Westmont Reverses National Loan Default Trend
While the number of borrowers defaulting on federal student loans has jumped sharply, Westmont is bucking the trend.
Year: 2011
Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary Employee Honored for Multicultural Outreach Efforts
Rocío Lozano-Knowlton, director of NOAA’s Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary’s MERITO Program (Multicultural Education for Resource Issues Threatening Oceans) was honored recently for her outstanding efforts to educate and inspire minority students in southern California.
Capps Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Today, Congresswoman Lois Capps (CA-23) issued the following statement in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs from September 15 through October 15 every year.
SEE International Trains Surgeons in Sight-Restoring Technique
Fifth annual SEE International MSICS training in Santa Barbara provides skills needed to treat cataracts, the major cause of blindness worldwide, in humanitarian medical settings.
Women Roll Too
I am writing in regard to John Zant’s article on lawn bowling.
Deputies Pick Up Loose Inmate
Went missing after he was allowed to leave jail for a medical appointment.
Guelph Jazz Festival
The Guelph Jazz Festival is going strong on the fringe element, while Monterey is coming up this weekend.
Official Decision in Indy Lawsuit
Here’s a copy of Judge Denise de Bellefeuille’s 16-page statement of decision in the Marianne Partridge vs. Randy Campbell case.
Just Say No
The county desperately needs money — and the developers are more than ready to help put money in their coffers with Janet Wolf’s (aka Susan Rose’s clone’s) help.
Fight Sprawl, Not Density
We have heard this debate [about density] for the last 40 years.
