That weve even gotten to this pipet. There is a certain public official who is not here and hasnt been here. ~ point he was elected the mayor of the city and county of San Francisco. His voice, hes missing in action. applause when i was in the marine corps, he would have been Court Martialed and tossed. I want that to be very clear. I know exactly what im saying. I fought in the 60s in a lot of different ways at San Francisco state, and i fought some of this stuff was over with, but here we are again and what were fighting for is Public Education. The right to have access to Public Education for earn. Everyone. Thank you. ~ thank you. Next speaker. [cheering and applauding] my name is ann clark. Im a San Francisco resident and a proud graduate of ccsf. I want to thank you for your resolution and thank you for the wonderful staff whom ive met. They are really terrific people and i want you to know that. This is what we are about and this is who we are. We are fighting for our city and f
Building talking about this right now. I was there yesterday and it was crazy. A few cops grabbed me, you know, and i dont take that lightly at all, you know. But i had to get out of there. But i just want to say a lot of things have to change. One of my classmates actually could not graduate this semester because one of her classes was discontinued in the middle of the semester not the middle, but well, while they were into the semester the class was canceled so she will not be able to graduate this semester. This is all because of this super trustee, as you call him or stupid trustee. [laughter] but id just like to say, man, its a good thing that were trying to restore the democracy and the transparency at the university because the university has given me a second chance, you know. So, i think its a lot of people like me who would like the opportunity but thank you. [speaker not understood]. [cheering and applauding] thank you. Next speaker. Ive never felt so hot and so coiled ~ col
I am a fulltime student taking 16 units working full time with two jobs. I am a [speaker not understood] and yesterday what happened was that we occupied the building and they forced the payment policy on us so we forced our way into the building. Thats our school because [speaker not understood]. So, as a testimonial from one of my [speaker not understood], she was affected by the payment policy and i would quickly quote her. She said, i didnt qualify for Financial Aid i figured i would just be able to swing two classes at least. But when they changed the payment policy it was making it impossible for me to pay for my classes and i was one month from oh, my god. I wish they didnt do that because the people like me working paycheck to paycheck, it is way too much. And you have to understand that the people that were there all night, even the people sleeping outside, we are in support of each other and you cant do this to us. We are experienced at working hard. You cant treat us like cr
Diagnosis. Cervical cancer, an especially aggressive form of the disease that despite radiation and surgery would have taken her life for months. That would have been where the story ended. Somewhere in the hospital Henrietta Lacks lived on, at least some of her did. Before henriettas death her doctors to a sample of her tissue to study inside a test tube. When they looked closely, they discovered something unusual for cells. Hers not only survived but thrived and multiplied in the live. In fact, henriettas cells were so resilient they were replicated again and again and again in laboratories all over the world and went on to become the most widely used cell for for human cellular and molecular biology. Those cells known as hela are the basis of breakthroughs. Jonas salk used them to develop the first vaccine for polio. Medical advances in vitrovertization, cell biology, Cancer Research and all things to hela cells. Since hela were not the first cells to be widely replicated but also s
POCATELLO — NeighborWorks Pocatello held its annual meeting and awards ceremony along with the kickoff to the Avenues for Hope Housing Challenge on Dec. 12 at the West Side Players