Internships up for Bid during Silent Auction at IPSF Gala
One of the biggest advantages in transition from higher education into the workforce is a good internship. Through an agreement with several local employers, the […]
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Why Can’t we learn from our Armed Forces?
I had the good fortune to spend this past week-end at Camp Pendelton. Camp Pendelton, home of the 1st Marines, is a wonderful institution that is a City onto itself. It has a lot of history to it as it seeks to respect that history while having an eye on the future. This hit me as I checked out the Museum on the base featuring some of the Tanks and other vehicles going as far back as World War II.
70th Assembly Candidate Don Wagner throwing in the towel? Or thinks he has it in the bag.
Don Wagner, the GOP nominee for the 70th Assembly District seat being vacated by out of touch Chuck DeVore, has failed to file a candidate […]
Street’s Risky Investments Sold at a $7.6 million loss
The Orange County Register’s Ronald Campbell reported yesterday that the County of Orange has sold off their holdings in the bankrupt Whistlejacket structured investment on […]
Obama Weekly Address: No Corporate Takeover of our Democracy
In this week’s address, the President urged Republican leaders in Congress to end their obstruction of a bipartisan bill that will reduce the influence wielded by corporations and foreign entities. The President vowed to continue the fight for reform and transparency, and said elected officials who benefit from corporate or foreign-funded ads should either defend the ads or join the bipartisan effort to stop them.
A Milestone and an Accomplishment In Silver Lake
This weekend marks the 30th anniversary of the Sunset Junction Street Fair. Why would this matter to Orange County? Well, I’m glad you asked and […]
Correa’s Bill on Military Education Benefits Awaits Governor’s Signature
SACRAMENTO, CA—Today, the California State Senate unanimously voted on the passage out of the Legislature of Bill 1075 (SB 1075), authored by Senator Lou Correa(Orange County). This legislative measure requires academic institutions to reasonably accommodate and assist students who are called to active military duty so they can meet any and all coursework requirements missed due to military service.
Two Orange County School Districts Spent $15 Million on Lawsuits
On Wednesday, California Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse released a report entitled “Lessons in Lawsuits,” which details the litigation costs of 12 California school districts. Included is […]
Register editorial beats up Nelson on pensions
This editorial in today’s OC Register looks like a clear case of buyer’s remorse when if comes to backing a candidate for office — in […]