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August 4, 2011
Isamu Noguchi's Rock, Paper, Hipsters
His designs fascinate both for their undeniable beauty and for their intersection with commerce
Blogs
March 6, 2009
Another Juaneno Blood Feud Heard From
When I wrote about Chief David Belardes and his beef with Mission San Juan Capistrano, some members of the tribal council that considers themselves the legitimate Juaneño Band of Mission Indians, Acjachemen Nation, were upset. That disappointment was spun into a story where Juaneño Chairman Anthon ... More >>
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February 19, 2009
Anthony Rivera's Juaneño Indian Tribal Council Says Chief David Belardes Is No Juaneño
When I wrote about Chief David Belardes and his beef with Mission San Juan Capistrano, some members of the tribal council that considers themselves the legitimate Juaneño Band of Mission Indians, Acjachemen Nation, were upset. That disappointment was spun into a story where Juaneño Chairman Anthon ... More >>
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February 5, 2009
David Belardes, OC's Most Controversial Native American Leader, Draws a Line in the Cemetery
When I wrote about Chief David Belardes and his beef with Mission San Juan Capistrano, some members of the tribal council that considers themselves the legitimate Juaneño Band of Mission Indians, Acjachemen Nation, were upset. That disappointment was spun into a story where Juaneño Chairman Anthon ... More >>
Blogs
November 6, 2008
New OC History Book Gets Great Flood of 1938 Death Toll Wrong Twice, But That's Okay
When I wrote about Chief David Belardes and his beef with Mission San Juan Capistrano, some members of the tribal council that considers themselves the legitimate Juaneño Band of Mission Indians, Acjachemen Nation, were upset. That disappointment was spun into a story where Juaneño Chairman Anthon ... More >>
Blogs
April 4, 2007
Foxes, Henhouses, and the Fashion Police
Just like breaking a leg can take your mind off a toothache, the major traumas the Bush administration has inflicted on the body politic make it easy to forget the lesser damage it's doing. Or, as Ruth Marcus puts in her column in today's Washington Post, "The tornado of disastrous headlines - ... More >>
Blogs
May 23, 2006
White House Oil Men: OUT! More Taxes on Gas: IN!
My how times change. The boost that 9/11 gave the oily men in the White House was as short-lived as any post-Seinfeld sitcom starring Jason Alexander. It seems like only yesterday that Dickless Cheney was defending our latest Blood for Oil campaign by suggesting Americans essentially have a God-give ... More >>
Blogs
May 19, 2006
Rohrabacher, Big Oil: a Match Made in Hell
Ah, Huntington Beach with its smelly smokestacks, oily bathtub-ring-like shoreline and human waste bobbing in the ocean. What's not to love? Your congressman, the esteemed Dana Rohrabacher (R-Abramoff), certainly showed he's got your back, Surf City-zens, as he voted just last night to let those poo ... More >>
Features
September 15, 2005
The Dead
Ah, Huntington Beach with its smelly smokestacks, oily bathtub-ring-like shoreline and human waste bobbing in the ocean. What's not to love? Your congressman, the esteemed Dana Rohrabacher (R-Abramoff), certainly showed he's got your back, Surf City-zens, as he voted just last night to let those poo ... More >>
Features
September 15, 2005
The Tragedy of It All
Orange Countys own Hurricane Katrina: the Great Flood of 1938
Features
September 2, 2004
Its Snot Unusual
Im George W. Bush, and I Approve This Destruction
Columns
March 27, 2003
No Blood for Water!
Drinking the water Dana Rohrabacher surfs in
News
July 25, 2002
Reform-School Congress
Drinking the water Dana Rohrabacher surfs in
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September 6, 2001
Dick Nixons Revenge
El Toro Airport Watch No. 146
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January 4, 2001
Year in Review
El Toro Airport Watch No. 146
Columns
January 4, 2001
Year in Review
El Toro Airport Watch No. 146
Columns
January 4, 2001
The Year in Bits:July - December
El Toro Airport Watch No. 146
News
June 17, 1999
The Silent Treatment, Part II
Whats next for Ward Valley? Dont ask the governor
News
April 22, 1999
The Silent Treatment
Davis stays mum on Ward Valley question

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