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Mind kampf
This film mined tension as few have. Martin Landau and Christopher Plummer playing opposite each other was illuminating. Very much worth seeing.— March 30, 2016 2:11 p.m.
Did citizens lose when Councilman McCann won?
Keeping McCann's name in circulation, for what that is worth.— March 28, 2016 9:24 p.m.
Did citizens lose when Councilman McCann won?
As previously stated, Vu is a law unto himself, and I guess he knows who he works for. The rest of us can hazard a guess. Regarding the judge in this case--I can only say that I do hope that eventually justice will prevail.— March 25, 2016 7:16 a.m.
With credit to the fight choreographer
Saw this last night, and I agree, Vecchio's performance was very strong. While the play is not cutting edge, it does illuminate a great moment in education--which came close to never happening. The breakthroughs (that Annie Sullivan and Helen Keller made) led to many more people getting a chance at education once methods were adapted. It would almost be worth it to add an epilogue, especially if the performance is for school children who might not get the significance.— March 24, 2016 3:04 p.m.
Did citizens lose when Councilman McCann won?
Vu is a bit of a "law unto himself", so to speak.— March 24, 2016 1:55 p.m.
Copley doles it out
Do they say what the plans are for the future? This foundation could be a shining star around here! Can we get a follow-up article regarding the areas they plan on supporting in the years to come?— March 24, 2016 8:29 a.m.
Did citizens lose when Councilman McCann won?
How do we begin to work on correcting some of these problems? Charge our elected representatives to actually represent us, which McCann steadfastly does NOT do. He is a self-promoter who has done nothing positive for this area. We know he likes his picture taken, he likes the microphone, he likes his campaign signs and he likes to slide by. We need people who have the wherewithal to stand for what is right, to do what is right and to provide leadership. We do not need someone who pretends. If McCann were to really work for this community, he would have to understand the concept of service--but he is far to one-dimensional for that. Yes, he could be described as a nincompoop, but as he has never grasped that public servants are supposed to serve the good of the community, he is a dangerous nincompoop. We just never know what he will "sell out" next. Schools--check. Chula Vista--happening now. New developments on the east side that overtax roads and services, undermine the city plan and chip away at our quality of life--check. Why does he get elected? Low information voters and those who rely on superficial judgment. There doesn't seem to be a way to get through to him regarding his deeply flawed performance. Just too insulated by some sort of protection I guess.— March 24, 2016 8:21 a.m.
Civic San Diego sued by its own boardmember
Just one more way to bypass citizen input--and to allow monied forces to do what they want. I'm not surprised that this is happening in San Diego, but I would hope that there would be more concern. With regard to Gov. Brown's veto, he does not stand for much these days, what with all the complicity with the CPUC and the energy groups being allowed to dance around their wrong-doing. Sure hope the populous starts waking up.— March 24, 2016 8:06 a.m.
Did citizens lose when Councilman McCann won?
Courts of Appeal exist for a purpose.— March 23, 2016 12:37 p.m.
Did citizens lose when Councilman McCann won?
Ruling that Ms. Clark should pay is clearly punitive, and as such, this ruling should not stand.— March 22, 2016 7:02 p.m.