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	All for Dumas and Dumas for All at Theatricum By Frederik Sisa @ 12:00 PM June 28, 2010 Found in: Theatre A larger-than-life story like Alexandre Dumas’s classic adventure needs room for swords to clash, dastardly villains to plot and heroes to save the day. Movie adaptations of “The Three Musketeers” benefit from expansive locations and sets, along with the illusion provided by camera angles. Ellen Geer’s theatrical adaptation benefits from the outdoor amphitheatre space of the Theatricum Botanicum in Topanga Canyon. read
	The Treasure Hunt Is on By Frederik Sisa @ 10:00 AM June 21, 2010 Found in: A & E Mike Bruce, director of the Legend of God’s Gun (http://www.thefrontpageonline.com/AcidWesternTheLegendofGodsGun), returns with Treasure of the Black Jaguar. He took a few moments to talk to me about his second feature film. read
	We Are Celebrating a Birth, Our First By Ari L. Noonan @ 4:00 PM June 17, 2010 Found in: A & E Forgive me for bursting with the joy of a new father, even though my youngest son was born 21 years ago this summer. read
	Dispatches from the Front Lines of Ideology: A Review of The Young Conservatives’ Field Guide’ (Part 4) By Frederik Sisa @ 3:00 PM June 14, 2010 Found in: A & E [Editor’s Note: As a non-narrative book, “The Young Conservative’s Field Guide: Facts, Charts and Figures,” by Brenton Stransky and Andrew Foy, M.D., defies the usual short review and asks instead for a more comprehensive discussion. We are pleased to provide you with that discussion in the last of four parts.] read
	Dispatches from the Front Lines of Ideology: A Review of The Young Conservatives’ Field Guide (Part 3) By Frederik Sisa @ 8:00 AM June 11, 2010 Found in: A & E [Editor’s Note: As a non-narrative book,” The Young Conservative’s Field Guide: Facts, Charts and Figures,” by Brenton Stransky and Andrew Foy, M.D., defies the usual short review and asks instead for a more comprehensive discussion. We are pleased to provide you with that discussion in several parts.] read
	Dispatches from the Front Lines of Ideology: A Review of The Young Conservatives’ Field Guide (Part 2) By Frederik Sisa @ 9:00 AM June 07, 2010 Found in: A & E [Editor’s Note: As a non-narrative book, “The Young Conservative’s Field Guide: Facts, Charts and Figures,” by Brenton Stransky and Andrew Foy, MD, defies the usual short review and asks instead for a more comprehensive discussion. We are pleased to provide you with that discussion in the second of several parts.] read
	AVPA Premiers Three New Student Films Tonight at Sony Pictures By Susan Bronstein @ 10:00 AM June 04, 2010 Found in: A & E Culver City High School’s Academy of Visual and Performing Art’s Young Filmmakers will premier three new films, “Daphne,” “Lovebarf” and “Zoetrope!” this evening at Sony Pictures Studios. read
	Dispatches from the Front Lines of Ideology: A Review of ‘The Young Conservatives’ Field Guide’ (Part 1) By Frederik Sisa @ 8:00 AM May 31, 2010 Found in: A & E Editor’s Note: As a non-narrative book, “The Young Conservative’s Field Guide: Facts, Charts and Figures” by Brenton Stransky and Andrew Foy, M.D., defies the usual short review and asks instead for a more comprehensive discussion. We are pleased to provide you with that discussion in the first of several parts. ,br/>read
	At ‘Darn Yankees,’ Cheering for Both Sides — Meet the Winners and the Winners By Ari L. Noonan @ 3:00 PM May 24, 2010 Found in: A & E Why was yesterday afternoon’s matineé performance of “Darn Yankees” by the Middle School a breathtakingly welcome departure from typical public performances by students of their age? read
	Continuing A Tradition: CCHS All Night Grad Party By Susan Bronstein @ 8:00 AM May 20, 2010 Found in: A & E Since 1953, Culver City High School parents and alumni volunteers have provided a fun, exciting and memorable party for their graduating seniors. read

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