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Columnist Joe Puglia recalls his acquaintance with the late world explorer John Goddard.
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Puglia cautions not to overthink the minor mischief TP’ing kids are participating in.
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Thoughts of suicide, drug addiction, the potential for ecological collapse, school shootings and cyber-bullying may plague Generation Z during the school year.
On Saturday, Aug. 26, a La Cañada woman walked her dog, Orion, in Hahamongna Watershed Park. When the two paused near a tree, Orion was bitten by a rattlesnake.
The columnist is no match for a lovelorn online scammer who calls herself Sarah.
Private schools in Chile usually have an advantage in preparing their students for university. Unlike public schools, they all offer English courses.
Borrowing from T.S. Eliot, Reg Green posits, tongue in cheek, that health insurance snafus might ultimately be responsible for bringing and end to the world.
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Columnist Joe Puglia spends three days in Glorieta, N.M., one of his planned stops on a two-week road trip to Urbana, Ill.
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The greater purpose of a college education is to become a better version of oneself, writes Joe Puglia, borrowing his inspiration from Carlos Castaneda.
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Robert Frank addresses what it takes to be an effective leader in the field of education.
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Students transitioning from high school to college often ask me about the many possible majors available at their intended universities.
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I believe it is important and only fair when all sides of a story are heard.
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I realized from the onset it would be no easy task capturing the attention of the students who sat in Paula Ghermezian’s sixth-grade class at Paradise Canyon Elementary.
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I got my 2019 Associated Press Stylebook in the mail the other day and, as I suspect most editors do, I turned immediately to the “What’s new?”
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Ten Years AgoA year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy culminated with a tribute dinner held at the Ritz-Carlton Huntington Hotel that drew 600 guests.
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A two-year discrimination lawsuit over whether La Cañada Unified School District officials unfairly treated former elementary school principal Christine Castillo during and after her 2012 pregnancy has been settled for $385,000, the district’s attorney has confirmed, but that’s not all.
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When Peter Bachmann first stepped foot on the grounds of Flintridge Preparatory School to interview for a teaching position in December 1979 his fate was sealed.
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