Dale Marini ’70, M.Ed. ’75 tells his Vin Scully story.
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Joseph Wakelee-Lynch
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A Life in Exile
Elias Wondimu spent his first 20 years growing up in Ethiopia, a country riven by civil war. A casualty of that strife has been the nation’s history itself, which leaders often rewrote or erased. Wondimu is determined to secure his nation’s history.
Tracking Rage’s Path Through U.S. Politics
Anger, rage and betrayal swept through the U.S. political system in the recent presidential campaign, and they make for a combustible combination. Where do our politics go after passing the boiling point?
Hitter: Sarah Sponcil ’18
A Q&A with Sarah Sponcil ’18, outside hitter for LMU women’s volleyball and 2016 AVCA All-Region honoree.
Middle of Nowhere
The U.S. middle class, which was built with New Deal policies of the 1930s, has been getting squeezed and shrunk for decades. But what are we doing about it?
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Origins: Matthew Parsons ’18
You could say Matthew Parsons ’18 took the London train to L.A.: a trip to a college fair in England’s capitol city convinced him LMU was the school for him.
A Ballade in a Minor Key
One of the highlights of the academic year for me is a piano recital by Wojciech Kocyan. To hear some of the world’s great music performed live by a virtuoso is a rare opportunity and gift. Kocyan gave another of…
Come Together
Every Oct. 23, the anniversary of Sam’s death, LMU’s theater community reconvenes at Sam’s Corner to sing and play Beatles songs — Sam’s favorite music. The annual concert is well known as BTLS4SAM and draws up to 150 people.
All About His Women
Pedro Almodóvar says much of his childhood was spent in the company of women as they cooked and washed clothes. Women not only framed his life, they shaped his films.