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Start the Presses: Brown-baggin' it
On a strangely cool August day several years ago, I walked into a New York City classroom to begin my first day of classes at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. Inside that small, overheated room were a dozen other students, and the...Tags: New York City, Education, Sandwiches, Journalism, Foods and Beverages
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GCC should put the heat on smokers
New rules and seven new designated areas for smoking help reduce the amount of cigarette butts and ashes at Glendale Community College. Enforcement started in spring when campus put up signs in different areas on campus, but is enforcement through stiff...Tags: Burbank (Los Angeles, California)
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Start the Presses: Serving the readers into the new year
The newspaper business — not to mention the news itself in this town — moves incredibly fast, so much so that I occasionally feel the need to hire chiropractors to treat the whiplash for my long-suffering staff. The paper moved forward...Tags: Robin Hood, Melanie Safka, LinkedIn Corp., Newspapers, New Products
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Friendly area competition
Bits and pieces from the local sports scene: Finding out who is the city's best: There will be a large group of youngsters running and jumping around at Burbank High today, that is, if the weather cooperates. But the boys and girls will be scampering...Tags: Shauna Estes, Arkansas Razorbacks, John Muir, Golf, Southeastern Conference
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Local helps GCC to victory
GLENDALE — The Glendale Community College men's tennis team began the second half of Western State Conference action Tuesday afternoon just like it did the first half — with a victory against Santa Barbara City College. Only the latest...Tags: Education, National Collegiate Athletic Association
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Honorees make hall
GLENDALE — They each came Saturday night to be celebrated and honored for their accomplishments at the 10th annual Glendale Community College Athletic Hall of Fame. But in the midst of sharing memories and smiling about their experiences, they each...Tags: Elections, John Block, Volleyball, Andy Reid, Human Interest
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Teams earn CIF rankings
Bits and pieces from the local sports scene: Burroughs, Providence volleyball squads lead the way: Two area boys' volleyball teams are ranked among the top 10 in their respective divisions in this week's CIF Southern Section rankings. The team ranked...Tags: Shauna Estes, Volleyball, High School Sports
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Nelson wins 3,000-meter race
Keeping up with area athletes competing in college: Western Nelson (Burroughs High) freshman, Cal State San Marcos men's cross-country: The former Leader Male Athlete of the Year had a fine performance last weekend in the San Diego Collegiate Challenge,...Tags: University of California, San Diego, Teaching and Learning, Arkansas Razorbacks, Students, UNLV Rebels
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Teams' aptitude for success
BURBANK — Hector Perez has built a winning baseball program at Bellarmine-Jefferson High over the last 11 years. Along with turning out a crop of players who have won league player-of-the-year honors and players who have gone on to compete on the...Tags: Elections, Teaching and Learning, Education, Students, Baseball
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Coach: 'We just did not execute'
IRVINE — It was a game it could have won.
It was a game it probably should have won.
With just under five minutes remaining in its contest against Orange Lutheran High, the Bellarmine-Jefferson High girls' basketball team took a five-point...Tags: Basketball, Multi-Sport Events, College Sports, College Basketball, Sports
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School board candidate Roberta Grande Reynolds
Current school board member Roberta Grande Reynolds is a Burbank native, and a member of a three-generation Burbank family. As a child she attended Franklin Elementary, Luther Middle School and Burbank High School. Her two adult daughters also attended...Tags: Elections, Health and Medical Professionals, Teaching and Learning, Human Interest, School Examinations
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City Council candidate Jacqueline Waltman
Jacqueline Waltman knows how to hold people accountable, and the Burbank City Council hopeful has spent her entire career doing so. The 56-year Burbank resident serves on the city's Landlord-Tenant Commission while working as a state parole agent....Tags: Elections, Alternative Energy, Economy, Business and Finance, Traffic, Local Elections
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