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Monthly Archives: October 2008
New clinic dedicated
WEST COVINA — JUST once, we’d like to hear a politician running for office say let’s not reinvent the wheel when it comes to healthcare but instead let’s look at replicating successful programs. One of those success stories is the … Continue reading
Paintings of Pollock?
A look at “Revelation 1″ the largest painting of 17 attributed to Jackson Pollock which were on display at APU’s Duke Gallery. AZUSA – The folks at Azusa Pacific University may have achieved what they wanted. A lot of publicity. … Continue reading
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Keeping it close to home
THE economy is in the toilet, unemployment is off the charts and there are two presidential candidates that I don’t think know much about derivatives or their bastard cousin, credit default swaps. That being said, I went looking to bury … Continue reading