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Sherine Green’s journey ‘bridges’ immigration and racial equality in America
Born in Jamaica, Sherine Green navigated a path of adversity and multiculturalism to find inclusion and belonging in the U.S.
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 As the upcoming fall term approaches, universities across the country have released and repealed a myriad of guidelines regarding their Greek rows aimed at better-regulating behavior before it becomes dangerous or costly.
Opinion: Murphy Ranch’s abandoned Nazi bunker reflects L.A.’s hidden past
The Murphy Ranch hiking area in West Los Angeles is filled with lush green foliage, fascinating lookout points and a running river. The trail leads to an astonishing hidden time capsule of the WWII era.
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John Marshall High School institutes new computer surveillance
John Marshall High School teachers recently voted to expand the capabilities of student surveillance software GoGuardian.
Ballerina Mira Nadon: A principal dancer’s journey from plie to prominence
Dive into the enchanting world of ballet as New York City Ballet Principal Dancer Mira Nadon returns to her roots at Inland Pacific Ballet Academy in “The Nutcracker.”
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.
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 As the upcoming fall term approaches, universities across the country have released and repealed a myriad of guidelines regarding their Greek rows aimed at better-regulating behavior before it becomes dangerous or costly.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.
