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Victoria Calendar of Events3 Check out our jam-packed calendar for upcoming events and festivals to make the most of your stay in Victoria.... more
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Vikings Invade Victoria5 Vikings: Lives Beyond the Legends, comes to Victoria and the Royal BC Museum. Get insights into Viking life and see hundreds of rare artifacts.... more
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Victoria is a unique blend of old world charm and new world experiences. As an island destination, Victoria offers visitors an escape from the hurried world and beams with ambience. Boasting the mildest climate in Canada we are green and beautiful year-round. In fact, Vancouver Island, where Victoria is located, is rated the TOP ISLAND in the Continental US and Canada and one of the TOP TEN ISLANDS IN THE WORLD by the 2012 Travel+Leisure World's Best Awards.
In Victoria, heritage architecture, colourful gardens and traditions like afternoon tea mix with a plethora of outdoor adventure, world-class culinary experiences and a vibrant arts and culture scene. This combined with the wild beauty of the Pacific Ocean and old-growth rainforests set against a backdrop of the Olympic Mountains makes Victoria the perfect getaway. We were even rated as the #1 DESTINATION TO VISIT IN CANADA by the 2010 TripAdvisor Travelers' Choice Awards. You should really come here.


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STILLWATER, Okla. — This past week marked two very sobering anniversaries.
The most important was the 12th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. More than 3,000 innocent Americans lost their lives at the hands of Islamist extremists.
But the other deserves recognition as well: Sept. 11 was also the first anniversary of the terrorist attack on the American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, in which four Americans were killed, including Ambassador Christopher Stevens.
In terms of scale, the second seems almost trivial. It must also be said that those who enter the Foreign Service and are posted in dangerous corners of the world are volunteering to face the risks involved – much more so than someone simply going to work in Manhattan on a Tuesday morning.
Still, the anniversary of the Benghazi attack should have prompted many more questions from the media than it did, about the continuing lack of accountability from the Obama administration – you know, the one he promised would be the "most transparent in history."
The day after the attack, the president declared, "We will not waver in our commitment to see that justice is done for this terrible act. And make no mistake, justice will be done."
But a year later, it seems the mistake is to believe that justice will be done. Nobody has been caught, prosecuted, jailed or killed for participating in the attack.
True, it is not simple to track terrorists down in hostile countries and bring them to justice. But, based on both rhetoric and action, the president seems much more focused on bringing the government of Bashar al-Assad in Syria to justice than he does the Benghazi attackers.
Yes, it is a moral obscenity for the leader of a nation to slaughter his own people, many of them children. But the American president ought to be at least as concerned about the slaughter of his own countrymen – who died in the line of duty for their country – as he is about victims of a civil war in Syria.


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18 Best Face Moisturizers for 2014
Find the perfect moisturizer for you, whether your skin is oily, dry, sensitive or somewhere in between
Dry skin types can certainly attest to this. Without a daily dose of hydration your skin would be flaky, itchy and tight. Luckily, this list of the best face moisturizers includes products that deliver intense hydration that lasts all day without causing breakouts or greasiness.
Oily skin types might use moisturizer less often, but you actually need it just as much. Because people with oily or acne-prone skin often put drying products on, your skin may start to produce more oil to balance it out (yikes!). But using a light moisturizer (even one with oil-control properties) can help keep skin in balance and actually cause it to produce less oil over time. Thankfully, this list also has light moisturizers that are perfect for oily skin -- they don't cause breakouts or extra shine, but do offer some hydration.
And if you have sensitive skin, you know that a good moisturizer can calm redness or flare-ups of skin issues like eczema. Most sensitive skin will benefit from a basic moisturizer without a lot of added chemicals or preservatives, and there are plenty of products that fit that bill perfectly on this list.
So check it out, and we're sure you'll find the right product for your skin.
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I use Clinique Moisture Surge in the summer, and Cetaphil in the winter. Happy to see that both were on this list, they are great!
by Chris213 Sunday, May 5, 2013 at 06:59AM Report as inappropriate
i wasn't surprised that la prairie was at the top - but i was surprised that TBS moisturizer is no1. will give it a try
by AstridB Thursday, April 11, 2013 at 07:20AM Report as inappropriate
I don't care what anyone says...Clinique is horrible. It contains mineral oil, which acts as a barrier on your skin so you're not actually getting any of the moisture from the product.
by jlb88 Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at 08:52AM Report as inappropriate
The Clinique is one of my favorites! I used it this morning!
by MissXu Saturday, February 16, 2013 at 11:12AM Report as inappropriate
Ladies, before you moisturize, you need a great facial mask regimen! This is critical for dry skin and anti aging. Here is a site solely for face masks, with specific product recommendations, discount packages, and video demonsrations! www dot beautifulfacial dotcom
by BeautyFace Sunday, August 26, 2012 at 09:43AM Report as inappropriate
DHC and Boscia products should be on the list
by jing_mjc Saturday, August 18, 2012 at 08:20AM Report as inappropriate
Wow who ever is spending $400 on facial cream should be young looking forever!!!!
by MzWayne Monday, August 6, 2012 at 08:45AM Report as inappropriate
I am so happy that an affordable product was the number one choice. $400 for moisturizer is ridiculous! I wonder why none of the Boots No. 7 creams didn't make the list since the press made such a big deal about how great they were.
by alictasia Tuesday, July 24, 2012 at 03:19PM Report as inappropriate
I love Eucerin creams and right now I'm in love with Monsia facial care creams. Really moisturizing for skin and the natural oils + vitamins seem really good :)
by laura_wolfhart Tuesday, July 24, 2012 at 01:12PM Report as inappropriate
I was actually looking at this list to find a replacement for the Body Shop Vit C moisturizer. I have it now and it is really disappointing, definitely leaves my skin feeling greasy and worsened my complexion considerably. Before I used the Vit E moisturizer and my skin was very smooth, switched to Vit C for summer but it was a mistake. DO NOT RECOMMEND IT!
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American Diabetes Association 74th Scientific Sessions
The American Diabetes Association's Scientific Sessions brings together scientists and health care professionals from around the world who are involved in diabetes research and care. The five-day meeting will feature the most timely and significant advances in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of diabetes. The program is organized into eight distinctive theme areas and includes presentation by world-renowned diabetes experts.
Attendees will be able to choose from over 3,000 original presentations which include scientific and education sessions, oral and poster presentations, and special lectures and addresses. The best new basic and clinical science related to diabetes and its complications will be presented.
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Mule deer have faced a nationwide beat-down for more than a decade. But it's not all doom and gloom, even in the most troubled muley country.
President Lyndon Johnson signed the Wilderness Act in 1964 to give future generations a "glimpse of the world as it was in the beginning." Did it work?
In 2011, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) reported 327 people died in ATV-related accidents, including 10 under the age of 13.
Among the less obvious effects of climate change are the psychological impacts.
As air and water temperatures increase, some of us may be able to tolerate the changes better than others.
Summer sucks, or at least that's what it feels like for serious hunters.
Newly arrived species mow down vegetation and upend local communities.
Know your ticks and learn how to avoid Lyme disease.
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CINCINNATI -- With Brandon Phillips out of the lineup on Tuesday against the Cardinals because of a sore left hamstring, utility player Willie Harris started for the first time this season."I'm excited, but you hate to get out on the field when one of your teammates is injured," Harris said. "But when you're a utility player, that's your job and role: To fill in for those guys until they can get back on the field." Harris was signed to a Minor League deal in January and made the 25-man roster out of Spring Training. He is the lone lefty bat off of the bench and was 0-for-3 in pinch-hitting appearances before Tuesday. "I'm not quite settled in," Harris said. "I'm still trying to learn my way around all the one-way streets. But I feel comfortable here at the ballpark. It's a great group of guys, a great coaching staff and it just seems like a happy place to be. I just want to win and show them who I am as a player and person. "We know our role and what our job is. It's definitely tough -- [Miguel] Cairo, me and [Wilson] Valdez -- have been doing it for a few years now. We expect to win this year. It will be very important for everybody to be on board, not just the guys that start every day. Everybody has a significant role on this ball club."
Hamstring to keep Phillips sidelined
CINCINNATI -- On the night he was signed to a six-year, $72.5 million contract extension, Reds second baseman Brandon Phillips was not in the starting lineup on Tuesday against the Cardinals.According to manager Dusty Baker, it might be a few more days before Phillips returns from a sore left hamstring. "I'm realistically thinking at least four days," Baker said. "He may not like it, but I've got a pretty good idea about injuries and playing hurt, what you should do and what you could do. This isn't a time for heroes. If it was August or September, it might be a different story." Phillips' hamstring cramped up as he scored from first base during the fifth inning of Monday's 7-1 loss to the Cardinals. "I'm good. I feel like I'm getting better," Phillips said. "I don't know what the freak happened, but I'm not hurting like that. I ran on the treadmill today and felt good. I haven't been drinking water. I think that's what it is." Willie Harris made his first start of the season at second base and was the leadoff hitter in place of Phillips. "His mind says he can play. His body says 'no,'" Baker said of Phillips. "That's the attitude you want but we have to think about the long run and big picture."
Masset remains on DL with sprained shoulder
CINCINNATI -- Reds reliever Nick Masset was eligible to come off of the 15-day disabled list on Tuesday, but there was no chance of that happening. Out with a sprained right shoulder, Masset has yet to resume throwing."I'm definitely chomping at the bit, but it's one of those things that it's a process," Masset said. "You want to make sure everything is healed." Masset has been doing therapy and strength exercises in lieu of throwing. He hopes to play catch soon, before getting on a mound for some side sessions and ultimately a rehab assignment in the Minors before he can be activated. He was not sure if he would be with the club to continue his rehab for the road trip that begins after Wednesday's game. "As of right now, my arm feels great," Masset said. "It feels free, loose and strong. That's basically where we want to be. Hopefully it stays that way."
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It can be a vicious cycle: Teens raised in broken homes, or out on the streets, fall behind in school and are unable to catch up. The Detroit Public School's 'Second Chance Program' is working to change that, and get the students to a successful graduation.One of those students is 18-year-old Sasha Bibbs. Bibbs has been forced out of her mother's care and into the home of her grandmother, and has since been shuffled from house to house and school to school. The program is a night school option that allows students to obtain 20 credits in 10 weeks. That's half the time of a regular day school. "It's quiet. The class sizes are smaller. There's more intimate communication with there teachers," explains Andrea Taylor, principal at West Side Academy.That school is one of five DPS schools that offers the 'Second Chance Program.' Bibbs is now on the honor roll at West Side Academy. She says she wants to study culinary arts at Henry Ford Community College and become a chef one day. "I'm excited, because I can finally say that I accomplished something," she tells Fox 2. The 'Second Chance Program' meets Monday through Friday from 3:30 to 8:30 p.m. Students receive free meals, bus cards and supplies. The program is offered at no cost.
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Marcel Lapointe checks in and gives us an update on his Movie Yearbook project. Going to a Movie and doing a blog post review every day of the year! That is 366 movies for this year.
He is 74 days into the Movie Yearbook and is feeling a little burnt out but he is plugging away. He loves seeing movies and will continue with his quest to see 366 movies this year. The best movie yet is Hugo, The Artist and A Separation. Three way tie.
Quin talks about his unique method of recording podcasts.
He uses a firewire connection exclusively. He gets great sound and says the only downside is the system is expensive.
He uses Apple Logic software to record his shows.
He uses Apogee (firewire interface) to connect his Microphones.
- Quin explains the pros and cons of using this type of setup.
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We talk with Quin about how he interviewed the producers of the movie Act Of Valor.
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The state of Mississippi is home to two of the SEC's top three returning quarterbacks.
Welcome to Raycom News Network's live blog from SEC Media Days in Hoover, AL.
(RNN) – The line of separation between the Haves and Have-Nots got clearer in the SEC East and a little blurry in the SEC West.
Below is a look at three games from Week 4 and what they mean going forward followed by a look at three big games from next week and the impact they will have.
Week 4 recap:
LSU 12, Auburn 10
Knowing nothing other than the score, you would think either the pitching was bad or there was a strong breeze blowing out to left field.
If you can put your finger on whatever the issue was in this game that made it turn so different than everyone expected, please inform the rest of the world. Auburn was not supposed to be competitive with LSU. It wasn't supposed to be close.
This game threw a whole shroud of doubt over the entire SEC West. Does this mean Auburn (1-3, 0-2) can be a legitimate contender? Did LSU (4-0, 1-0) just have a bad game? Is it Alabama and the six dwarves? Is Mississippi State now the only team able to take the Tide down?
This is why we love football. Auburn fans will stand and say that the (Auburn) Tigers have put their problems behind them and now they will be a force for the rest of the year. LSU fans can say the (LSU) Tigers just struggled on the road in a tough conference game and thank the deity they turn to in such times that Alabama is a home game.
Those who are neutral can write off both teams as terrible and erase the circle around Nov. 3 and wait to see who comes out of the East to challenge Alabama for the SEC championship.
Or we can consider this: Crazy stuff happens. That's why we watch.
South Carolina 31, Missouri 10
This game was just the opposite. It was supposed to be good and turned out to be a snoozer.
It started out simple enough. Both teams had some hiccups early, but Missouri (2-2, 0-2) had a catastrophic turn of events similar to the end of its game with Georgia earlier in the season that swung the game in favor of the Gamecocks (4-0, 2-0) and the Tigers never recovered.
James Franklin played most of the game at quarterback for Missouri, but Corbin Berkstresser played late and threw for Missouri's only touchdown. That might mean something for the future, or it might not.
South Carolina's quarterback problem is over. Connor Shaw was brilliant, completing 20 consecutive throws after an incompletion on his first attempt. Marcus Lattimore also appeared to be over his injury woes as he rushed for 85 yards and two touchdowns.
Florida 38, Kentucky 0
This wasn't one of the three games featured last week to watch, but because Georgia crushed Vanderbilt in such a dominating style, this one deserves a little more attention.
Florida was so complete that 10 players got a reception and six got carries in an offense that was balanced almost down to the yardage. The Gators (4-0, 3-0) rushed for 200 yards and threw for 203. Kentucky (1-3, 0-1) was able to do nothing against Gator defense, which intercepted quarterback Morgan Newton three times.
Florida gets better with every game it plays and it gets a week to rest before taking on LSU. With two weeks to prepare for a team that Florida looks like a perfect antidote for, things could get very interesting very soon.
What to watch for in Week 5 (all times Eastern)
Arkansas at Texas A&M, 12:21 p.m., SEC Network
The Aggies (2-1, 0-1) have faced a couple of cupcakes since losing to Florida 20-17 to start the season and get reintroduced to SEC play with Arkansas, followed by Ole Miss. This will be an interesting game for both teams.
For Arkansas, it now has Tyler Wilson back but still has question marks everywhere. The defense will be tested by do-it-all quarterback Johnny Manziel, who has been torching lesser opponents and had an excellent first half against Florida.
A&M still has to try to figure out where they are. The Aggies were one or two plays away from beating Florida and have cruised over Southern Methodist and South Carolina State. But offensively, A&M lives and dies by Manziel. He has thrown for 641 yards and seven touchdowns in three games and led the team in rushing with 262 yards and five touchdowns.
Arkansas (1-3, 0-1) may not be up to the challenge of stopping him, but other teams the Aggies will face later on certainly are. At the risk of laying a hex on College Station, should Manziel suffer an injury, the Aggie offense may grind to a halt much the same way Arkansas' did without Wilson.
Tennessee at Georgia, 3:30 p.m., CBS
It seems like every week we're talking about Derek Dooley needing a win, but we mean it this time – honest.
Georgia (4-0, 2-0) is on a roll, but this game means a lot more to Tennessee (3-1, 0-1). If the Vols take a second SEC loss this early – and they're sure to get more with Mississippi State, Alabama and South Carolina coming in consecutive weeks – their chances of a decent bowl game are shot. In fact, Tennessee is staring down the barrel of needing wins over Vanderbilt and Kentucky at the end of the season just to qualify for a bowl.
Georgia needs to maintain its consistency and keep the Mark Richt detractors quiet heading into a likely Top 10 showdown with South Carolina.
Ole Miss at Alabama, 9:15 p.m., ESPN
Ole Miss is in a spot like A&M. The Rebels (3-1) have beaten up on some lesser opponents and lost – 66-31 against Texas – against their one tough foe. But finding out who you are against Alabama is not ideal, to say the least.
The point spread on this game is expected to be one of the highest in conference history. Ole Miss could cause some problems for Alabama's secondary if Bo Wallace gets time to throw and Donte Moncrief can get open. The Rebels' running game hasn't been too spectacular, and that can be a death sentence against a defense like the Tide's.
Alabama (4-0, 1-0) is hoping it can avoid any letdowns in the next month to prepare for clashes with Mississippi State and LSU.
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Kolb must prove he's Eagles starter all over
Eagles head coach Andy Reid said that Kevin Kolb, and not Michael Vick, will be the team's starting quarterback, but Kolb must prove his coach made the right call.
MRI for Jaguars QB McCown
Jaguars backup QB Luke McCown will undergo an MRI today on his right knee after taking a hit in the fourth quarter of the team's Week Two loss at San Diego.
Chargers dominate Jaguars in home opener
Philip Rivers threw for 334 yards and three touchdowns and the Chargers forced six turnovers in beating the Jacksonville Jaguars 38-13 in their home opener Sunday.
DE Kampman a perfect fit in Jacksonville
Jaguars DE Aaron Kampman feels right at home in Jacksonvile where GM Gene Smith is building his team around hardworking, strong-character players.
Sunday's Chargers-Jags game will be blacked out in San Diego
Sunday's game between the Chargers and Jaguars will be blacked out in the San Diego area after the Chargers failed to sell out the game.
Jaguars re-sign TE Wilford
The Jaguars re-signed TE Ernest Wilford on Thursday and waived first-year WR John Matthews to make room for Wilford, the club announced.
Garrard, newcomers on defense lead Jaguars
With new DE Aaron Kampman leading a revived defense, nothing could steal the spotlight from the Jaguars in their gutsy 24-17 Week One victory over the Broncos at EverBank Field on Sunday.
Garrard's three TD passes pace Jaguars in 24-17 win over Broncos
David Garrard threw three touchdown passes, two to TE Marcedes Lewis, and Jacksonville beat Denver 24-17 on Sunday in a season opener the Jaguars called one of the most important in franchise history.
Jaguars continue building foundation for O-line
The Jaguars' decision to reward ORG Uche Nwaneri with a five-year, $24 million contract extension last week came as a surprise to some around the league.
Jaguars place WR Dillard on I.R.
Jarett Dillard's foot injury has healed slower than expected, so he was was placed on injured reserve on Saturday. The team signed WR John Matthews from their practice squad to take Dillard's roster spot.
Report: Jaguars extend OG Nwaneri
The Jaguars and OG Uche Nwaneri have agreed on a five-year contract extension worth about $24 million, with $8-9 million guaranteed, according to FoxSports.com's Adam Caplan.
Reports: Jaguars RB Jones-Drew practices Monday
Jaguars RB Maurice Jones-Drew practiced on Monday, The Florida Times-Union and the Associated Press reported.
Jaguars awarded ex-Lions DT Cohen
The Jaguars announced Sunday that they were awarded third-year DT Landon Cohen off waivers from the Lions. OL Paul McQuistan was released to make room on the roster for Cohen.
Bengals, Jaguars exchange defensive backs
Cincinnati acquired S Reggie Nelson from Jacksonville in exchange for CB David Jones and a conditional draft choice in a trade completed Saturday after both teams had gotten down to their 53-man roster limits.
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Redskins DT Albert Haynesworth has been declared inactive for Sunday night's game against the Colts.
Brown, Gonzalez don't travel with Colts
The Colts will be without RB Donald Brown (hamstring), WR Anthony Gonzalez (ankle) and DB Jacob Lacey (foot) for their Sunday-night game against the Redskins.
Second-year corner helping power Colts' secondary
The Colts' defense has been erratic thus far this season, but second-year CB Jerraud Powers continues to build off of his great rookie campaign.
Colts face RB questions
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City College Special Trustee withdraws proposal for administrative pay hike
Students and faculty at City College of San Francisco staged an emergency protest today (Fri/24) after discovering that a generous salary increase had been proposed for top administrators and was headed to the desk of Special Trustee Bob Agrella for approval.
Since he was appointed and infused with the voting power of the full board of trustees in the wake of CCSF's threatened loss of accreditation, which the Guardian has covered extensively, Agrella can unilaterally decide on such matters.
But just as word of the proposed pay increase got out and angry protesters gathered to oppose it, Agrella announced that the item would be withdrawn from the action agenda.
The recommendation was to increase salary ranges for the college's Associate Vice Chancellor, Chief Information Technology Officer, and Vice Chancellor by a generous 19.25 percent, "based on the positions' level of responsibilities and duties."
"This is absolutely outrageous," said faculty union president Alisa Messer. "We have students being pushed out of classes, instructors losing jobs, and faculty are still 4 percent below 2007 level salaries. Giving 20 percent raises to the one per centers around here? This college administration's priorities are upside down."
Ona Keller, an organizer with the faculty union, said some classes had already been cancelled due to low enrollment. "Agrella came out and said it was a mistake," Keller said. "I think it was because there were so many people contacting him." She said roughly 100 protesters had turned out on campus between 2:30 and 3:30.
Student trustee Shanell Williams sounded a similar note. "The students aren't making a San Francisco minimum wage. … Everyone at the college is suffering. This is outrageous."
City College's communications director, Peter Anning, said he'd first learned of the proposal from a reporter. Seems that was right around the time protesters and news vans turned up outside.
Anning insisted that the proposal had not originated with Agrella and that the special trustee had not even seen it prior to the alerts going out that he would approve it.
The agenda went out Thu/23 around 5:30pm, Anning said, with the deadline for community input set for 24 hours later, at which point Agrella would make a final decision. "When Bob received it and saw it, he withdrew it," according to Anning.
However, the proposal seems to have been tabled for future consideration. Anning said he did not know whether Agrella had been holding any prior conversations about the proposed salary range increases before the recommendation found its way onto the action agenda.
Anning said the proposal originated with City College Associate Vice Chancellor of Human Resources Clara Starr. We called Starr's office to find out more, but her assistant told us she was taking the day off.
It's an abortion.
And I suppose you think 85,000 students can do without an education. Or perhaps you propose they sign up for expensive online classes where their failure is pretty much guaranteed? I don't get what you CCSF-haters really want for our world - an uneducated populace is easily manipulated, perhaps, that is your real agenda? Did you perhaps go to CCSF and flunk out because you're so stupid? What? Why the grudge?
many of those students would still get educated, and a better education at that.
You can go F**K yourself too
All the more reason to shut down that sad poor place then.
What you really wanna do is take away the opportunity for those young ppl to get a good education. Privatizing CCSF would mean those without the $ would not get in. The goal would be to maximize profit, not the students' education.
other better colleges to grow and compete.
That's the response you get from a San Franciscan when you piss on their leg and tell them it is raining.
Happy to help.
They equate it with communism apparently and that's their religion, a religion they are fanatical adherents to. Your comment was right on the mark.
The mysterious "they" I hear about.
I don't get your beef. Are you proposing the 85,000+ students who get some form of educational advancement at CCSF just get thrown out on the street with nothing? Do you propose that the 3,000+ employees get thrown onto public assistance? Are you prepared to take care of all of the lives that would be destroyed by CCSF's closure? What is your beef against this college? Did you flunk out? Did you have a crush on a teacher and get rebuffed? I don't get the animosity towards a nationally recognized educational institution that provides low cost opportunities to thousands of Bay Area residents.
They're here to rile up legitimate posters and pollute the forum.
are so serious that it no longer appears to be a viable enterprise. The question now is more how to manage it's size in such a way as a viable core can be retained and, if so, how that should be funded and managed.
My preference would be privatization, as I believe that would ensure better student numbers.
A community college is an entity which exists to provide education to the public.
A business enterprise is an entity which exists to make a profit.
Mr. Guest I believe that you have drawn an apples an oranges comparison, a logical fallacy, in expecting that public schools operate as businesses and not public schools.
If you attended CCSF, then you might have the critical thinking ability necessary to understand this.
It's just the city-run college that sucks.
Hey smart-guy(troll), the city doesn't run CCSF!
Who appoints the people who run CCSF?
The voters elect the people who run the CCSF, idiot. Some troll needs to get a higher education. Your quarrel is with San Franciscans.
That may be the first time ever that you have admitted responsibility for a fuckup.
Finally you acknowledge the full extent of my power.
I can only do so much to fight your destructive powers.
get it wrong like they did with CCSF, then he suddenly disowns the democratic blunder.
Be careful lest someone drop a corrupt accreditator on you.
hoodwinked so easily?
Registered voters in the City & County of San Francisco, by public election.
If you hate SF so very much, don't bother commenting on our newspaper's coverage of local issues. We've got it.
If the ACCJC were to evaluate an organization as badly run as itself, it would no doubt seek dis-accreditation. Meanwhile, for-profits get a free ride from the ACCJC.
Also, not one CCD represented by one of ACCJC's 19 Commissioners has been put on any level of sanction during their tenure of service.
Basic protection racket for back-door policy-making, usurping the CA State Legislature, CCC Board of Governors, and local elected CCD Boards of Trustees. SF City Attorney Herrera will mop the floor with them once the trial progresses, since all their reports are already in the public record under state law.
This proposal is fully in keeping with the agenda of the accrediting commission (indeed, it may have been recommended by them): More administrators and more money for them, less money for classes and faculty. It's fully consistent with the corporate model that the accrediting commission is promoting: more for those in the executive suites, less for the workers.
perhaps you have an outside link?
See any of the ACCJC reports on CCSF under "Eligibility Standard IV: Leadership & Governance". Or review Eligibility IV criteria for the entire region on ACCJC's homepage. CA has "Sunshine Laws" (Ralph M. Brown Act, Bagley-Keene Act), making public meetings & public records publicly available, both online & from the relevant office. It's the main reason the anti-CCSF lobby wasn't persuasive; public access to the facts.
Specifically, the Commission argued for destroying the department chair structure whereby senior faculty with 15-30+ years experience (many holding PhD, far more than at most CCCs), take on increased service loads and reduced teaching loads to fulfill the faculty's state statutory primary recommending responsibility in "academic & curricular" affairs, for review by the SFCCD Chancellor to recommend to the publicly-elected SFCCD Board of Trustees for final approval.
ACCJC's recommendations called for abolishing the Department Chair system, composed of faculty whose maximum compensation could not exceed less than $85-100k annually with a doctorate (less without), in favor of hiring more upper- and middle-administrators whose salaries START over $110-190k with zero managerial experience, zero teaching/counseling experience, and an MA, EdM, or MBA. Basically, less like Oxford or Cambridge, and more like a multinational.
This articles reports on those administrators meeting to try to give themselves a 20% pay-increase while ST Agrella still has absolute authority over SFCCD, during a financial crisis caused by upper management which is prompting classes & services to be cut, when they thought no-one was looking. The fact that ST Agrella is pulling it evinces a guilty conscience, hand caught in the cookie jar. But that is the corporate culture we all know, and this demonstrates why it is moronic to apply it to institutions that create a public good like health or education, instead of private profits easily quantified.
ACCJC "Show Cause Evaluation Report" 7/3/2013
I never went to CCSF, but I got a great education at Sacramento City College. There's no reason CCSF couldn't be a great school too. Bring it up to a high standard so that people of limited means can have a chance to rise.
Please educate yourself on the issue, because in all of the complaints against city college, no one has ever said anything negative about the educational quality. The problems with CCSF are financial in nature, made so in large part by a previous administration with much the same mindset as this new special dictator of privatization they put in charge, and by a an elected board that covered for that administration. Now the accrediting commission proposes cures that are worse than the disease, because the real agenda is to destroy and privatize anyway.
the city does no better a job there than it does fixing the streets or running Muni.
Overpaid staff, insane benefits, rigid work practices, and self-interested unions.
You just use it to go on an anti-union nutcase tirade. What you are is noise - that's all, noise. If you're so gungho about privatizing education, go start your own college and see if you can make a lot of money. I'll bet the education one gets at CCSF would blow away the one they'd get at your so-called college since educating the students is of a secondary concern to you (since you want to make it so hard for most people to get one which you would do by taking away the most affordable option for them).
Faculty union members voluntarily voted to have their contractually-obligated raises waived for 5 straight years to keep classes open, 2007-2012. Self-interested management sounds more in keeping with fact.
Funny how even increased tuition at CCSF at $46/credit is 10-20x less than most private 2-years, at worse value-for-money: University of Phoenix, Heald, DeVry, et cetera. Kind of kills your efficiency argument, as do their recent consumer fraud scandals misleading students about placement-after-graduation rates & compensation using federal USDOE funds from student aid.
UC Berkeley has been beating either Oxford or Cambridge, University of Chicago, Princeton, Imperial College London, & Yale in world university rankings, consistently Top 10 from Times Higher Education Supplement World Rankings (top international rater), Top 5 with Stanford, Cambridge, MIT and Harvard for 2014. CCSF's honors program is consistently one of the primary feeder colleges for transfer to UC Berkeley, universities included, so I'm inclined to trust Berkeley admissions over anonymous trolls.
And the pensions and healthcare benefits should have been renegotiated from scratch.
CCSF's problems are financial and the staff costs are leeching the school dry.
Close it down and start over.
And sadly, that includes the hordes of administrators just recently hired (months ago) who are wandering around making plans to change the college to what it had been decades ago and determined by the THEN SITTING ACCREDITING COMMISSION that it should change to the place it has become.
The education is excellent. The problem with the school has been financial. Who is responsible for that? Certainly not the faculty, staff, nor the students. But who gets to hold the bag? Exactly those people and NO ADMINISTRATORS have been held accountable but rather promoted and given higher salaries new titles and bringing in more administrators from the outside to demolish a place where excellent education was delivered to ALL.
That seems to be the problem with politicians and you haters here on this comment page huffing and puffing about taking this amazing college down. You're ignorant of the realities of what happens to a city when people are denied the right to a proper education.
Look at most of the prosperous industrial nations! They have FREE higher education and none of this crap about privatization. You capitalist rats sucking the corporate teat following the pied piper and espousing your great ideas of privatization. Look where that's got us! The U.S. is at the bottom in comparison to most advanced nations yet you sing your corporate slogan and cheer it on while you trample the poor. You make me ill. {spitting at your feet}
Just wait til your capitalist house of cards collapses. It's imminent.
CCSF is a joke ....
Official policy.
In the national higher education industry, esp. public sector, it is a standard practice not to demand full payment of a negative balance until the student attempts to order an official transcript for transfer or re-enrolls for the next semester or year. Students wishing to order CCSF transcripts still had to pony up, while community college drop-outs were hardly gamed the system, leaving without a degree, any credits, or ability to transfer.
Student debt is a rough enough burden to start one's working life with, even coming from the traditional middle class, so having your credit ruined by a collections agency over nickels & dimes is just ensuring your students/graduates report worse economic outcomes, which are used in stats to advertise, publicly fund, and assess colleges.
Most commenters here against CCSF seem to know little about the higher education industry nationally, comparable systems like CUNY or in TX/MA, CA state public higher education (& its laws), community colleges, or college governance, just spouting corporate platitudes inapplicable outside the private sector. Undermines your argument as the-guy-who-knows-best to not know the basic vocabulary of an entire sector and an entire industry, let alone this specific case.
Turns out that Dr. Agrella (the Special Trustee) and Dr. Arthur Tyler (the new Chancellor of CCSF) already gave the top administrators a 19.25% pay increase.
The agenda item was to change the salary schedule for administrators so that CCSF would pass an upcoming financial audit.
Here's the proof: emails from Dr. Arthur Q. Tyler:
From: Dr. Arthur Q. Tyler
Sent: Friday, January 24, 2014 10:35 PM
To: (redacted); Robert Agrella
Subject: RE: SFGate on reasons for withdrawn admin pay raise The existing
salaries did not match the schedule which was outdated. That inconsistency
needed to be fixed before the audit.
From: Dr. Arthur Q. Tyler
Sent: Friday, January 24, 2014 7:00 PM
To: (redacted); Robert Agrella
Cc: eff
Subject: RE: SFGate on reasons for withdrawn admin pay raise Carole as I
just said to Patrick the intent was ensure we were complying with an audit
requirement. We had not published an approved schedule that matched what
people were being paid. There wasn't any intent to increase Administrative
pay. Thank you for your support and comments
Notice Dr. Tyler wrote: "There wasn't any intent to increase Administrative
pay." THAT'S BECAUSE THE PAY INCREASE ALREADY WENT INTO EFFECT.
So the protest was for nothing. The faculty and staff have suffered declining wages and layoffs for nothing. The students have suffered cancelled classes, crumbling buildings, and lack of counseling services for nothing.
The only ones who are benefiting at CCSF are the top administrators, aka the One Percenters.
Remember, folks, "we're all in this together"! The faculty/staff get huge pay cuts (4% below where they were in 2007, while the cost of living in the Bay Area is skyrocketing) and the students get cancelled classes, but the administration gets a nearly 20% pay increase because they've been doing such a bang-up job as errand boys and girls for the ACCJC.
Let's face it: the little guy just can't win. The fight is over at City College and the bad guys won.
the jobs could not attract a very good quality of manager.
The entire CCSF pays tructure is bloated and excessive, especially the benefits, and perhaps we need to pay for a hardball who can actually reduce the costs structure and make CCSF viable again.
No public sector employee should get paid more than a US Supreme Court Justice $275k/year, or US President, $400k/year, even though it is a rampant practice in the otherwise under-funded CCC, CSU, and UC systems.
There are also very profitable post-public career options, like ACCJC Commissioners, and $2-4k/per diem education consulting & contracting firms that get brought in to CCDs whenever administrations change, each accreditation cycle for 1-3 years, and after every capital bond campaign.
Think you just tried to play hardball, through this back-fired ACCJC hit job, and lost very publicly, buddy.
A CCSF faculty member? Not so much.
Actually, not even two faculty members with Doctorates & 30 years service each, carrying a service overload (overtime) could make a SCOTUS salary.
Was referring to Upper Management, as covered in the article you are commenting on: the new SFCCD Chancellor Arthur Tyler Jr., Vice Chancellor, Associate Vice Chancellor, Chief Technology Officer, and Special Trustee Agrella ($365k/year + relocation, housing, transport), on top of his state pension. Their salaries start at a minimum of $110-200k/year + benefits with only a Master's.
CCSF needs a smackdown.
And consider that the newly appointed chancellor "Dr." Tyler received his PhD from the vaunted University of Phoenix, and that happened just a few years ago. No doubt so he could catapult himself to the higher levels of administration. You couldn't have a chancellor who wasn't Dr. So and So. Turns out, he's more Dr. No.
The movie "Interns" made great fun of someone with a U of Phoenix degree, just to show you how the perception is clear and present.
So no, not giving up.
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Four student films made it to the finals in the International Youth Silent Film Festival. Three cheers for the filmmakers!
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Wednesday, May 22, at 7 pm
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Casey Currey-Wilson '13 & Terrance Sun '13 (Top Secret)
Sophomore Elli Wiita earns spot on junior national synchro swim team
Elli is one of 12 synchronized swimmers in the country who qualified for the 2013 U.S. Junior (13-15) National Team following the final stage of trials.
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The Senate confirmed the appointment on April 30. Rukaiyah manages the capital markets investment group at The Standard. Formerly, she was the chief operating officer and director of investments at IAM Asset Management. Rukaiyah was involved in the 2008 presidential election as a voter rights lawyer for Counsel for Change, the Obama campaign's legal team. She serves on the board of Portland Center Stage and the finance committee of Planned Parenthood, Columbia-Willamette Valley. Rukaiyah holds a BA from Carleton College, a JD from Stanford University, and an MBA from Stanford University.
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Anthony Lin '09, now a senior at Duke, receives NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship
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Lin is a native of Portland, Ore., and has been a key member of the Duke fencing team over his four years. A three-time NCAA qualifier, Lin posted a career record of 181-56 as a member of Duke's saber squad. He served as team captain as a senior, helping the Duke men post a 15-9 overall record and the sabers a 16-8 mark.
Lin is a three-time member of the ACC Academic Honor Roll and appeared on the Capital One Academic All-District III Team in 2011-12. A double major in neuroscience and computer science, he currently owns a grade point average of 3.855 and will graduate from Duke in May.
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Dear Catlin Gabel community members,
Thank you so much for your enthusiastic participation in Tuition on the Track. It was such a pleasure to see the entire community uniting to support financial aid. With your help we exceeded our goal of $50,000 and raised a whopping $65,000! We couldn't have done this without our many sponsors and individual supporters — we really couldn't be more grateful!
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Dear parents and guardians, Upper School students, board members, and faculty-staff,
I'm writing to let you know that the head of school search committee and our search consultants, working in close collaboration, have now completed the school profile. This is the document that the consultants will use – indeed are using already – to introduce Catlin Gabel to prospective candidates. The profile has been posted on the school website, and we invite you to take a look at it. This document was the product of a great deal of careful thought. We feel it provides an honest and comprehensive picture of our school, and believe it will indeed be helpful in producing a terrific pool of applicants. We hope you agree.
The preliminary stages of the search have now been completed. To remind you of the steps so far:
• In various settings, the search committee engaged in lengthy and serious discussions about our ambitions for Catlin Gabel and for a new head of school.
• On the basis of an intensive and very competitive process, we selected outstanding search consultants.
• We solicited opinions and recommendations from the entire community regarding the search process and possible candidates.
• The consultants formally surveyed the community and also conducted a series of meetings on campus with a wide range of constituents.
• On the basis of all this information, we were able to develop a systematic view of community-wide opinion on a large variety of issues that resulted in, among other things, the profile.
The search is now entering what might be called its silent stage. For the next several months we will build the applicant pool. Our consultants will evaluate recommendations from any number of sources, both from within and outside the Catlin Gabel community, and will work with potential candidates to ascertain and, in many cases, encourage their interest. Much of this is, of course, behind-the-scenes work. It will be conducted largely in confidence, which is why there will be little if anything to report for several months. During the summer the search committee will identify and meet in person with a small number of especially promising candidates from which we hope to select our finalists. The plan is to bring finalists – perhaps three in number – to campus for interviews in mid to late September. At that point the silent phase will suddenly end. On-campus interviews will be public, and we intend to make them as inclusive as possible.
All of this means that – barring the unforeseen – you will next hear from me in late August or early September, at which time I will inform the entire community of the identities of our finalists and provide detailed information about the interview process itself. The search committee has worked together closely, very effectively, and, I must say, in a spirit of wonderful collegiality. We remain extremely optimistic and excited, and are already aware of a number of highly qualified people who are likely to become active and very strong candidates. On behalf of the committee, I can say that expressions of support and enthusiasm from the community have been most encouraging, and we greatly look forward to your participation in September as the final stages of the search unfold. In the meantime, and as always, thoughts, suggestions, recommendations, and the like will always be welcome and can be communicated to me at email@example.com.
Peter Steinberger, trustee, parent of alumna, search committee chair
Search committee members
Dave Cannard, Jr. '76, trustee (1997-07), board chair (2004-07), current parent, parent of alumnus, alumnus
Li-Ling Cheng, Middle School Mandarin teacher, parent of alumna
Clint Darling, interim head of school (1982-83), Upper School head (1973-86), retired Upper School English and French teacher, parent of alumnae
Isaac Enloe, kindergarten teacher
Aline Garcia-Rubio '93, Upper School assistant head, dean of students, science teacher, current parent, alumna
John Gilleland, trustee, board chair (2009-12), current parent
Alix Meier Goodman '71, trustee, endowment committee member, board chair (2007-10), parent of alumni, alumna
Vicki Roscoe, assistant head of school and Lower School head
Eric Rosenfeld '83, vice-chair and treasurer board of trustees, current parent, alumnus
Miranda Wellman '91, director of advancement, alumna
Jim Wysocki, Upper School math teacher and department chair
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During Catlin Gabel's Experiential Week, a group of students spent four days at Portland's AWOL (Aerial Without Limits) Dance Collective, learning to fly on trapeze, lyra, and cloth. They also became airborne during the week in other fun ways, including parkour and trampoline. Thanks to student leaders Riley and Adele, adult leaders Jessica and Joan, and the enthusiastic and generous teachers at AWOL.
Congratulations to Pulitzer Prize winner Adam Johnson
Adam Johnson has visited Catlin Gabel three times, twice as a visiting writer and once to deliver the commencement address. This photo was taken last spring in an English 11 class. During that visit, he gave a memorable reading from his novel The Orphan Master's Son at an Upper School assembly; this is the same novel that won the Pulitzer.
Tuition on the Track 2013 photo & video gallery
Students and faculty-staff from every part of the school came down to the track on April 12 to walk, run, skip, and jump for the financial aid walkathon. This was year two for the student-run fundraiser. Bravo to Max and Mira for organizing and for arranging for dry weather. We raised $65,000!
Ron Sobel receives Model UN lifetime achievement award
The Chris Allen Memorial Advisor's Award was presented to Upper School Spanish teacher Ron Sobel at the closing ceremonies of the Oregon Model UN conference in Eugene. The award is given annually to an adult involved with MUN based on service to an individual club or the model as a whole. Ron has served as treasurer of the Oregon High School International Relations League and served as advisor to Catlin Gabel's MUN program for many years. Every Catlin Gabel student participant at this year's conference submitted a nominating letter in support of Ron. The letters spoke to Ron's leadership, sense of humor, passion for cultivating a sense of global citizenship in youth, and the kind and loving way in which he has fostered relationships with his students and colleagues.
Sophomore Valerie Ding advances to International Science and Engineering Fair
Valerie Ding took 1st place in physics and astronomy at the Regional Northwest Science Fair. Three other CG students competing at the regional competition placed 2nd in their categories: freshman Anirudh Jain in environmental management, freshman Lara Rakocevic in environmental analysis and effects, and senior Valerie Balog in cellular and molecular biology. Congratulations to all!
Poet Malena Mörling Visits Catlin Gabel
Video: Shoe design and leadership Winterim
Catlin Gabel students enrolled in this Winterim project designed shoes by interviewing Portlanders on the street and getting an idea of a need they could fulfill in shoe design. They worked in teams to figure out how to solve their problems. The project, powered by Catlin Gabel's Knight Family Scholars Program, used the techniques of design thinking to teach the students much more than shoe design: it taught them how to collaborate effectively, learn the many ways to solve problems, and what it takes be be a leader. After only three days to work together to figure out their strategy and design their shoe, they presented their prototypes to a jury of well-known shoe designers from the Portland area at Pensole Academy in downtown Portland. »Read more about the project on Edutopia
You can read a great article about this project on Edutopia, and KGW-TV also broadcast a story about it.
PFA parent community meeting rescheduled for Thursday, April 25
This meeting, featuring CG seniors, was previously scheduled for April 18.
The newly scheduled meeting on the 25th starts and ends earlier than usual because the room is booked at 9:40 a.m. Coffee and tea will be served in Gerlinger instead of the Barn.
Come hear Catlin Gabel seniors reminice and answer questions about their Catlin Gabel experience. They will also talk about their post-CG plans. This is a favorite annual event.


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Groton — Town police charged a Waterford man Friday with numerous charges relating to domestic violence incidents in 2011.
Gerard M. Perron Jr., 42, of 26 Stone St., Waterford, was taken into custody on Feb. 6 by New York Port Authority Police at La Guardia Airport in Flushing, N.Y., after he arrived on an international flight.
Friday, Groton Town detectives, who had obtained 10 warrants for Perron's arrest, extradited him from New York.
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Perron was held in lieu of a $400,000 in bond and is scheduled to appear Tuesday in New London Superior Court.
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