Archive: February 12, 2006

   [LOS ANGELES TIMES MAGAZINE: FEBRUARY 12, 2006]
Departments
Lost and Found. And Lost Again?
[By Carla Shapreau]
In 1967, this Stradivarius was found along an L.A. freeway. Twenty-seven years later, UCLA sued to bring the violin back home. But its odyssey may be far from over.
Features
Style
Brush Strokes for Just Plain Folks
An Oceanside museum is staging an exhibit of art from the Works Progress Administration, which gave artist jobs — and a chance to express themselves about a pivotal time in history.
The Lost Strad
[By Carla Shapreau]
A precious violin ends up on the side of an L.A. freeway. Nearly 40 years later, the wild ride continues.
Wherefore the Double-Double?
[By Joe Christiano]
A family feud has left In-N-Out Burger, that iconic Western enterprise, at a crossroads. Will is still be our if its bright yellow arrow points east?
The Height of L.A. Living
Whitley, Boyle, View and Angelino. They're all Heights, but that's where the similarity ends.
Angelino Heights
[By Barbara Thornburg]
View Heights
[By Josslyn Luckett]
Boyle Heights
[By Ruben Guevara]
Whitley Heights
[By Kent Black]