Drinks, friends and all that Jazz
Tradition, quality and cheap drinks, Casey's has it all. Three nights a week, it's all set to the tune of jazz.
Green Pastures to ‘Green’ Buildings
Begun as a place for former World War II GIs to retrain for domestic jobs, Pierce College has evolved into a multi-cultured, multi-ethnic student body. While still maintaining an agriculture and pre-vet program, the curriculum has vastly expanded. As the campus marks 60 years, it is again in the midst of change, growth and renovation.
A ‘Thrilling’ anniversary
When you hear the name Michael Jackson, most likely the image of a tarnished, quirky freak of a man comes to mind. That's now, but back in 1983 when MJ was still "normal," he and Quincy Jones produced the record-shattering "Thriller" album.
Flavor Chaser’s Top five LA food trucks
ELLIOT GOLAN / The Bull1. Frysmith Twitter.com/frysmith Though extremely simple conceptually, the creativity that Frysmith exhibits within such a small scope of cuisine is astounding. A helpful and friendly crew makes you feel light while receiving a dish that is anything but. Top Dish: Chicken Sweet Potato fries. 2. The Grilled Cheese Truck Twitter.com/grlldcheesetruk Taking a staple of childhood lore and evolving it...
Definition of Success
Story by Kat Mabry
Photos by Lorrie Reyes & Jose Romero
L.A. actor finds his passion teaching self-defense
Photo: Jose Romero
Update May 31, 2012: David Tadman did not practice martial arts with Bruce Lee as stated in "Definition of Success". David Tadman is a Bruce Lee historian.
With small hands resting just below perfectly tied ranking belts, on black gi pants, they stand in...
Alumnus returns to the gridiron
"It was down the street. I wanted to keep playing football," said former NFL and Pierce College quarterback Erik Kramer, recalling how he came to play for Pierce, where he led the Brahmas to a 10-0 season. "I also already had a relationship with (former coach) Jim Fenwick, and my mom went to Pierce, so it was a natural choice.
Juggling Act
Imagine being late for class in the morning: you've misplaced your notebook, your coffee is cold, you stayed up all night typing a paper and your keys have pulled a disappearing act. Now imagine your child following you around the house that same morning as you frantically try to pack a diaper bag, comb sticky hair, find a favorite lost toy and retie tiny shoes for what seems like the hundredth time.