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Music Lessons For Active Minds

Written by Jeff Novack Tuesday, 23 April 2013 12:20

As the school year winds to a close, every parent faces the same dilemma: what to do with the kids during the summer months so they stay busy. There are a ton of activities available to families during the summer and it’s often hard to choose which one will not only keep your kids occupied, but will be enjoyable for them as well.

Private Options for Summer Courses Help Students Excel!

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Written by Peggy Cannistraci Tuesday, 23 April 2013 12:20

School districts have had many challenges this year, mostly because of budget cuts. Summer classes offered through the schools have suffered severe cutbacks. This summer High School students still have some great opportunities to complete course work. Charter schools are offering some options to help students get back on track and many options are independent study, which may not be the best option for math and science courses.

Falling in Love with Music

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Written by Mindy Cabral Tuesday, 23 April 2013 12:19

People love listening to music, whether it’s rock, classical, jazz and blues, soundtracks, soul and R&B, or another style. Why do we love it so much? Maybe it’s because of how it makes us feel, and what it represents. How it can heal pain and touch the human soul. How it expresses feelings and sets the mood. “Where words fail, music speaks.” – Hans Christian Andersen. Or perhaps, how music adds an element of celebration, joy, and happiness to life.

Two New Comedies – Twice the Fun!

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Written by The Magazine of Santa Clarita Tuesday, 23 April 2013 12:17

Spring brings two new comedies to the Canyon Theatre Guild. Opening on May 24, Ken Ludwig’s new comedy, Fox on the Fairway, makes its area premier. Ludwig’s comedies have been bringing laughter to CTG audiences for many years. Some of his hits include Lend me a Tenor, Leading Ladies, and Moon Over Buffalo.

What’s the Best Path to College Sports? Getting a Great Education

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Written by The Magazine of Santa Clarita Tuesday, 23 April 2013 12:17

There is a revolution underway in college athletics. The era of the ‘dumb jock’ is slowly coming to an end. More and more college coaches are foregoing athletes that underachieve in the classroom, even if those athletes are remarkable on the playing field. The way it works today, if a great player is not up to a college’s academic standards, college coaches can easily find someone else who is – and usually can play just as well.