The North Coast Journal (Vol. IX, Issue 6)
Humboldt County's monthly magazine of Politics, People and Art
145 G St., Suite A, Arcata, Calif. 95521
phone (707) 826-2000 fax (707) 826-2060
JUNE 1998
On the cover: Students and alumni of Pacific Dunes High School (photo by Jack Hopkins)
SQUARE PEG, ROUND HOLE
Story by Rosemary Edmiston
In this election year, while political candidates fumble to come up with strategies for improving
California's public education system, a tiny school in Manila
has found a formula that works -- at least for one group of youngsters.
UPFRONT
HEART SURGEON FILES LAWSUIT
by Judy Hodgson TIMES-STANDARD CHAIN BUYS TRI-CITY WEEKLY OTHER HUMBOLDT COUNTY NEWSBRIEFS
ENVIRONMENT
KEEPING BUTTERFLY ALOFT
by Rosemary Edmiston
Since March, Robert Parker's daily existence with Luna Media Services has revolved around Julia Lorraine Hill,
a 24-year-old woman from Arkansas who on Dec. 10 climbed an old-growth
redwood tree near Stafford and hasn't come down since.
"She's captured the hearts and imagination of the world right now with the message she's putting out. ..."
PEOPLE
THE REAL COWBOYS
by Tiffany Lee-Youngren
"There ain't much glamour" in rodeoing, says Billy Bugenig, but "it gets in your blood."
PUBLISHER
ELECTION DILEMMA
by Judy Hodgson
COLUMNS
FOOD
NOT JUST FOR BACKPACKERS
by Betty Thompson
Backpacking food is not just for the backpacker.
GARDEN
A GARDEN FOR ALL THE SENSES
by Terry Kramer
Textures, scents and sounds. All are key elements in Carlotta gardener Jill O'Connell's garden because she is blind.
THINGS
COMING LATE TO FATHER'S DAY
by Miv Schaaf
"That rainy night in Crystal Falls was, I always felt, the only Father's Day I knew."
©Copyright 1998, North Coast Journal, Inc.