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Terri Connett
Columnist - June 20, 2018 in Columnists
The moral issue of our time
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Debra DeAngelo
Columnist - June 19, 2018 in Columnists
Trade you the immigrant children for a wall
Trump holds immigrant children hostage to get his wall built.
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Julie Parker
Columnist - June 17, 2018 in Columnists
Of grandfathers and fathers
In times of self-reflection and self-analysis, I have looked at my parents and my childhood. I can see aspects of myself that I have either inherited or absorbed from each of them. I called my dad this morning to wish him a happy Father’s Day,...
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Carolyn Wyler
Columnist and C.O.O - June 17, 2018 in Columnists
A sword, an abacus, a letter and a chair
The sword lies on display on the mantel above the fireplace, a souvenir from Japan bought years ago during the war. The abacus on the bookshelf counts the years (23) since his passing. A letter on the nightstand, quickly accessible to read at any nostalgic...
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Maya Spier Stiles North
Columnist, Copy Editor - June 17, 2018 in Columnists
Father’s Day for imperfect dads
The happy family is a myth for many. Carolyn Spring Every Father’s Day there are tributes to all the perfect dads out there. Glowing praise, love and gratitude illuminate the virtual halls of social media as these dads bask in their well-earned praise. I’ve known...
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Stephen Cooper
Columnist - June 9, 2018 in Columnists
Workshopping myself with writer Steve Hauk
Because I’m blessed, but also, because I’m a writer and therefore accursed with all the selfish, self-doubting sensibilities writers share, this past Memorial Day weekend I drove from Los Angeles — through green-gold, straw-yellow, and baked-red foothills dotting the California coast — to Monterey. I...
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Stephen Cooper
Columnist - June 9, 2018 in Columnists
Ducking and dodging death penalty accountability in Alabama
Continuing its odious tradition of ducking and dodging transparency and accountability in how the state puts its prisoners to death – (purportedly) in the name of the people – the beleaguered Alabama Office of the Attorney General has asserted in a new convoluted, churlish, and...
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Kate Laddish
Columnist - June 7, 2018 in Columnists
“A reeling but seamless blend of fantasy and reality” – Hawks premiere “Last Man in Tujunga” ahead of “Live and Never Learn” release
You know that moment of slight trepidation before biting into an apple? Sure, it looks good, and you really like apples, but will the first bite reveal this one to be nice and crisp or a mushy mess? Magnify that frisson of suspense 100 times....
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Kelvin Wade
Columnist - June 1, 2018 in Columnists
Sam Bee took the sting out of her message
I’ve read a lot of commentary on Samantha Bee calling Ivanka Trump a “feckless cunt” and most progressive takes are it’s no big deal. Some point out the horrible things her father has said. Kathy Griffin came out with a tweet begging her not to...
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