Archive for September, 2009
October’s Artist of the Month: Conductor Jahja Ling
He’s the master of his musical domain, the baton-wielding boss of the San Diego Symphony. Now a candid interview lets you find out more about Jahja Ling.
Pat’s Picks: ‘Side Man,’ ‘Dear Harvey,’ and more
What’s sizzling hot on San Diego stages? SDNN theater critic Pat Launer recommends her top choices for the week.
Pat Launer on San Diego theater: ‘Side Man, ‘Dear Harvey’
Get the scoop on “Side Man,” “Dear Harvey,” “Trolley Dances” and more
Chargers RB LaDainian Tomlinson tests sprained ankle in practice
A week ago, the Chargers had 10 players miss practice with injuries. Wednesday this week was a better news day for Norv Turner’s team.
Padres top pick Donavan Tate suffers injury, will miss Arizona fall league
The mid-summer excitement of the Padres signing of top draft pick Donavan Tate has given way to a disappointment.
Parolee rams police car in car chase
A parolee-at-large rammed an undercover police car with his vehicle on a South Bay street Wednesday afternoon, then led a short road chase that ended when he crashed off a freeway exit and was arrested.
Workplace Commentary: Consultation in the middle of a storm
Even in the middle of a storm, UC was able to lead the way by creating a consultative process
Marine has rank reduced in Fallujah killing
A Camp Pendleton Marine who admitted killing an unarmed Iraqi prisoner during the battle for Fallujah in 2004 had his rank reduced from sergeant to lance corporal.
Man sentenced in truck theft murder
A man whose theft of a pickup truck led to the death of the 60-year-old owner, who jumped into the bed of the truck to try to prevent it from being stolen, was sentenced Wednesday to 25 years to life in state prison.
Officials call attention to domestic violence
San Diego County’s top law enforcement officials came together Wednesday to call attention to what they called a domestic violence crisis and to appeal for donations to make up for shrinking government funding for victims.
