Looking Forward
Looking Forward – Ted Bellamy
THE TEMPTATION OF QUANTIFICATION Last week the L.A. Times rated Los Angeles school teachers by their pupils’ scores on two …[READ MORE]
Articles by Judith
Culver City Crossroads
Dear Editor- Does This Ring A (Bell) ?
Dear Editor, If you’ve been reading about the city of Bell lately, your first reaction might be gratitude that you …[READ MORE]
News
Brush Fire Burns on Culver Crest
A sudden brush fire in the Culver Crest area this afternoon (August 20) at 3:30 p.m. burned about an acre …[READ MORE]
Schools
Linwood Howe Honors Prime Number-Students
In an era of steadily declining funds for public schools, the good news about math education in Culver City Unified …[READ MORE]
Looking Up by Bob Eklund
Looking Up – Bob Eklund
Eclipsing Pulsar Promises Clues to Crushed Matter A city-sized sphere rotating 518 times a second… Astronomers using an X-ray telescope …[READ MORE]
Arts
Culver City Symphony Last Summer Concert in MdR
On Thursday, August 19, at 7 p.m. The Culver City Symphony Orchestra will again change locale from Veteran’s Memorial Auditorium, …[READ MORE]
Community
Mary Pickford at the Library this Saturday
The Culver City Friends of the Library in association with the Mary Pickford Institute for Film Education presents a charming …[READ MORE]
Arts
“Dracula” Rises Again at Kentwood
Join Kentwood Players as they delve into the famously haunting story “Dracula” as dramatized by Hamilton Deane and John L. …[READ MORE]
Fresh From The Farm
Fresh From the Farm – Katie Malich
The fragrant French breakfast melons at the Tuesday Culver City Farmers Market caught Crossroads reader Elizabeth’s eye. She wrote Fresh …[READ MORE]
Community
Hungry? Fiesta La Ballona is Coming
Fiesta La Ballona Announces “Senior Citizen’s Early Bird Special” The Fiesta La Ballona is having a “Senior Citizen’s Early Bird …[READ MORE]