Beth Shuster is education editor of the Los Angeles Times. Before moderating a panel on the future of school discipline, she named her favorite freeway, explained why her most frequently used phrase is a question, and offered up the education story she’d most love to break in the Zócalo green room.
Bettina Boxall is the water and environmental reporter for the Los Angeles Times. Before moderating a panel on how California and the world can learn to live with less water, …
Reporter Laura J. Nelson covers transportation for the Los Angeles Times. Before moderating a panel on the future of bicycles and transportation in Southern California, she talked about the comforts …
Los Angeles Times reporter Maura Dolan is based in San Francisco and covers legal affairs, including the California Supreme Court and the 9th Circuit. Before moderating a panel on what …
Los Angeles Times San Diego bureau chief Tony Perry was embedded with American marine troops in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Before moderating a panel on how veterans are changing the …
As you read this, I am surely reading e-mails from my former Los Angeles Times colleagues angry about the following sentence:
I’m rooting for the Koch brothers to buy the L.A. …
The way discipline is enforced in American schools is changing quickly, explained Beth Shuster, Los Angeles Times education editor, at an event co-presented by the California Endowment. Zero-tolerance policies—which mandate …
We’ve all had bad teachers—and many of us have had great teachers, too. It seems as though it should be simple to figure out what the great ones have in …
Laurie Ochoa is arts and entertainment editor at the Los Angeles Times. Before participating in a panel on the rise of downtown L.A., she talked about her strangest job (managing …
Jim Newton is an editor-at-large and columnist at the Los Angeles Times and the author of biographies of Chief Justice Earl Warren and President Dwight D. Eisenhower. Before participating in …
