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Drive-In Theaters
By Elisa Leonelli on
While reading a recent article in the Los Angeles Times about some drive-in theaters... Read more →
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Lifestyle
How the Gambling Industry has Changed Over the Years
By Our Friends on
Gambling has been a popular activity for centuries, from dice rolling and card playing in... Read more →
Film
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Now and Again: Finding Memory Lost to Alzheimer’s
By Alex Leff on
On a crisp spring morning in 1945, two teenagers set off on their rickety bicycles for... Read more →
Poetry
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An Island in the Middle of a Lake
By Jack Grapes on
I came to Los Angeles 50 years ago -- in the fall of 1968 -- the same year George Drury... Read more →
OUR WORLD
Lucia Jacobs on the Groundbreaking Sarah Blaffer Hrdy
By Julie Hébert on
Our storyteller this round is Dr. Lucia Jacobs (UC Berkeley neuroscientist) whose work on... Read more →
OUR WORLD
T/Here in Williamsburg, Part 4: Love and Death
By Dennis sinneD on
“Every time I read Baudrillard's dictum to Ecclesiastes I think, 'Here is a man who... Read more →
Poetry
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The Battle Between Labor & Capital
By Mike Sonksen on
Back before the 8-hour workday, back before the living wage, children worked in... Read more →
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Spineless Determination
By Rob Lang on
Life's choices can take you just about anywhere. You can be determined to fulfill your... Read more →
Literature
Brides of Christ
By Barbara Kraft on
BRIDES OF CHRIST: HILDEGARD OF BINGEN, SAINT TERESA OF AVILA, SOR JUANA INÉS DE LA CRUZ... Read more →
FoodMusicPoetry
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Take A Detour From Route 66: Taos to L.A
By Cultural Weekly on
Route 66: The name conjures up small towns, mom and pop diners, motels and drive-ins... Read more →
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