Once upon a time, a superstar emerged in the ‘60s, a man unlike any other in the long history of boxing. His name was Cassius Marcellus Clay, he was … [Read more...]
The Passion for Baseball Runs Deep
Kevin Loughlin has coached Little League and high school baseball for the better part of the past 20 years. In 2009 he took on a new demographic when … [Read more...]
NFL Team In L.A.?
Backers of a plan to build a football stadium in downtown Los Angeles have reached a naming rights deal worth $700-million. It’s the first step … [Read more...]
Georgia Prisoners Demand Improved Living Conditions
Prisoners in seven Georgia state correctional facilities rebelled against alleged violations of basic human rights by partaking in a self-inflicted … [Read more...]
POETRY
CONCURRENT TIME By Lydia Maniz Dedicated to my husband, Robert Maniz 21 years – only 12 more to go. 12-23-10 Doing time in a prison with no … [Read more...]
January 2011 News Briefs
SACRAMENTO – Gov. Jerry Brown is planning to throw more money at California’s chronically overcrowded prison system. The budget for the California … [Read more...]
Supreme Court Hears Prison Crowding Suit
U.S. Supreme Court conservative justices questioned California prisoners’ lawyer on how public safety would be affected if correctional officials were … [Read more...]
TAKING AIM AT RECIDIVISM
The writer is a volunteer facilitator of Members of Modern American Society. California is saddled with an estimated $20 billion budget shortfall and … [Read more...]
VOEG –Where Survivors Meet the Perpetrators
The muggy summer air inside of a small classroom buzzed with a nearly visible electric tension. Eleven men and one woman sat in a circle attentively … [Read more...]
Starting Up On a Sheet Metal Career
Who would have thought that taking a plain, thin, flat piece of metal, and with the right know-how, turning it into a vast variety of shapes so many … [Read more...]
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