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Diana Chavez

Diana Chavez is a Grants and Finance specialist in the Urban development department with the Ross Center for Sustainable Cities. Prior to joining WRI, Diana worked as Chief of Operations at a small business group in Oklahoma, where she worked in different areas such as: operations and management, human resources and finances.

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Santa Fe le regaló una alegría a la hinchada: venció 3-2 a La Equidad, por la Liga Femenina

Vea acá: Los goles que se festejaron en la tarde capitalina fueron obra de Jessica Peña, Kena Romero y Fanny Gauto, por parte del cuadro león . Mientras las aseguradoras respondieron con los tantos de Diana Chaves y Genesis Vegas. Fue un compromiso disputado y lleno de emociones. El primer tiempo fue rojo ; las leonas dominaron de principio a fin y eso se reflejó en el marcador al término de la primera mitad, en donde marcaron Peña, por la vía del penal, y Romero. El segundo tiempo fue más disputado y las aseguradoras salieron en busca de la remontada. Sobre el minuto 51 llegó el descuento con un golazo de tiro libre de Chaves y, seis minutos más tarde, Vegas colocó el tanto de la igualdad parcial 2-2.

Grad walks, stage moments, no guests. Graduation 2021 is definitely not cutting it for many

Grad walks, stage moments, no guests. Graduation 2021 is definitely not cutting it for many Nina Agrawal © Provided by The LA Times Photographer Jesse Ramirez, left, takes a photo of graduating student Kimberly Tsu at Cal State L.A. (Irfan Khan / Los Angeles Times) It all seemed so promising a month ago when Cal State L.A. announced its plans for graduation. An event at the landmark Rose Bowl, not only for the class of 2021, but also the forgotten class of 2020. Speeches. Music. Congratulations galore from family and friends. Maybe even some jumbotron action. But this week, Cal State L.A. made clear what was actually in store for the Rose Bowl ceremony: No guests. No names read aloud. No walk across the stage.

As COVID wanes, graduation 2021 disappoints hopeful students

Print It all seemed so promising a month ago when Cal State L.A. announced its plans for graduation. An event at the landmark Rose Bowl, not only for the class of 2021, but also the forgotten class of 2020. Speeches. Music. Congratulations galore from family and friends. Maybe even some jumbotron action. But this week, Cal State L.A. made clear what was actually in store for the Rose Bowl ceremony: No guests. No names read aloud. No walk across the stage. So much outrage erupted that in an abrupt about-face, university officials canceled the Rose Bowl graduation altogether and is reverting to a virtual event, with plans for an in-person ceremony at a future date with “elements that graduates treasure.”