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From KCET:

• Chicken Wings Meet Upscale Hollywood at Delphine 9.30.11
• Top Chef IIan Hall Expands His Downtown Empire 9.28.11

From LA Weekly:

• Know Your L.A. Hip-Hop Dances: The Controversial Origin Story of The Dougie 10.25.11

From Neon Tommy:

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• Strategies for ‘Incognito’ at the Santa Monica Museum: Pick Your Favorite or Find the Ruscha? - 5.2.11
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• Tattoos and Torah: One Woman’s Journey to the Rabbinate - 4.30.11
• Repairing the World One Garden at a Time - 5.3.11
• Rabbis, Rev. King and the Revolution - 2.19.11
• Banning the Burqa: Behind the Veil of France’s New Law - 4.15.11

• Tim Crouch is “The Author” and the Actor at Kirk Douglas 2.16.11
• Rachel Axler’s Smudge Marks Syzygy’s Season 1.14.11
• A. Jeffrey Schoenberg: At Home in Period Clothes 12.3.10
• Ovation Costume Design Nominees: Fashioning Dreams & Building Community 11.30.10

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• Laughing at Terrorism: “Four Lions” Shows Us How 11.1.10
• “Venice” at the Kirk Douglas Theatre: Hip-Hop Musicals Have Finally, Mostly, Arrived 10.19.10
• “The Yes Men” Teach L.A. How to Do Something, Anything 10.15.10
• Geffen Playhouse’s “Ruined” Tackles Tough Subject with Grace 9.17.10
• LA Phil & Diavolo Dance Theatre Finish with a Hollywood Ending 9.10.10

• Does “The Tillman Story” Deserve a Hero’s Welcome? – 9.11.10

From Truthdig:

• A New Battle Over Resources in Israel - 4.28.11
• Wars Went MIA From Midterm Debates – 11.17.10

From Trans/Missions

• Obama in Tucson: What Does Scripture Tell Us? 1.17.11
• U.S. Revives the Oubliette for Muslim Inmates 3.4.11

From Krista Tippett on Being:

• Palestinian-Daughter Sings Despite Father’s Wishes 2.17.11

From The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life:

• RNS: Israeli Ambassador Prompts Debate Over Campus Free Speech 3.1.11

From The Daily Pilot:

• Some Afraid to Speak Up at UC Irvine 3.10.11

From Mondoweiss:

• Reporting from the Perspective of 1948 — a profile of Jonathan Cook 5.12.11
• March 15 in Nazareth 3.15.11

• Bicycle Kitchen empowers a growing movement - 4.14.10
• Thousands visit Vernon psychic’s shop - 2.25.10 
• Happy pigs adorn pork-packing plant that makes Dodger Dogs - 2.25.10

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• In Pursuit of the Perfect Cup - Winter 2010 issue
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From American Cowboy Magazine:

• Wolves at the Door

From The South Los Angeles Report:

• GAP program aims to improve education in L.A. - 12.4.09
• Protestors enraged by decision to raise UC tuition - 11.20.09

From Neon Tommy –the voice of Annenberg digital news:

• OK Go’s Latest Video Release Is ‘Awesomeness’ - 3.5.10
• Jane Goodall: Never Give Up

• United Way Releases Report on LA County - 2.10.10
• Neighborhood Council’s reaction to proposed cuts - 2.2.10

From The South Los Angeles Report:

• Are students languishing in English learner programs? - 1.4.10
• Fremont students perform at Theatricum Botanicum - 12.23.09
• Parents scramble to meet Dec. 18 school choice decisions - 12.17.09
• Gates Foundation officials discuss teacher quality - 12.7.09
• Struggling to pursue college, students support DREAM Act - 10.28.09
• State hearing examines how to improve low-performing schools - 10.27.09
• Telling the stories of undocumented youth - 10.5.09

• Let Pat be a Lesson to You - 2.5.10

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