films, has died at age 88.
Bess Hawes, prominent musicianfolklorist, dies
Bess Hawes, prominent musician-folklorist, dies Eds: APNewsNow. Will be led. LOS ANGELES Bess Lomax Hawes, who sang with Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger, co-wrote the Kingston Trio hit "The M.T.A." and spent a lifetime documenting American folklore in recordings and Film s, has died at age 88.
National Center for Policy Analysis
Bending the Productivity Curve: Why America Leads the World in Medical Innovation
The health care issues commonly considered most important today -- controlling costs and covering the uninsured -- arguably should be regarded as secondary to innovation, say Glen Whitman, an associate professor of economics at California State University, Northridge; and Raymond Raad, a resident in psychiatry at New York Presbyterian ...
U.S. education chief seeks billions to boost higher learning
Judging by his rapid-fire speech in San Antonio on Tuesday to state college and university presidents from across the country, U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan is still the high-energy guy who played pro basketball in Australia for a few years after graduating from Harvard University.
Free Download: UCSB Women's Volleyball vs. Cal State Northridge
UCSB defeats Northridge 3-0 on Senior Night at the Thunderdome. Lone senior Rebecca Saraceno led a balanced UCSB attack with 10 kills.
Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Harvey recalls that a giant 1-cent concrete stamp, featuring Thomas Jefferson, was placed in the parking lot of the postal service's Terminal Annex in downtown L.A. as a prank back in 1979.
Guerrilla art in the Southland: Remember Pink Lady?
All the world's an art gallery to some folks -- no matter what City Hall says. Just the other day an 18-foot-tall dinner fork was set in concrete in a Pasadena traffic median by conspirators wearing fake Caltrans uniforms and hard hats.
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