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'Little women' bring big voices to the stage

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Though published in 1868 Louisa May Alcott's novel "Little Women" has remained a part of our culture. The story which follows Jo March and her three sisters as they come of age in New England during the Civil War still strikes a chord with readers today. Several film adaptations of the book have been made over the years showing its cultural relevance even after over a century … [Read more...] about 'Little women' bring big voices to the stage

Spring Break's list of Dos and Don'ts of 2011

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Hey Gang. It's that time of the year again when classes cease for a week in the name of collegiate hooliganism and shenanigans. That's right; nothing says "spring break" like the last week of February especially when Punxsutawney Phil sees his shadow. Forget the fact that the Storm Fax Weather Almanac claims Phil predicts spring's arrival correctly a pathetic 39 percent of the … [Read more...] about Spring Break's list of Dos and Don'ts of 2011

Banksy strikes on PCH

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The distinct flair of the controversial British graffiti artist known only as Banksy can currently be spotted close to home. A tank on Pacific Coast Highway between Temescal Canyon and Chatauqua Boulevard in the Pacific Palisades reads "This looks a bit like an elephant." Notorious for managing to paint five pieces on Israel's West Bank Barrier in 2005 Banksy is known for … [Read more...] about Banksy strikes on PCH

Student receives national accolade

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George Washington University was brimming with a passion for liberty this weekend as more than 500 students from across the globe descended on Washington D.C. for the fourth annual International Students For Liberty (SFL) Conference hosted by GWU's Liberty Society. Taking home the award for Student of the Year was senior Michelle Fields SFL campus coordinator for the L.A. area … [Read more...] about Student receives national accolade