Sunday May 26th 2013

‘Arts & Entertainment’ Articles

Culture—Thrift Shopping

Culture—Thrift Shopping   Francesca Billington and Anika Narayanan Staff Writers Internet shopping has simplified the art of finding clothing. If shopping is a caveman ecosystem, most shoppers have become sedentary farmers. However, there remains a separate species [Read More]

Weekend Activities: Live This No. 9

Micol Azcarate Staff Writer Slowly but surely, the oh so intimidating final week is actually approaching. Believe it or not, we only have three weekends left before the end of the semester and supposedly (at least according to the Mayans) the end of the world. So, in order [Read More]

Weekend Activities: Live This No. 8

Check out Staff Writer Micol Azcarate's tips on what to do this weekend! [Read More]

“Little Women” comes to Samo

Amancai Biraben Feature Editor Imagine war. The most immediate thing we think of are families starving, wrapped in torn blankets, men covered in blood and mud, diseases spreading like wildfire and people with grim expressions on their faces. No sunshine, no color, no [Read More]

Dia de los Muertos

Anika Narayanan Staff Writer The vibrant fusion of vivid flowers and intricate papel picado filled the walls and handmade altars of the Roberts Art Gallery, setting the mood for a time to honor both a culture and the past alike. In a testament to Mexican tradition, Samo is [Read More]

Future for local café Flying Saucers up in the air

Francesca Billington Staff Writer After three years of selling coffee and and celebrating alien culture, Samo community fixture Flying Saucers Café (306 Pico Blvd.) is currently struggling with financial difficulties. The neighborhood hotspot debuted three years ago on [Read More]

Weekend Activities: Live This No. 7

Micol Azcarate Staff Writer Unless you live in a pineapple under the sea, you probably know that Sunday was Daylight Saving Time. We moved our clocks back one hour, and now our nights are longer. So, now that the days are shorter, take advantage of the prolonged nights to [Read More]

Local cafe and hang out spot, Flying Saucers, closing

Local cafe and Samo student hotspot Flying Saucer Cafe has become a part of the Samo community, employing Samo students and featuring student work in their many gallery shows. After three years however, it will be soon closing its doors. [Read More]

Weekend Activities: Live This No. 6

Micol Azcarate Staff Writer It’s that time of the year again. The Santa Ana winds are whistling, black crows prowl the streets and gloomy clouds cover the skies. Boo! It’s almost Halloween, and this weekend it’s time to be spooked out of your socks! Don’t be a [Read More]

Art Extended

An investigative look at off-campus art programs that have assisted Samo art students through skill refinement. [Read More]

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Heal the Bay Club extends program to lower levels of education

Claire Goldberg Staff Writer Samo’s Heal the Bay club will implement the Teach and Test Program, a program that [Read More]

Move to Amend passes in Santa Monica City Council

Claire Goldberg Staff Writer Santa Monica passed Move to Amend, a bill that attempt to limit corporate rights in an [Read More]

Samo Blood Drive canceled by UCLA nurses’ strike

The annual Associative Student Body (ASB) Blood Drive on May 21, which partners with the University of California Los [Read More]

If you smoked it, please don’t post it

What you do on the weekend is entirely your choice, but is it really necessary to pollute my newsfeed with selfies of [Read More]

SSA plans the final Bike It! Day of the year

Samohi Solar Alliance (SSA) will host the last Bike It! Day of the school year on May 22, aiming to promote bike safety [Read More]