Entries from LAist tagged with 'sandratsingloh'
September 15, 2008
Triforium Sculpture Underbelly Downtown | Photo by Omar Omar via Flickr Monday Todd Komarnicki discusses and signs War 7pm @ Vroman's Tuesday Amy Arbus & Alan Cumming present The Fourth Wall 7pm @ Hammer Museum Sarah Lyall discusses The Anglo Files:A Field Guide to the British 7pm @ Central Library Sandra Tsing Loh presents Mother on Fire: A True Motherf%#$@ Story About Parenting! 7pm @ Skylight Books David Fuller discusses and signs Sweet Smoke......
Continue Reading "Get Your Lit On: The Week in Bookish LA"March 9, 2007
It seems like there are a million places to get a bite to eat in this city, and we will nod our head emphatically in agreement if you were to say it's all a bit overwhelming. Most of the time we opt for something tried and true, where maybe we find comfort in the familiar listing of menu items, a favorite dish, or a staff who knows our name. But then there are the......
Continue Reading "The Online Vox Populi for Local Eats"February 19, 2007
Monday Allen Rucker presents The Best Seat in the House 7pm @ Vroman’s David Mamet & Howard Norton sign their new books 7pm @ Dutton’s Brentwood Tuesday Sam Sheridan presents A Fighter’s Heart 7pm @ Book Soup Bich Minh Nguyen presents Stealing Buddha's Dinner 7pm @ Vroman’s Rafe Esquith discusses Teaching Shakespeare 7pm @ Central Library Wednesday John M. Wieskopf presents The Ascendancy 7:30pm @ Barnes & Noble Third Street Promenade Kate Jacobs signs......
Continue Reading "Get Your Lit On: The Week in Bookish LA"January 15, 2007
Monday Barbara Taylor Bradford discusses and signs The Ravenscar Dynasty, 7pm @ Vroman's Frank Warren of postsecret.com fame speaks, 7pm @ Borders Books in Torrance Tuesday Vendela Vida presents Let the Northern Lights Erase Your Name, 7pm @ Book Soup Anthony Swofford (award-winning author of Jarhead) presents Exit A: A Novel, 7pm @ Vroman's Patricia Marx signs Him Her Him Again the End of Him, 7pm @ Dutton’s Brentwood Portia Iversen signs Strange Son,......
Continue Reading "Get Your Lit On: The Week in Bookish LA"June 20, 2005
There are some interesting things about this year's college graduating class. CalTech's graduating chemical engineering class is all women, a first for the school. The uniqueness of that was not mentioned in Sandra Tsing Loh's commencement speech but that the physics grad herself was the keynote speaker in the year of this accomplishment probably says enough on its own. The Daily Bruin, meanwhile, reminds us that this class of 2005 is also the freshman......
Continue Reading "Class of 2005"October 5, 2004
Aside from the Vice Presidential debates, there are some events going on around town. If you decide to go out rather than remain home, glued to the TV as Cheney and Edwards duke it out, you can always catch the highlights on the radio while on your way to one of these fine events. At UCLA, "Where's My Democracy?" comes to Royce Hall. Downtown For Democracy has brought together a group of writers who......
Continue Reading "Westwood is Not Downtown"