Sacrifice and perseverance are part of the program for players on the AVP tour.
Revitalized: USC Women’s Volleyball 2006
The cover of last year’s USC women’s volleyball media guide features three players posing in hard hats against a backdrop of rebar and concrete pilings. And rebuild they did.
Debunking, and Creating, Myths of Sprawl
At each turn, Bruegmann accepts that the current American landscape is more than all right, and argues that Americans should have chosen sprawl because sprawl is good and that no movement towards density, no matter how fervent, should obscure suburbia’s virtues.
Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak Champions Smart Growth, True Regional Cooperation in Twin Cities
TPR was pleased to speak with Mayor Rybak about his success in the Twin Cities region, whose goals and challenges are not so different from those of Los Angeles.
Remembering better days: The Campus Club of old
I suspect that few current students consider Campus a great loss; death comes quietly on the Street, with a few souls sitting by lamplight while parties down the block swing into full. Yet, Campus’ legacy should not depend on only the three years of memories held by current Princeton students.
A Down-to-Earth 9/11 Memorial
one of us intended to ignore Bolourchi’s memory or deny the enormity of 9/11. We who braced ourselves to speak against the proposal did not, however, wish to limit our support to the memory of a single soul when sadness still fell all around the nation.
Literary Taxonomy and the Strange Case of Journalism
High school does not know what to do with journalism.
‘SportsCenter’ on a $5 budget
Malibu is becoming a city of champions, and if a team of broadcast journalism students get their way, everyone in town will soon know about it.
Malibu High School Top Ranked Nationally
According to a recent listing of America’s “top ranked high schools” in Newsweek magazine — though it swims with tens of thousands of other public high schools, in a pond as enormous as the United States itself — Malibu High School is one very big Shark.
Prioritized budget items head to council
The City Council Administration and Finance Subcommittee assigned priorities to an array of potential budget items proposed by commissions, community groups and individual citizens at its annual budget priorities meeting this month.