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Public Records Suggest Southwestern College Used Public Funds Frivolously
Compton Community College lost accreditation in 2006. ============ I remember when this happened, very bad management of the school, and not just this CC, but all the schools in Compton. Compton High School has one of the lowest graduation rates in this state-just 20%.— October 29, 2010 11:34 p.m.
Would Spelling Lessons Affect the Library?
The scare tactics of fire, police, library, and other City officials at public forums -- warning what will happen if Proposition D fails -- are really bothersome, as well as amoral. =================== The sky is falling fables from the cops and ff's won't cut it anymore. Not today. The public has caught on to the pension scam, and unfortunately for the FF's and cops, the jig is up.— October 29, 2010 8:34 p.m.
Would Spelling Lessons Affect the Library?
Carl DeMaio has a VERY organized No on D war going on. Ha has phone banks, precinct walkers, mailers, FB page, he is a very well organized political machine. Few more days and we will see if D flops. If it flops big as in a 2-1 margin, which I think it will, then that is going to be the stake through the heart of the blood sucking public unions, game over. BK or compensation cuts.— October 29, 2010 8:31 p.m.
Would Spelling Lessons Affect the Library?
Thanks Don! Felony grammar crimes, if Prop D loses, will skyrocket! Lock your keyboards in the safe and cease writing all letters of complaint to City employees. The grammatical errors in their responses are already out of control and will just get worse. ============================ LOL!!! HonestGovernment= +1— October 29, 2010 8:28 p.m.
September Lead Indicators of San Diego Economy Fall
Sent in my ballot today- with a big fat NO on D.— October 29, 2010 4:55 p.m.
Public Records Suggest Southwestern College Used Public Funds Frivolously
EVERY SINGLE TIME I am back on the City College campus to do a little cash tutoring, I try to talk somebody into getting involved in student government. ================== Yep, that is pretty cool. As I said, it was certainly one of the highlights of college life for me. I was surprised at how fun it was. I still remember the very first meeting I attended-we met once per week on Wednesdays, I walked in and there was about 50 student body reps, and I was taking over for someone who had quit, the very first thing they did was everyone stood up and they read me this pledge and asked if I agreed with it and to say "I do", and then everyone started clapping. Then when other new Senators were elected we did the exact same thing. Loved it!— October 29, 2010 4:53 p.m.
Mortgage Mess Could Hit Banks, Housing
http://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/...> By Burwell =========== Tha link is down, can you repost it?— October 29, 2010 2:53 p.m.
Public Unions Funding Almost Two-Thirds of Yes on D Campaign, Says Aguirre
Now that this cop died in a shootout, a tragic event for sure, just wait for Porkbelly Sanders to trot out the alarmism about police cutbacks to provide more reason to vote in favor. What I mean is that he'll use this tragic death for his own purposes. The man is shameless. ====================== I hope this does not happen. When the word of that SDPD officer killing hit the net I was very upset about it. I cannot recall the last SDPD cop to get killed in the line of duty, but it has been some time. I remember many of them, like Jerry Hartless in 88 and Gerald Riggs in 85,and when you remember the names of these guys and the year, even though they were killed in the line of duty 20-25+ years ago, it is obvious that it affects you.— October 29, 2010 2:47 p.m.
Why Did 91X Fire Mookie?
OK, who from the Bay Area here remembers KFRC 610 AM, and Dr Donald Rose??? That is dating myself :) . http://www.bayarearadio.org/audio/kfrc/dr-don-ros… .— October 28, 2010 6:11 p.m.
Public Records Suggest Southwestern College Used Public Funds Frivolously
When I was in grad school I became very involved in the student government. It was without a doubt one of the best experiences I ever had. I ran for the President, but didn't win, but I was an elected senator and was also part of the managment team, being the treasurer. I look back on the experience as a highlight of my college education. We also got to go to a couple of conferences every year, which was a nice break from school. We went to Chicago, and also went to Atlanta. Had to drive both times, and the Atlanta trip was a major haul. But we met the student leaders from all the major schools-Harvard, Yale, NYU, Columbia- and had a pretty good overall time.— October 28, 2010 6:05 p.m.