Review: Christopher Nolan’s Masterpiece ‘Oppenheimer’ a Reminder of Nuclear Power’s Horror
Christopher Nolan’s latest masterpiece, Oppenheimer, is quite compelling to the Del Mar-based Samuel Lawrence Foundation, a nonprofit deeply concerned about nuclear waste storage at San Onofre and the harmful effects of radiation on communities. Oppenheimer is a thought-provoking film that shines a
San Diego Weekend Guide: Aug. 11-13 – Sips & Showers
The Perseid meteor shower returns this weekend, and the best views are from remote places away from city lights. Here, north of Castaic Lake, Aug. 12, 2013. FILE PHOTO: REUTERS/Gene BlevinsAs always there are various and sundry earthly pursuits this San Diego weekend, but it’s also one when you can
When Monuments Offend: Legacy of Cabrillo Statue Part of ‘Monuments Summer’ Series
Cabrillo National Monument in Point Loma. Staff photo It’s a conundrum. Some monuments, no matter how important to American history, hold the power to offend. How should scholars and curators respond?A group of experts brought together by World Heritage USA, and its western chapter, along with the S
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