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The Malsin Work Ethic
Malsin as Fiesta Leader
David and I are proud to support Scott’s candidacy. His service on the Planning Commission and his knowledge of the city, its traditions and its character are great preparation for service on the City Council. He’s truly got what it takes to lead Culver City.
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The Evil That Men Do
(Editor’s Note: The heavily promoted Steven Spielberg film “Munich” was slow to catch on with fans for the first weeks following its Dec. 23 opening. This Sunday night at the Academy Awards presentations, however, it will be one of the most closely watched productions. “Munich” has been nominated for five Oscars, including Best Picture.)
As a general rule, I try not to read reviews or too much news about a movie before I’ve seen it, particularly when, like “Munich,” it comes with a strong buzz. (Call me crazy, but I have enough going into a movie with my own biases that I don’t need other people’s.) Of course, it isn’t possible to be completely insulated. Naturally, tidbits of information and opinion inevitably filter through. In this case, it was that “Munich” is a “controversial” movie.