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Anti-war vigil, OC history, and May Day on Ask a Mexican-- it's last links!

5:47 PM, May 2, 2008

Tupac_and_f_scott_fitzgerald_hmmm_4 Anti-war vigil tonight, led by Rep. Maxine Waters and Councilman Bill Rosendahl. Details from Rick Orlov in The Sausage Factory.

What do Tupac Shakur and F. Scott Fitzgerald have in common? Answers in our fine litblog, Jacket Copy.

Convicted child molester goes missing while free on bail. OC Reg

Man jumps to his death from the Disneyland Hotel. LAT

Orange County before the mall.  OC History Roundup

Book dumping at Cal Poly Pomona. The Goddess of Pomona

That gridlocked freeway today? An investigation into last night's crash, which killed actress Polly Mae Tolonen, our reporter, Jason Song, reports. Tolonen appeared in films and TV, including "Women On Top: Hollywood & Power."

If riding upside down in a roller coaster is not scary enough, just add flame throwers. Daily Travel & Deal

After yesterday's flood of comments in the May Day post, how could we not Ask a Mexican?

--Veronique de Turenne & Jesus Sanchez

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Why exactly you continue to print the hate-monger who writes in 'Ask a Mexican" is beyond me.

How am I a hate-monger, John?

the squares in north america don't want to hear about white privilege. "ask a mexican" is an honest look at race relations in the southland. but the guilty parties can't look at their behavior and must label the victim as the aggressor.

john, you really need to learn the history of orange county and los angeles. i recommend reading "city of quartz" to get a good beginning.

No one likes the war! No one wants the war! But what the charming Maxine should be marching for is stopping crime in our cities. More people (most of them innocent) die in LA in one month than die in Iraq. And most of these people are unarmed citizens (and even children) who have no way of defending themselves. That's what we should be marching about. Getting the crime ridden street cleaned up. People get shot without even leaving their homes. There's the cause to marck for, folks.

Gustavo rocks, shut the hell up!

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Veronique de Turenne is a journalist, essayist, book critic and blogger, and has been a staff writer at virtually every newspaper in Southern California. One of the highlights of her career was interviewing Vin Scully in his broadcast booth at Dodger Stadium, then receiving a handwritten thank you note from him a week later. She lives in Malibu.

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