Archive for Sunday, January 28, 2007
California | Local
A leader whose actions resonate
California | Local |
January 28, 2007
SILENCE. In the air was a symphony. Read more
Magazine
BILL VIOLA
Magazine |
January 28, 2007
One saturday at his Signal Hill studio, where it’s so quiet you can
hear the oil derricks churn 200 yards away, Bill Viola is speaking to
20 undergraduates from Art Center. Read more
Real Estate
Nowhere to go but up
Real Estate |
January 28, 2007
BUILDING a luxury home on a gritty back-alley patch measuring only 20
feet by 20 feet seemed preposterous on its face. Read more
Sports
Bringing HOME the glory
Sports |
January 28, 2007
The menu for next Sunday’s big do at the Church of God will be
potluck, though there’s sure to be venison chili, finger food, sweet
tea and lemonade. Read more
Travel
A quick bite of the Apple
Travel |
January 28, 2007
THIS is a West Side story, a chance for a 24-hour romance with Manhattan. Read more
News
Illness injects urgency into family life
News |
January 28, 2007
Seven-year-old Nicholas Chamernik had rarely seen his parents cry. Read more
Business
Trading punches
Business |
January 28, 2007
New York Stock Exchange trader Michael Mulroy is punching furiously,
each of his jabs landing with a thud that echoes across the cavernous room. Read more
Books
Peripheral visions
Books |
January 28, 2007
IN the months before the 1992 Los Angeles riots, I lived in an Echo
Park bungalow complex called Sunset Villas. Read more
Entertainment
Heat-seekers hit Sundance
Entertainment |
January 28, 2007
THE Sundance Film Festival is all about stars, parties, swag,
branding, skiing and, oh, yeah, films. Read more
National
Thousands join bicoastal war protest
National |
January 28, 2007
About 100,000 antiwar protesters from around the country converged
Saturday on the National Mall, galvanized by opposition to President
Bush’s plan to increase the number of troops in Iraq. Read more
Opinion
Nixon and the King
Opinion |
January 28, 2007
THE NOW well-known photograph of Elvis Presley shaking hands with
President Nixon – the most requested image from the National
Archives – seems to be a study in contrast. Read more
World
Iraq courts Democrats
World |
January 28, 2007
Representatives of Iraq’s government are hedging their bets on
America’s political future, hoping to keep U.S. support for their
country strong by building ties with a Democratic Party that now
controls Congress and is closely scrutinizing President Bush’s Iraq policy. Read more
