The show must go on
Lynne Gross has hosted TV children’s shows, produced PBS shows, taught at two universities, and written 12 textbooks. She’s not done yet inside by Jefferson Graham Lynne Gross retired in 2009, at age 70, after teaching “a little bit of everything” at Cal State University Fullerton for 20 years. During that time, she wrote 12 text books on television production, books that updated so many times, the grand total actually came to 55 editions. “I left teaching because I felt guilty,” the Manhattan Beach resident says. “I had a really good job, and thought someone else should have the chance to enjoy it.” In retirement, she wanted to teach science to children, spend more time cycling, and learning more about the birds and fish in her front yard, which would be the Pacific Ocean. She also wanted to write, free of the restrictions of academia. She satisfied most of those goals by joining the Roundhouse Aquarium board of directors. She was instrumental in the negotiations with Skechers president Michael Greenberg for the $4 million in donations used to remodel the Roundhouse in 2018. “The Roundhouse is what everybody who visits takes a picture of. It also does great work. It teaches kids…
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