Gringas & GuacamoleBy Gail Nott February 2011 Families September 2010 Three Faces of Me August 2010 Baja Fruit Flies February 2004 Writers Anonymous January 2004 Don’t December 2003 Gifts for Everyone October 2003 Stump Jumpers September 2003 Attitude August 2003 Wick Dippin’ July 2003 One Ringy Dingy June 2003 Dancin’ in the Dark May 2003 […]
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Front Row Center By Michael Warren The Pajama Game By Richard Adler and Jerry Ross Directed by Peggy Lord Chilton Music directed by Richard & Eleanor Stromberg The Pajama Game was a very successful musical in the 1950s, and the original production won a Tony award for Best Musical. Later, the 2006 Broadway
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FRONT ROW CENTER By Michael Warren April 2022 Season 57 March 2022 Silent Sky February 2022 This Random World January 2022 The Madres December 2021 Everything in the Garden November 2021 Everything in the Garden July 2021 Dinner With Friends June 2021 Skylight April 2021 It’s My Party (And I’ll Die If I Want To)
ROBERTO MOULUN —Voice of the Spaniard By Ed Tasca Imagine an array of Warhol images, all the same, but with slight variations in color or shading; or, imagine a many-angled figment of face and form from Picasso. These may give one an idea of the contrasting faces of Lakeside writer, Roberto Moulun, a man
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Focus on Art By Rob Mohr September 2018 Reflective Melancholia – Photographer, Yazkara Godinez August 2018 Deborah Kruger (Fabric Artist), Turbulence – August, 2018 July 2018 Nudes and Scenic Villages – Artist Ina Kedzierska-Gieysztor June 2018 Swoxe- Street Artist as Agent of Change April 2018 Psychological Art of Gabriel Mariscal February 2018 Painting Reinvented – Works
PRAIRIE MOTHS: Memories of a Farmer’s Daughter By Judy Dykstra BrownReviewed by Harriet Hart Judy’s book is a memoir in verse; seven poems describe the author’s early life in South Dakota. A photo accompanies and compliments each poem: abandoned homesteads, horse drawn ploughs, combines, the flat prairie landscape, the author and her family.
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PROFILE: Diana Ayala Vazquez By Carol L. Bowman Local Mexican business woman extraordinaire, Diana Ayala has fire in her eyes—a fire that glows with excitement when she embarks on new ventures; a flame that dances and sparkles when she talks about helping others; a warm ember that pulsates when she embraces her homeland.
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IN MEMORIAM Sheryl “Sherie” Sourelis —1944-2011— Sheryl Ann “Sherie” Sourelis died after a very brief illness on February 8. She was 66. Born July 14, 1944 in Carlsbad, New Mexico, Sourelis moved to Guadalajara with her family when she was just 14 years old. She completed her early studies in Guadalajara schools and did
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Child of the MonthBy Nicole Sergent May 2018 Izel April 2018 Maria Guadalupe A.T. March 2018 Meet The Children January 2018 Izel December 2017 Erick Daniel H.R. November 2017 Cinthya Nicole October 2017 Mariana Belen September 2017 Rodolfo August 2017 Fatima del Carmen B.D. July 2017 Karen R. S. June 2017 Maria April 2017
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HAVE HAMMERS—WILL TRAVEL!By Joan Jaquish Have Hammers—Will Travel is a unique program that has no equal in Mexico. It is a skilled Trade Center that teaches local students woodworking basics. The goal of the program is to provide lifelong skills that can be used in their professional and personal lives. Over 100 kids and
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