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It’s said the French dip sandwich was created in Los Angeles in 1918 by Philippe Matthieu.  The story of it comes from a mere accident, on a fateful day in 1918 a policeman coming in for a sandwich was running late for work. Matthieu dropped the French roll in a roasting pan filled with...

This semester’s issue, ”LA Culture,” features the La Brea Tar Pits and Museum, LA Dodgers, Disneyland, Chicano fashion, and the history of Melrose Avenue.

"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.

Esha Momeni could not understand why the women of the One Million Signatures Campaign were not closer. So, she asked questions - a lot of questions. She got to know you before you realized what happened. It was a curiosity that gave the graduate student many friends at Cal State Northridge, but in Tehran, Iran on Oct.

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Jack grew up in the Valley. He celebrated birthdays with his large extended family and friends in backyard events. He sang in the choir at his high school. He graduated with honors. When he was 18, he asked if he could get his driver's license, the last rite to becoming an adult, as his parents had promised him he could when they had denied the request two years prior.

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.