Making a Law and Why
Guest column
When my wife was stricken with breast cancer a second time, I called the hospital where Rosalie was initially treated some 14 years earlier to get the laboratory pathology slides of the original tumor. We needed the original slides to determine whether this latest episode was a new cancer or the re-emergence of the original tumor. Full Story
Village Matters
Stagecraft With a Twist
Monday night the Laguna Playhouse featured an interview with Catherine Butterfield, the author of its current play, "Brownstone." At this free event, audience members could sit in on the on-stage conversation between Andrew Barnicle, artistic director, and the playwright, about her life as an actor, producer, and writer of plays, television episodes and screenplays. Full Story
Fear and Anger - The Resolution
The public relations firm, Benner and Bowen Inc., has been hired by Fear and Anger to come up with an image change that will allow them to contribute their specific gifts to the world. The constant denigration and disrespect that they encounter has become unbearable. Full Story
Star Talk!
LAUREN MEGGISON, MFA, Ph.D., is a professional astrologer who maintains a private practice in Laguna Beach, California, where she advises an international clientele. Full Story
Anything Goes in April
From one extreme to the other - 90 degrees last Sunday, 60 degrees this past Sunday. March 2008 is only the third March in 50 years with no measurable rain. The other two were in 1961 and 1997. April is now upon us, and the average April rainfall is about 1.2 inches. The wettest April was in 1983 with 5.22 inches. Full Story
The Gun Question
"I need to ask you a question," I said, pausing as I summoned up the strength for a socially awkward moment with the mom of my daughter's newest friend. A play date was in the works, but first I needed to talk to the mom, whom I did not know well. Full Story
Financial Information
The Next Quarter Begins
Stocks finished the quarter on Monday with the Dow at 12,262 and the S&P 500 at 1323. A year earlier, on March 31, 2007, they closed at 12,354 and 1421. Despite all the intervening agitation about volatility with triple-digit market moves, 12twelve months of trading produced only a relatively tame 92 point drop in the Dow, a mere flicker by current standards. Full Story
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