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    Mar 25, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  1. Doreen B. Boxer, Esq.

    Doreen B. Boxer is a Certified Specialist in Criminal Law, California State Bar Board of Specialization. For more than two decades she has fought for her clients–winning acquittals, dismissals and reversals in trial and appellate courts. While the chief public defender for one of the largest counties in California, she oversaw 120 criminal defense attorneys handling more than 250,000 criminal cases. Bar member in California, New York, Massachusetts and several federal jurisdictions. Ms. Boxer’s broad litigation experience is key to excellent results for her criminal defense and family law clients.
    Doreen B. Boxer is a Certified Specialist in Criminal Law, California State Bar Board of Specialization. For more than two decades she has fought for her clients–winning acquittals, dismissals and reversals in trial and appellate courts. While the...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Colleges and Universities, Criminals, Education, Harvard University

    2. Mar 25, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  2. Jacqueline Goodman

    Jacqueline Goodman is a criminal defense lawyer based in Orange County, California. She is admitted to the United States Supreme Court and is named on the Wall of Recognition at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. She was the founding president of the North Orange County Bar Association, and has been a featured speaker at law schools including NYU Law, UCLA Law and Chapman Law. She has been a guest lecturer on legal issues at Brown University and Occidental, among others, and is a regularly featured speaker for the National Lawyer’s Guild. She recently debated the District Attorney of Orange County, Tony Rackauckas with moderator, Constitutional scholar and Dean of UCI Law, Erwin Chemerinsky.
    Jacqueline Goodman is a criminal defense lawyer based in Orange County, California. She is admitted to the United States Supreme Court and is named on the Wall of Recognition at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. She was the founding...

    Tags: Laws, Crime, Law and Justice, Brown University, Freedom of the Press, U.S. Supreme Court

    3. Mar 19, 2013 |Story| Daily American

  3. Brooklyn-based jazz group coming to Richland

    Our Town Correspondent
    The Recessionals Jazz Band is coming to the Richland Performing Arts Center on March 23 beginning at 7 p.m. The Brooklyn-based band's “Go For Broke” tour is in support of their latest CD of the same title. Their danceable music has the...

    Tags: Louis Armstrong, Arts and Culture, Arts, Benny Goodman, Customs and Tradition

    4. Mar 20, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  4. PASSINGS: Peter Meyerson, Fran Warren, Max Jakobson

    <strong>Peter Meyerson</strong>
    Peter Meyerson TV writer, producer worked on 'The Monkees' and 'Welcome Back, Kotter' Peter Meyerson, 81, a TV writer and producer who co-wrote the debut episodes of sitcom classics "The Monkees" and "Welcome Back, Kotter," died March 11 at Hoag...

    Tags: Merv Griffin, Johnny Carson, The Monkees (tv program), John Travolta, Celebrities

    5. Mar 20, 2013 |Story| RedEye

  5. Group celebrates LGBT geekiness

    Kicking down the geek closet door can be as liberating as the coming-out process for some LGBTs&mdash;a transformation as powerful as Clark Kent shedding his suit and spectacles for the iconic blue tights and red cape of his alter ego, Superman.
    For RedEye
    Kicking down the geek closet door can be as liberating as the coming-out process for some LGBTs—a transformation as powerful as Clark Kent shedding his suit and spectacles for the iconic blue tights and red cape of his alter ego, Superman. "LGBT...

    Tags: Harry Potter (fictional character), Dining and Drinking, Lifestyle and Leisure, Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo, Sam Raimi

    6. Feb 18, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  6. Florabel Kinsler dies at 83; social worker aided Holocaust survivors

    After World War II, social workers typically urged Holocaust survivors to forget their horrific wartime experiences and get on with their lives.
    After World War II, social workers typically urged Holocaust survivors to forget their horrific wartime experiences and get on with their lives. That struck Florabel Kinsler as a foolish and impossible order. During a decades-long career, the Los...

    Tags: Religion and Belief, Science and Technology, Psychologists, Medical Specialization, Brentwood (Islip, New York)

    7. Mar 8, 2013 | Orlando Sentinel

  7. Counter revolution emerges on education reform

    Sentinel School Zone - Orlando Sentinel
        Two decades into the school “reform” drive that has painted itself as having everyone on board, a strong, nationwide counter-movement has emerged.  Diane Ravitch, the grande dame of American education and a research professor of...
    8. Feb 26, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  8. Senate committee OKs Jacob Lew nomination for Treasury secretary

    WASHINGTON -- A Senate committee voted Tuesday to confirm <a href="74579720">Jacob J. Lew</a> as Treasury Secretary despite Republican concerns about his support for higher taxes to reduce the nation's debt as well as his tenure as a Citigroup Inc. executive before joining the Obama administration.
    WASHINGTON -- A Senate committee voted Tuesday to confirm Jacob J. Lew as Treasury Secretary despite Republican concerns about his support for higher taxes to reduce the nation's debt as well as his tenure as a Citigroup Inc. executive before joining...

    Tags: Harry Reid, Orrin Hatch, Economy, Business and Finance, U.S. Senate Committee on Finance, U.S. Senate

    9. Feb 25, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  9. Senate panel set to vote Tuesday on Treasury nominee Jacob Lew

    WASHINGTON -- A Senate committee is expected to vote to confirm Jacob J. Lew's nomination to be Treasury secretary on Tuesday, setting the stage for his confirmation by the full Senate in the coming days.
    WASHINGTON -- A Senate committee is expected to vote to confirm Jacob J. Lew's nomination to be Treasury secretary on Tuesday, setting the stage for his confirmation by the full Senate in the coming days. Lew, the former White House chief of staff,...

    Tags: Economy, Business and Finance, U.S. Senate, Washington, DC, Politics, Finance

    10. Feb 25, 2013 |Story| Los Angeles Times

  10. Jerry Brown skips White House gathering for New York meetings

    SACRAMENTO -- Gov. Jerry Brown skipped a meeting at the White House on Monday and hopped a train for New York, where he will meet with a former Treasury secretary and a past chairman of the Federal Reserve. Instead of attending the White House session...

    Tags: Jerry Brown, Executive Branch, White House, Paul Volcker, Regional Authority

    11. Mar 22, 2013 |Story| SFL

  11. Guys and dhols

    Attired in a canary-yellow shirt, sequined slacks and a pharaoh's headdress, Sunny Jain beat a brisk tattoo on his two-sided dhol drum. Beaded and bewigged residents of New Orleans' Trem&eacute; and French Quarter neighborhoods danced and shouted along to the ecstatic music of Jain's Brooklyn-based brass-and-drums band, Red Baraat, who made their Mardi Gras debut in February. As captured on YouTube, one boy does his best to keep up with the frenzied beat, crazy-legging and pumping his arms. He excitedly jumps in the air at the song's finish.
    Attired in a canary-yellow shirt, sequined slacks and a pharaoh's headdress, Sunny Jain beat a brisk tattoo on his two-sided dhol drum. Beaded and bewigged residents of New Orleans' Tremé and French Quarter neighborhoods danced and shouted along to the...

    Tags: Apple iTunes, Galactic (music group), Arts and Culture, Washington, DC, Culture

    12. Feb 24, 2013 |Story| Aberdeen News

  12. Antiques: Folk art covers wide range of items

    King Features Syndicate
    "Folk art" is the confusing name given to some things made by untrained artists. From the 1930s into the ’50s, antique collectors might have called these pieces "primitive" or named them for a region, like "Pennsylvania German style." By the 1950s,...

    Tags: Japan, Artists, Arts and Culture, Auction Service, New York City

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