today
9 a.m. Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge Field Trip Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge
read >9 a.m. Family Herp Day Arcata Community Forest
read >10 a.m. 5th Annual Synergy Fair Arcata Community Center
read >11 a.m. Sustaining Excellence and Enthusiasm in Health, Relationships and Work Carlo Theater (Dell'Arte)
read >2 p.m. Humboldt Coastal Nature Center Tour and Guided Walk Stamps House
read >2 p.m. Afternoon of Dance with The Dancer's Studio Morris Graves Museum of Art
read >5 p.m. Science Fiction Club of Humboldt Old Town Coffee & Chocolates
read >5:30 p.m. Eat From Your Watershed Bayside Grange
read >6 p.m. Fundraiser for Darfur Eureka Women's Club
read >6 p.m. Free Yoga Humboldt Wellness Center
read >7 p.m. Open Mic Mosgo's
read >7:30 p.m. Cyrano de Begerac Eureka High School Auditorium
read >8 p.m. Karaoke with KJ Leonard WAVE @ blue lake casino
read >9 p.m. Deep Groove Night Jambalaya
read >9 p.m. Hellbound Glory Six Rivers Brewery
read >10 p.m. Boris Garcia + Rubber Souldiers (jam band) Humboldt Brews
read >previous columns
July 31, 2008
The Way It Was
Editor: “Lazio’s Last Stand” (July 24) was well done and ...
read >July 24, 2008
Cove Defender
Editor: Aaaah, Shelter Cove. Always a controversy of some sort. ...
read >July 17, 2008
Eastern Promises
Editor: I guess it all boils down to expectations. We ...
read >
Clear Signals
By North Coast Journal Readers
Editor:
Your KHSU story was a terrific piece of journalism that looked beneath the surface narrative -- university bureaucrats trying to stifle political expression -- to reveal a much deeper story of competing perspectives and complex personalities (“Station Identification,” July 31). You showed that Democracy Now! is safe, and you pointed readers toward the issues that really matter, those that will determine KHSU’s future.
My top wish for the station: more local news and public affairs programs that provide vigorous reporting and balanced discussion of issues. Achieving this would require upgrading the journalism skills of existing staff or paying professional radio journalists to produce such shows. Ideally, these producers could use HSU students as reporters, assistant producers and on-air talent.
— Jim Hight, Arcata
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