Lionized Rex the Lion Roars on at Our San Diego Zoo
May 12, 2018
A massive bronze sculpture of Rex the Lion now prowls the entrance of our world-famous zoo. As the story goes, our unsurpassed zoo started
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A massive bronze sculpture of Rex the Lion now prowls the entrance of our world-famous zoo. As the story goes, our unsurpassed zoo started
Today marks the sixth-year anniversary of “Lederer on Language” in the Union-Tribune. Thank you, fellow wordaholics, logolepts and verbivores, for your warm reception of
A couple whom I know tooled down to a local car emporium to look over the latest products. Attracted to the low sticker price
For centuries a debate has raged about who really wrote the majestic plays and poems attributed to William Shakespeare, born in the English country
Next Saturday, starting at 8 pm, the San Diego Symphony Orchestra will show the enduring 1939 classic film “The Wizard of Oz” with live,
Easter commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his crucifixion. Easter was the earliest feast day decreed by the ancient
DEAR RICHARD LEDERER: I’m a retired English and Spanish teacher, and I am often called upon to proofread documents for the groups I belong
John Dennis, an early 18th century playwright and critic, once sneered, “A pun is the lowest form of wit.” Three centuries later, Henry Erskine
Legend has it that Saint Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, drove the snakes out of Ireland, although in fact snakes were never there.