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  • USC Sets Basketball Schedule

    Jun 25, 2015

    The USC men's basketball team has announced its schedule for the 2015-16 season. Included are all of the nonconference games and the Pac-12 opponent and date windows for games. The Pac-12 schedule is expected to be finalized by September 1 when television assignments are finalized. USC returns all five starters from last season's team and its young and talented squad features just one senior. In addition, USC has added two top-60 recruits in forwards Chimezie Metu and Bennie Boatwright. The Trojans will open their regular season with a home...

  • Dear Editor

    Letters|Jun 25, 2015

    I found a number of errors in reporting of agenda item A-1 (Moratorium on Large Homes). 1. There was no vote on a moratorium, there was discussion and it appeared that it would lose on a 3-2 vote. Council member Sahli-Wells made a motion on mansionization, it failed to get a second. 2. Your reporter identified myself as the president of the Culver City Chamber, I'am, I made it clear that I was speaking as an individual, I just believe that that comment takes away from my individual right of...

  • Youth Volleyball Coaches Wanted

    Jun 25, 2015

    Supporting the growth of youth volleyball participation in Culver City, former Centaur volleyball head coach and athletic director Marty Siegal is recruiting volleyball coaches for next season of the Culver City Middle School team and Culver Volleyball Club. “If you enjoy coaching volleyball and working with young enthusiastic players give us a call,” said Siegal. Applicants must be able to work with young student-athletes and have some experience and knowledge of coaching volleyball. “I want individuals who are enthusiastic, willing to learn...

  • "How To Be A Rock Critic" Opens At Douglas

    Jun 25, 2015

    The world premiere production of "How to be a Rock Critic" opened Wednesday, June 17 at 8 p.m. and continues through June 28 in a limited engagement of 12 performances at the Center Theatre Group/Kirk Douglas Theatre in Culver City. Based on the writing of Lester Bangs, the rock critic who reached iconic status in the 1970s with his passionate, intellectually honest writing, "How to be a Rock Critic" will be performed in the theatre's rehearsal space, Upstairs@KDT. Presented as part of...

  • Congratulations, Warriors: What About Next Year?

    Mitch Chortkoff|Jun 25, 2015

    By Mitch Chortkoff Sports Editor Okay, this season is over. The Golden State Warriors are champions – well deserved because they had the best regular season record with 67 wins and then proved in the playoffs they’re for real. Now let’s think about next season. Many teams who fell short will try to improve their rosters with trades, free agent signings and the upcoming draft. The first example came Tuesday when the Clippers made a trade that brought in Lance Stephenson, an outstanding defen...

  • Culver Pitcher Tyler Marks Scores in Baseball Draft

    Jun 25, 2015

    Tyler Marks was a star pitcher at Culver City High, then he began to attract professional baseball scouts at Concordia College in Irvine, then came his biggest day. Marks, who registered 20 saves for Concordia last season as a junior, was drafted last week in the sixth round of baseball’s annual first year player draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks. Of the thousands of high school and college players hoping to launch a professional career, Marks was the 166th player to be selected. The Diamondbacks are considering converting Marks to a s...

  • MOVIE REVIEW: Inside Out

    debbie lynn elias|Jun 25, 2015

    Pixar Animation Studios has done it again. Not only have they delivered what should prove to be the indisputable Best Animated Feature Academy Award winner come February 28, 2016, but a hot contender as an overall Best Picture nominee with INSIDE OUT. Breaking new ground with storytelling and technology, while retaining the hallmarks of what makes Pixar great, director Pete Docter and the Pixar team boldly go where no one has gone before - into the mind of an 11-year old girl. To say that...

  • Well Wishers Honor 535 Culver Graduates

    David W. Myers|Jun 25, 2015

    By David W. Myers Contributing Editor Under a gray sky and setting sun, a combined 535 teenagers from Culver City High School and Culver Park High School walked up to a podium at Jerry Chabola Stadium last Friday to receive their diploma and then march away into a bright future. “These deserving students represent our collective hope for the future and exude the best in us all,” wrote Culver High Principal Lisa Cooper and Culver Park Principal Veronica Montes in their joint forward pub...