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An interview with Colt Kirwan, an up-and-coming content creator in New York City
Colt Kirwan stays inspired by filming videos in New York City while simultaneously capturing content for YouTube creators in New York City.
Opinion: To Senator Padilla on our border crisis
Urgent action is needed to address the ever-mounting crisis at the border.
With another school year, universities create new Greek life restrictions
It’s no secret that the hyper-saturated sorority and fraternity drama of the big screen has spilled over less glamorously into real life. As the upcoming fall term approaches, universities across the country have released and repealed a myriad of guidelines regarding their Greek rows aimed at better-regulating behavior before it becomes dangerous or costly.
Review: Visit L.A.’s coziest bookshops for a fall getaway
In fall’s great calling, grab a coffee or tea to discover the hidden gems of small bookstores and explore the unique, unforgettable experiences they have to offer.
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Review: Culver City High School defies controversy with powerful production of ‘The Laramie Project,’ illuminates realities of hate and hope
Culver City High School’s fearless production of “The Laramie Project” illuminates the enduring impact of hate crimes. Through powerful performances and backstage reflections, students challenge societal norms, urging audiences to listen and engage with the poignant realities portrayed on stage.
Opinion: The slow death of the arts and how we got here
The arts are being removed from society and public schools are a big reason why.
Opinion: The slow death of the arts and how we got here
The arts are being removed from society and public schools are a big reason why.
With another school year, universities create new Greek life restrictions
It’s no secret that the hyper-saturated sorority and fraternity drama of the big screen has spilled over less glamorously into real life. As the upcoming fall term approaches, universities across the country have released and repealed a myriad of guidelines regarding their Greek rows aimed at better-regulating behavior before it becomes dangerous or costly.
Echo Park Farmers’ Market: The 17-year-old hidden gem in Echo Park
The Echo Park community is brought together in a weekly event supporting local farmers and small businesses.
Opinion: California’s high-speed rail project is a two-edged sword of progress and displacement
The Los Angeles-to-San Francisco high-speed rail project is a venture that has sparked fierce debate, captivating both politicians and citizens alike.