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- Snapshots
- Playlist helps guide the DJ and the good times
I want to give my DJ a must-play song list, but I think it might be a little longer than he's expecting. It's important for me to hear the music my fiance and I love that evening, but I don't want my DJ to think I'm insulting his creativity. Is there a proper way to go about this?
- Rendezvous In The Zoo howling success
Three young women co-chaired the Rendezvous In The Zoo this year. As always, the R.I.T.Z. sold out fast and earned a lot of money – well over $700,000. Chairing it were Stephanie McGuire, Janet Traver and Caroline Wohl.
They called it “Silver Safari: A Sophisticated Adventure” because it was the party's silver anniversary.
- DEAR ABBY
Family outings hold not interest
My children are 10 and 12. When my wife and I suggest that we all do something together, they whine and moan. We have to force them to go, or end up getting upset with them and staying home.
- TELL ME ABOUT IT CAROLYN HAX
Life lesson about love learned early
While I'm away, I'm letting you give the advice. The following are readers' opinions on issues they've seen in the column.
- FOR THEIR BENEFIT
For their benefit
For Their Benefit is a weekly listing of activities sponsored by nonprofit organizations to raise funds for programs that serve San Diegans.
- Horoscope
- OBITUARY
George Carlin; Scathing social critic mixed gentleness, anger
Two personae always seemed to be in uneasy coexistence during George Carlin's preposterously long and fertile comic career. Both George Carlins could amuse and both could be trenchant, but they came at their targets from wildly different angles.
- Lt. Col. Charles Dryden; One of the first black World War II pilots
Lt. Col. Charles “Chuck” Dryden, one of the first of the pioneering black World War II pilots known as the Tuskegee Airmen, has died. He was 87.
- Arthur Galston; Research in plant biology helped lead to Agent Orange
Arthur Galston, a Yale plant biologist who did early research that helped lead to the herbicide Agent Orange, then helped raise awareness of the military's use of it in Vietnam in the 1960s and its devastating effects on river ecosystems, died June 15 in Hamden, Conn. He was 88.
- Ira Tucker; Lead singer of the Dixie Hummingbirds
Ira Tucker, a little man with a giant vocal range and acrobatic stage antics who as lead singer of the Dixie Hummingbirds helped propel gospel music toward a harder-edged, more emotive style, died on Tuesday in Philadelphia. He was 83.
- Wilbur Hardee; Restaurateur started Hardee's burger chain
Wilbur Hardee, a farm boy turned grill cook who went on to open the first Hardee's hamburger stand in 1960, starting a chain that now has nearly 2,000 restaurants in the United States and overseas, died June 20 at his home in Greenville, N.C. He was 89.
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