Author Archives: Mike Oliver

Prop. A would give city some muscle In response to “Project labor agreements are a powerful, valuable tool” (Opinion, May 18): I found it fascinating that in the first sentence of Mr. Lemmon’s response to your editorial, he mentions “bullying.” … Continue reading →

Prop. A would give city some muscle In response to “Project labor agreements are a powerful, valuable tool” (Opinion, May 18): I found it fascinating that in the first sentence of Mr. Lemmon’s response to your editorial, he mentions “bullying.” … Continue reading →

Higher-education cuts What Gov. Brown proposes if his tax increase plan fails in November: $300 MILLION California community colleges $500 MILLION UC and CSU California’s colleges and universities are looking at fewer classes, higher student fees and layoffs unless more … Continue reading →

The more than 30,000 assembled in Liberty University’s stadium to hear his commencement address not only applauded him when he proclaimed that marriage was a relationship between one man and one woman but also when he appealed to a “common … Continue reading →

BOSTON, May 18, 2012 — /PRNewswire/ — Universal teen recording artist, Breje, is one of pop culture’s new budding stars. Breje is set to launch a national Anti-Bullying campaign for the summer of 2012 with the official release of his … Continue reading →

WASHINGTON, May 17, 2012 — /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — At a press conference on Tuesday, May 22, a coalition of 17 education, religious and civil liberties groups will release new guidelines aimed at helping public schools uphold the First Amendment while combating … Continue reading →

CHERRY HILL, N.J., May 17, 2012 — /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ – Hundreds of elementary, secondary and high schools from all over the world are sending teams to vie for honors in Destination Imagination’s Global Finals celebration of creativity May 23-26. DI officials today … Continue reading →

The Sun believes that the primary goal of the California Faculty Association’s contract negotiations with the California State University System is so instructional faculty members would receive an increase in compensation that would disadvantage students (“Professors have priorities wrong,” May … Continue reading →

California’s colleges and universities are looking at fewer classes, higher student fees and layoffs unless more money can be injected into the state budget, educational leaders in San Diego and Sacramento said Wednesday. They reiterated their plea that voters to … Continue reading →

By Karen OcambNews Editor     LGBT Icon Harvey Milk would have been 82 years old next Tuesday—had he not been assassinated in 1978. In 2009, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed openly gay Sen. Mark Leno’s SB 572 designating every May … Continue reading →