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Controversy at USD: AFFIRM or DENY?
The National Science Foundation should spend their money to support all students interested in Science, Technology and Engineering. When women and minorities select majors in the hard sciences, we will have more female faculty members. By the way the Chancellor of UCSD is a female scientist.— September 27, 2011 6:11 p.m.
O.B. Rag Takes Stand on Publishing Location of Dumanis Fundraiser
I am sure what concerned the homeowner was the replies to the original one sided article (remember their site deletes opposing views) were Porter and friends explored the idea of "bullhorns, signs to have a little fun". It was after this discussion that Doug Porter provide the address. Mr. Porter, "gosh, what a grand idea to welcome Bonnie to OB. here’s the link to the invitation." I would propose the Doug Porter publish his own address, which is outside of our community, and have his fun with bullhorns in his own residential neighborhood.— September 23, 2011 7:41 a.m.
O.B. Rag Takes Stand on Publishing Location of Dumanis Fundraiser
If Doug Porter and the staff at the OB Rag are not willing to provide their own personal addresses for all to see, they should not be providing the home addresses of others on their site. The are a typical bully who calls names, threatens others, censors speech and content, and then plays the victim role when confronted for their questionable actions.— September 22, 2011 3:47 p.m.