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<p>Given the serious water situation in California, strong measures are called for. The usual, and admittedly useful, measures, like switching off sprinklers, won’t be sufficient.</p>
<p>Luckily, many of us from India have lived and survived through scarce water situations—try Delhi any summer! So, I thought I’d put together some ideas to see if they’d strike a chord. My recent trip to India also helped. Here, I share my wisdom:</p>
Southwestern College’s Pro-position R Citizens Bond Oversight Committee is looking for applicants to fill six committee seats that expire July 11, 2015.
The committee is looking for a senior citizen representative, a taxpayer organization representative, a student representative, an advisory/foundation representative and two at-large community representatives.
La Columna Vertebral
El Soporte Informativo Para Millones de Hispanos
Por José López Zamorano
Con su decisión de respaldar una reforma migratoria con una ruta a la ciudadanía, como la única solución moralmente aceptable para resolver el caos migratorio de Estados Unidos, Hillary Clinton no sólo dio un reconocimiento anticipado a muchas madres inmigrantes, sino que colocó la situación de 11 millones de indocumentados como un tema central para la elección del 2016.
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California está en la sequía histórica que no solo requiere una conservación obligatoria de agua, pero la adopción de política que protejan los recursos Californianos. Aunque las políticas antitabaco podrían no venir a la mente primero cuando se contempla la conservación del agua, el agua es un recurso importante necesario para combatir incendios causados por los cigarrillos que son descuidados.
Editorial:
There is a saying that goes, “The more things change, the more they stay the same!” This saying applies to the Sweetwater Union High School District with their recent hiring of Moises Aguirre. Moises is related to board member Arturo Solis, and now receives a hefty salary of $176,770 annually.
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<p>While millions of Americans have suddenly become enlightened about the bleak plight of racial minorities in segregated inner-cities and impoverished suburbs, especially with the spate of police killings of unarmed blacks, for those of us who grew up in ghettos and barrios, we are all too familiar with the rampant cases of police misconduct and government negligence.<br>