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A video posted on Instagram shows a sw****ka made out of f***s was found smeared onto a bathroom wall in the Kaleidoscop...
05/14/2023

A video posted on Instagram shows a sw****ka made out of f***s was found smeared onto a bathroom wall in the Kaleidoscope building of Sixth College on May 9.

A video posted on Instagram shows a sw****ka made out of f***s was found smeared onto a bathroom wall in the Kaleidoscope building of Sixth College on May 9. StopAntisemitism, a grassroots watchdog organization, posted the video showing the antisemitic vandalism with text on the video stating, “DI...

The University of California Board of Regents recently approved a $500,000 salary increase for UC San Diego Chancellor P...
05/04/2023

The University of California Board of Regents recently approved a $500,000 salary increase for UC San Diego Chancellor Pradeep Khosla, boosting his annual base pay to a substantial $1.14 million. The decision, made to prevent Khosla from accepting a lucrative presidency offer from an out-of-state private university, has stirred a blend of approval and controversy within the UCSD community.

The University of California Board of Regents recently approved a $500,000 salary increase for UC San Diego Chancellor Pradeep Khosla, boosting his annual base pay to a substantial $1.14 million. The decision, made to prevent Khosla from accepting a lucrative presidency offer from an out-of-state pr...

An image of proposed BICD courses shows 300 students will be in one remote discussion section for the upcoming 2023-24 s...
04/26/2023

An image of proposed BICD courses shows 300 students will be in one remote discussion section for the upcoming 2023-24 school year, according to a screenshot shared with The UCSD Guardian from sources in the biology department.

UCSD administrators and the biology department have yet to announce the forthcoming changes, despite dozens of biological sciences faculty speaking out against the issue and the diminishing quality of education at UCSD.

  An image of proposed BICD courses shows 300 students will be in one remote discussion section for the upcoming 2023-24 school year, according to a screenshot shared with The UCSD Guardian from sources in the biology department. The cuts to discussion sections are a result of the renegotiated UC-U...

Sources within the School of Biological Sciences have disclosed that beginning Fall 2023, most discussion sections for l...
04/11/2023

Sources within the School of Biological Sciences have disclosed that beginning Fall 2023, most discussion sections for lecture courses will be eliminated, leaving the remaining discussion sections with approximately 100 students per Teaching Assistant. Numerous professors within the department have spoken out against the news, but UC San Diego has yet to announce this forthcoming change.

Sources within the School of Biological Sciences have disclosed that beginning Fall 2023, most discussion sections for lecture courses will be eliminated, leaving the remaining discussion sections with approximately 100 students per Teaching Assistant. Numerous professors within the department have....

Editor-in-Chief Jocelyn Brossia dives into the lives of two great Australian Shepherds and their owner, Sam Knight. In t...
03/10/2023

Editor-in-Chief Jocelyn Brossia dives into the lives of two great Australian Shepherds and their owner, Sam Knight. In this piece on man and best friend(s), she honors the passing of Sunny while celebrating the trio’s friendship with each other and the UCSD community.

Whether UC San Diego community members had the experience of being comforted by petting their warm speckled coats or losing lunches to their

02/08/2023

The University of California is planning to retroactively dock pay of the 48,000 workers who participated in the historic strike last year. The UC distributed attestation forms in mid-January to academic workers that requested each participant report an estimate of the amount of duties they missed.

The University of California is planning to retroactively dock pay of the 48,000 workers who participated in the historic strike last year. The

The lawsuit states that the investigator, John Torres, became involved in a whistleblower complaint investigation involv...
01/11/2023

The lawsuit states that the investigator, John Torres, became involved in a whistleblower complaint investigation involving Chancellor Pradeep Khosla. However, the UC Regents protected Khosla by choosing not to allow investigations into gender discrimination allegations against Khosla and by removing Torres’ submitted findings regarding Khosla’s bullying, alcohol use, discrimination, and other inappropriate and illegal behavior.

A former Director of Investigation for the UC Office of the President has sued the UC Regents and the Chief Compliance and Audit

On Friday, Dec. 16, UAW 2865 and UAW SRU, the two union bargaining teams representing academic workers across all 10 Uni...
12/23/2022

On Friday, Dec. 16, UAW 2865 and UAW SRU, the two union bargaining teams representing academic workers across all 10 University of California campuses, voted to tentatively agree to a contract offered by the UC. Academic workers represented by UAW have until Friday Dec. 23 at 5 p.m. to cast their votes to decide whether or not to ratify the agreement. With time ticking, graduate students wanting to continue the strike in pursuit of fairer compensation are strategizing a plan to push for a majority “no” vote.

This piece was submitted by Naomi Friedland. Friedland is a freelance journalist attending UC Santa Cruz. Her article is part of our ongoing

BREAKING: UAW Local 5810 announced via email that academic researchers and postdoctoral scholars have reached a tentativ...
11/30/2022

BREAKING: UAW Local 5810 announced via email that academic researchers and postdoctoral scholars have reached a tentative agreement with the University of California addressing their main concerns regarding wage increases.

This article is part of our ongoing coverage of the 2022 academic workers’ strike. Please visit Fair UC Now for more details of

Striking graduate students continued to march during the days leading up to Thanksgiving, calling on the University of C...
11/28/2022

Striking graduate students continued to march during the days leading up to Thanksgiving, calling on the University of California for fair wages and better working conditions. The multi-unit UAW strike, which began on Nov. 14, is now heading into its third week. Across the UC system, academic workers, including teaching assistants and research assistants, have left their classrooms and labs to march and form picket lines. This is the largest strike at any academic institution in American history and the first strike ever that has included post-doctoral students and academic workers.

Striking graduate students continued to march during the days leading up to Thanksgiving, calling on the University of California for fair wages and better working conditions. The multi-unit UAW strike, which began on Nov. 14, is now heading into its third week.

The multi-unit UAW strike, which started last Monday, has lasted a week across 10 UC campuses and the Lawrence Berkeley ...
11/24/2022

The multi-unit UAW strike, which started last Monday, has lasted a week across 10 UC campuses and the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Tens of thousands of academic workers shut down their classrooms and research labs, forming picket lines and marching through the campus, in demand of fair contracts. This is the largest strike at any academic institution in history, and the first time ever that postdoctoral scholars and academic researchers have gone on strike.

This article is part of our ongoing coverage of the 2022 academic workers’ strike. Please visit Fair UC Now for more details about

UC San Diego has founded a Human Milk Institute, a monumental effort to study human milk’s scientific properties and its...
11/21/2022

UC San Diego has founded a Human Milk Institute, a monumental effort to study human milk’s scientific properties and its clinical care implications, develop an effective and safe milk banking system, and cultivate educational impacts for individuals on both a local and global scale. The facility is acknowledged as the first human breast-milk research institute in the world and will be used to benefit infants, new mothers, and others.

 UC San Diego has founded a Human Milk Institute, a monumental effort to study human milk’s scientific properties and its clinical care implications,

Thousands of University of California academic workers began striking today, Nov. 14, across 10 campuses, demanding fair...
11/14/2022

Thousands of University of California academic workers began striking today, Nov. 14, across 10 campuses, demanding fair contracts and higher pay from the UC, in accommodation with the increased cost of living.

This article is part of our ongoing coverage of the 2022 academic workers’ strike. Please visit Fair UC Now for more details of the

A coalition of students have launched a new campaign, Opportunity for All, alongside a letter addressed to UC President ...
11/11/2022

A coalition of students have launched a new campaign, Opportunity for All, alongside a letter addressed to UC President Michael V. Drake, urging him to implement a system to hire undocumented students in UC campuses, under the premise and legal review of federal laws which they insist does not apply to the UC system.

A coalition of students have launched a new campaign, Opportunity for All, alongside a letter addressed to UC President Michael V. Drake, urging

11/06/2022

San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria hopes to increase housing by 35,000 new homes, but residents are upset, saying that this isn't what they signed up for.

A new proposal from the University City Planning Department shows that University City is projected to add/build 35,000 to 56,000 new houses in

11/04/2022

On Oct. 2, an image began circulating online which portrays Turning Point USA at UC San Diego, a conservative student organization, displaying a poster that some students interpret as hate speech against Palestinians. The poster was one of numerous displayed at Turning Point’s table on Library Walk to stand against antisemitism. It displays the flag of Israel and the flag of Palestine side-by-side and reads “Israel aims to protect / Terrorists aim to kill.”

On Oct. 2, an image began circulating online which portrays Turning Point USA at UC San Diego, a conservative student organization, displaying a

Breaking: The United Auto Workers 2865 announced today, Thursday, Nov. 3, that 98% of UAW-represented workers voted to a...
11/03/2022

Breaking: The United Auto Workers 2865 announced today, Thursday, Nov. 3, that 98% of UAW-represented workers voted to authorize a multi-unit strike by UAW bargaining teams in their negotiations for living wages with the University of California. A strike could occur as early as Nov. 14, depending on the circumstances of negotiations. During this strike, academic workers would not perform their required duties and instead take part in picket lines across UC campuses.

The United Auto Workers 2865 announced today, Thursday, Nov. 3, that 98% of UAW-represented workers voted to authorize a multi-unit strike by UAW

Public diversity promotion is failing to match the actuality of Black students’ experiences on campus.2.2% of students a...
11/02/2022

Public diversity promotion is failing to match the actuality of Black students’ experiences on campus.

2.2% of students at UC San Diego are Black or African American. The majority of the student population is either Asian or White, which composes 50.6% of the campus.

Being such a small fraction on campus, Black students face the dilemma of both macro and micro aggressions. This is a dilemma that’s exacerbated because the remainder of the population on campus is significantly different.

Public diversity promotion is failing to match the actuality of Black students’ experiences on campus. 2.2% of students at UC San Diego are

10/27/2022

After Chemistry Lecturer Robert Ternansky was recorded making multiple racist comments during lecture, students are coming forward expressing outrage and demanding action while speaking out about the exclusionary culture Ternansky created.
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On Oct. 14, a widely circulated video showing Lecturer Robert Ternansky making multiple racist comments against Latinx people in class was posted on

10/24/2022

The UC San Diego Women’s Volleyball team played up to the occasion against California State University Bakersfield, with a resounding victory. The team did not disappoint on a day of celebration, as Homecoming, the Karen E. Reis Memorial Game, and a celebration of the Women’s Swim Team’s Championship all coincided.

The UC San Diego Women’s Volleyball (10–12, 3–7 Big West) team played up to the occasion against California State University Bakersfield (5–17, 2-8

Last Week, The Tritons faced off against California State University, Long Beach at home. It was a big opportunity for U...
10/21/2022

Last Week, The Tritons faced off against California State University, Long Beach at home. It was a big opportunity for UC San Diego’s women’s soccer to build momentum to finish the season off strong. Unfortunately for the Tritons, things did not go to plan as they fell 1–6 to LBSU.

The Tritons play again at home next Thursday, October 27th.

Photo Credits:
Millie Root - 1, 3 (Top), 7
Vince Hilahan - 2, 6 (Bottom), 8 (Bottom)
Justin Lu - 3 (Bottom), 4, 5, 6 (Top), 8 (Top), 9

UC San Diego and Sierra Space are collaborating to create a space station in low space orbit as an expansion of UCSD's I...
10/20/2022

UC San Diego and Sierra Space are collaborating to create a space station in low space orbit as an expansion of UCSD's Integrated Space Stem Cell Orbital Research (ISSCOR) program. The station should serve as a research institute studying biotech and biopharma, as well as development in microgravity.

UC San Diego and Sierra Space have established an agreement to jointly develop the world’s first commercially owned and operated space station, Orbital

Staff Writer Erik Wieboldt recounts his experience with the "Gayla", an event from the North County LGBTQ Resource Cente...
10/19/2022

Staff Writer Erik Wieboldt recounts his experience with the "Gayla", an event from the North County LGBTQ Resource Center, which was a day that he says was "just as q***r as the folx who stood by [him] and showed [him] what pride means."

Ten years ago, I would have never imagined that on a Saturday morning in the middle of fall, I would find myself in

10/19/2022

At the Associated Students meeting last week, the AS Council discussed website accessibility, bike helmet access, and new undergraduate requirements.

At their Week 3 meeting on Oct. 12, the A.S. Council listened to special presentations from fellow A.S. Senators and students.  First, CCO

On Oct. 5, a federal appeals court ruled that the Obama administration’s implementation of Deferred Action for Childhood...
10/18/2022

On Oct. 5, a federal appeals court ruled that the Obama administration’s implementation of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is unlawful. Despite the decision, DACA is still in place, however new recipients will not be accepted into the program, but existing DACA recipients can still continue to renew their status.

On Oct. 5, a federal appeals court ruled that the Obama administration’s implementation of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) is unlawful. Despite

UC San Diego introduced a new monitoring system in Summer Session I to track the commencement of academic activity for a...
10/16/2022

UC San Diego introduced a new monitoring system in Summer Session I to track the commencement of academic activity for all undergraduate, graduate, and professional students, in order to disburse their federal financial aid. This system tracks and reports the commencement of academic activity for students in each class in each term, including the summer sessions, and regardless of a student’s passing status.

UC San Diego introduced a new monitoring system in Summer Session I to track the commencement of academic activity for all undergraduate, graduate,

Following a record-breaking number of admissions in Fall 2021, UC San Diego has cut back on new student admissions for t...
10/16/2022

Following a record-breaking number of admissions in Fall 2021, UC San Diego has cut back on new student admissions for the incoming class of 2022. UCSD extended admissions offers to 42,427 first-year and transfer applicants this fall, a decrease of 10,609 from last year’s total.

Following a record-breaking number of admissions in Fall 2021, UC San Diego has cut back on new student admissions for the incoming class

On Friday, October 14th, a student posted a video of UC San Diego Organic Chemistry Lecturer Robert Ternansky uttering b...
10/15/2022

On Friday, October 14th, a student posted a video of UC San Diego Organic Chemistry Lecturer Robert Ternansky uttering bigoted sentiments toward what appeared to be Latino workers or students. Ternansky is a lecturer in the chemistry department, where he currently teaches Chemistry 41A and 143C. The lecturer has released a terse 50-word apology on his course Canvas page, promising to publish a lengthier one in the near future. The university has yet to respond.

Earlier today, a student posted a video of of UC San Diego Organic Chemistry Lecturer Robert Ternansky uttering bigoted sentiments toward what appeared

Thank you to everyone who showed up to our Zoom and our Open House today! Applications are always open on our website, w...
10/07/2022

Thank you to everyone who showed up to our Zoom and our Open House today! Applications are always open on our website, which you can find through the link in our bio.

Conspicuous due to “The Communist Manifesto” nearly always displayed at their window, Groundwork Books, a non-profit stu...
10/05/2022

Conspicuous due to “The Communist Manifesto” nearly always displayed at their window, Groundwork Books, a non-profit student organization, sits in the middle of the Old Student Center on the UC San Diego campus. The old, brown buildings embracing it create a sense of antiquity, one that is mirrored by the history and politics held by the bookstore.

A conversation with a Groundwork Books member reveals facts about their past and present organizing history, as well as the functionality and contents of the bookstore.

On Monday, Sept. 26 the undergraduate organization Persian American Student Association (PASA) and the graduate communit...
10/04/2022

On Monday, Sept. 26 the undergraduate organization Persian American Student Association (PASA) and the graduate community Iranian Student Association (ISTA) respectively held a vigil and a solidarity gathering in mourning of Mahsa Amini.

Amini was a 22-year-old woman who was announced dead after morality police — a unit dedicated to enforcing strict dress codes — took her to a “re-education center” because she appeared to not be wearing her hijab properly in accordance with national hijab laws.

On Monday, Sept. 26 the undergraduate organization Persian American Student Association (PASA) and the graduate community Iranian Student Association (ISTA) respectively held a

We’re recruiting! If you’re interested in writing, photography, art, or anything in between, we have positions! 🤝🤝We’re ...
10/04/2022

We’re recruiting! If you’re interested in writing, photography, art, or anything in between, we have positions! 🤝🤝

We’re currently seeking Ad Directors, Designers, Writers, Marketers, Copy editors, Artists, and Photographers. 🚨

Apply on our website and attend our Zoom Recruitment on Friday from 2-3 p.m. Come by our office after for an Open House from 3-4 p.m. 🏠

The Zoom link will be in our link tree in our bio on Friday. Applications can also be found on our website and can be applied for at any time.

A quick statement regarding communication.
09/29/2022

A quick statement regarding communication.

In 1968, UC San Diego played its first and only season of college football. The Tritons went 0–7, and the team disbanded...
09/28/2022

In 1968, UC San Diego played its first and only season of college football. The Tritons went 0–7, and the team disbanded before the next season even began. But what if I told you that the football team was probably the least interesting thing happening at UCSD during that time? Created by former Guardian Sports section editor Praveen Nair, "Undefeated Since 1968" tells the story of when Ronald Reagan, Angela Davis, the Vietnam War, academic freedom, and mediocre college football all came together on a brand-new UC San Diego campus.

In 1968, UC San Diego played its first and only season of college football. The Tritons went 0–7, and the team disbanded before the next season even began. B...

Hundreds of UC San Diego students and faculty gathered on Friday, May 6 and Tuesday, May 10, in front of Geisel Library ...
05/17/2022

Hundreds of UC San Diego students and faculty gathered on Friday, May 6 and Tuesday, May 10, in front of Geisel Library in objection to the leaked draft of the Supreme Court opinion overturning the landmark abortion case of Roe v. Wade. Protesters closed down the intersection on La Village Drive on Tuesday, after marching through Price Center and Target in a bid to bring attention to the importance of abortion and privacy rights.

Hundreds of UC San Diego students and faculty gathered on Friday, May 6 and Tuesday, May 10, in front of Geisel Library in

On April 23rd in Price Center, Triton TV organized UCSD’s very first student body film festival. While recent years of c...
05/06/2022

On April 23rd in Price Center, Triton TV organized UCSD’s very first student body film festival. While recent years of constant superhero crossovers and blockbuster releases may lead people to believe that formulaic cash grabs are all that the art form has left to offer, that’s far from the truth.

Triton TV hosts UCSD’s very first student body film festival and creates a sense of community along the way. Movies. Film. Cinema. The

The challenges to abortion rights are mounting, presenting an unclear future for Roe v. Wade going forward. So what woul...
05/04/2022

The challenges to abortion rights are mounting, presenting an unclear future for Roe v. Wade going forward. So what would overturning Roe v. Wade mean for the future of abortion rights?

The challenges to abortion rights are mounting, presenting an unclear future for Roe v. Wade going forward.  Since the Supreme Court case Roe

UC San Diego academics associated with the union UAW (United Academic Workers) organized a demonstration on Tuesday Apri...
05/02/2022

UC San Diego academics associated with the union UAW (United Academic Workers) organized a demonstration on Tuesday April 26, marching from the Biomedical Sciences Laboratory to La Jolla Village Drive to protest against their claims of pervasive workplace abuse, workplace discrimination, inadequate pay, and extreme rent burden. During their demonstration, protestors gathered in the street and closed off access to Interstate 5, causing traffic congestion in a bid to bring attention to their cause.

UC San Diego academics associated with the union UAW (United Academic Workers) organized a demonstration on Tuesday April 26, marching from the Biomedical

Mayor Todd Gloria announced that he will be increasing the city's budget to better fund existing programs on homelessnes...
04/27/2022

Mayor Todd Gloria announced that he will be increasing the city's budget to better fund existing programs on homelessness, the arts, and park beautification.

On April 15, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria proposed to spend additional funding for current programs, the arts, homelessness, parks, and boosting San

On April 22, as part of the UC-wide Earth Day rally, dozens of students and staff gathered in front of Geisel library to...
04/26/2022

On April 22, as part of the UC-wide Earth Day rally, dozens of students and staff gathered in front of Geisel library to demand the closure of the UC San Diego Central Utilities Plant and the termination of fossil fuel use by University of California campuses as a whole.

On April 22, as part of the UC-wide Earth Day rally, dozens of students and staff gathered in front of Geisel library to

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Membership Month for Local La Mesa-El Cajon Branch of AAUW
The American Association of University Women are encouraging college and university students and graduates to join the local branch of their organization. Since 1881 the American Association of University Women has been instrumental in support of equal rights for women and girls.
Many of the rights we have today are a direct result of the efforts of AAUW members at both the national and state level. Many more women and girls have been recipients of our special programs, scholarships, and foundation grants. More importantly than ever is our mission to advance gender equity for women and girls through research, education, and advocacy.
If you believe in the power and empowerment of women and girls, please come see what AAUW La Mesa-El Cajon Branch is about. Two hours a month is a very doable commitment. Of course, you may invest more time if you sign-up for a committee. The first meeting of the year will be September 11, 2021. In addition to the program, emphasis will be placed on enrolling new members.
At this time, committee chairs and special activities directors will share a brief introduction of their group plans for the coming year. Presentations from the summer Tech Trek campers about their experience at the week-long virtual STEM camp are the featured speakers.
There will be time to socialize too and ask questions of the various group members. Refreshments will be served beginning at 9:30 a.m. The meeting will run from 10:00 until noon. Rest assured that no one will pressure anyone to join but if you choose to join that day, members will be available to sign you up. Membership dues are $103.00 a year which includes national, state, and local branch dues. There is a discount for first time members. Membership is open to people who hold an associate degree (AA, AS) or higher. Students working toward a qualifying degree may become student affiliates. There is an additional category of Community Supporter for anyone who believes in our AAUW Mission.
The meeting will be held in the King Hall at Foothills United Methodist Church at 4031 Avocado Blvd, La Mesa, CA 91941. Bring a friend.
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Hello everyone!!

Bored of quarantine but want to maintain your health, motivation, and mental sanity at home??

Look no further because EIM has another PODCAST ON YOUTUBE! The podcast is featuring your Executive board!! We talk about our own personal experiences with quarantine, and what we do to stay mentally and physically healthy! Check us out on our channel!!!

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Also stay tuned to our Facebook and instagram for possible upcoming charity events!!

Stay healthy UCSD!
In the face of the COVID-19 (novel coronavirus) event and consistent with Federal, State, Local, and Institutional guidance Transportation Services is significantly curtailing operations to support the need for social distancing.

Tulsi Gabbard will be the next president with absolute certainty and complete inevitability. The stars are all perfectly aligned for her to fulfill her destiny and make history. This is the will and natural course of the universe as ordered and mandated by the greater and higher power.
College experience could be a challenge for students and mostly for a freshman. In this video, we decided to ask students from the University of California San Diego and who they attend different majors and fields to give their best advice for freshman students

“Especially since I am pursuing my passion career, I have to trust the process and that if I am going to be in the right position, it is going to come to me at the right time,”- Christian Feliciano, Reality Changers & UC San Diego Graduate

Tune into my interview with Christian!

https://findyourpassioncareer.com/2019/04/24/christian-feliciano-reality-changers/
"Bottom line is that Muhammad didn't mean for the female veil to be oppressive. In context with its beginnings, it was intended to protect women from the unwanted attentions of men"

That's what my friend, colleague and Arab Muslim, Dr. Amadahamamadaman says too:

Sharia law is there to protect women... from what I asked... from themselves! said Dr. Amadahamamadaman... and then we both laughed and had some more alcoholic beverages... and then I asked: Didn't Muhammad marry a seven year old virgin? Yes he did said Dr. Amadahamamadaman but it wasn't like he just wanted to get it all up in there... he waited two years before he consummated the relationship... during that time the women of the tent gently enlarged her va**na with wooden dowels... after all, said Dr. Amadahamamadaman, we are not animals.

I once said to my dear friend, Arab and Muslim colleague Dr. Amadahamamadaman... what do Muslims say at the moment of sexual ecstasy as for many it becomes a spiritual epiphany and they shout out the name of God or Jesus Christ, does a Muslim shout out "Allah"?
Well said the good doctor: one cannot mention the name of Allah without including the name of the prophet Muhammad (p. moo-ham-mad)... so it would be too long to say as a verbal ej*******on accompanying a sexual or**sm and U would have to say it in a ritualistic way and in Arabic. And then as he poured himself another drink, he said I wonder if AAers say OH MY Higher Power! when they climax.
We doubled over in laughter... and then Dr. A. said: of course all of this is assuming that Muslims have or**sms at all ... most men have 'ej*******ons' in which their pleasure is limited to their genitalia... localized pleasure... but to reach the crescendo of passionate ecstasy, U really need a change in world view... a more feminine world view... where or**sm is important.
How can you get more involved in your community?
“Showing up and doing the things you say you are going to do, making the commitment and following through is one of the most significant things you can do"- Lisa Rosenfelt, Ivy Street, Diamond + Branch Marketing & Girls in Tech & UC San Diego Graduate
Tune in to my latest interview with Lisa on the Podcast! https://findyourpassioncareer.com/2019/03/06/lisa-rosenfelt-ivy-street-diamond-branch-marketing-girls-in-tech/
Beavis & Butthead Do Recovery
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B&B on alcoholism
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Fellow Workers, Friends,

The Migrant and Refugee Solidarity Coalition in San Diego made an International Call to Action for a Day of Solidarity with the Refugee Caravan and Central American Exodus. Dozens of organizations around our region and worldwide endorsed the Call to Action and demonstrations were held in eleven cities across the USA on November 25, 2018. Emergency support for the temporary shelters in Tijuana and in San Diego is being mobilized.

Please read the report at http://newindicator.org/?p=1164

Please help circulate the information.

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