Patti Jaffe or Gary Mandell?
Whose slightly warm chair would you choose to sit in this afternoon?
I Have Only One Question for Two School Board Members
Unlike the generals in World Wars I, II and III, no arcanic strategizing need go into Tuesday night’s 7 o’clock School Board meeting in the Board Room.
The Other Three School Board Members Speak on Jaffe Contract
The dominant question in Culver City for the next two weeks is:
Will Interim Supt. Patti Jaffe be retained as the Permanent Super of the School District when the School Board meets on Tuesday, Feb. 8?
The Other Side Gets Cornered with its (Smarty) Pants Down
I was so chilly this morning that for the first time this winter, I turned on the heat in my office for three hours.
Cooper, O’Leary, Armenta, Malsin: Anyone Feel Ashamed?
I hope the four members of the City Council who played itchy-kitchy-coo last night with gadfly Tony Pappas felt a streak of shame when they awakened this morning.
Can the Dead Rise? Police Union Wants to Find Out.
Mystery bulletin from the Police Dept.:
St. Holly Launches Her Legislative Career. Aspirin Bottle, Please.
The pure joy that visited my body on Monday with the news that Holly Mitchell just had been sworn in as the latest member of the state Assembly representing Culver City was comparable to a childhood memory:
The Art Critic with the Ethical Problem
I don’t know if Prissy Chrissie (Boy, Do I Have a Temper?) Knight, the Los Angeles Titanic’s art critic, is gay or merely dreams he is.
Only When Every Jew Dies Will Arabs Be a Wee Bit More Content
The unintentionally funniest line in this morning’s edition of the Los Angeles Titanic was penned by a cloudy-minded lifetime — possibly even pre-womb — bureaucrat, Bobby Danin, at the top of the op-ed page, on the typically fading Israeli-Palestinian “piece” talks:
A Guy Can Choke, Cough, Cough, All Over a Stinging Defeat
I have several candidates for the dopiest comment of the day — thank heaven Mr. Olbermann still has a gag in his mouth.