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Tuesday, November 17, 2020
Book of D: Dominguez Sisters Coffee with Mama
Thursday, November 12, 2020
Book of D: Der Spiegel Described America's Predicament Best
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Monday, November 9, 2020
Book of D: The GSA Must Go Away - ASAP
Sunday, November 8, 2020
Book of D: My How the Conceited Refuse to Concede
Saturday, November 7, 2020
Friday, November 6, 2020
Thursday, November 5, 2020
Book of D: Remembering the Santa Barabara 2019 Collegiate Recovery Staff Summit
One year ago, sans Covid-19, several of my colleagues around the country and I gathered at UC Santa Barbara for the annual Association of Recovery in Higher Education (ARHE) Collegiate Recovery Staff Summit. Most of us stayed at the hotel in Goleta; we met in the lobby and chatted before and after the respective daily sessions. We had dinner and went shopping in the historic downtown area. On the final day, we gathered at the beach as a group for pictures. The beach was just a short walking distance from the beautiful UC-SB campus. It was a joyous trip, overall. I networked the heck out of the Summit, and I made new alliances with CRP members from different universities from across the country: UC-San Diego, Purdue, LSU, UNC, Florida St., Texas Tech, U of Georgia, Georgia St., UVA, WVU, Virginia Tech, U Virginia, etc.... And, of course I strengthened current alliances with fellow UT System schools, other Texas universities (TCU, SMU, Rice, UH), and other midwestern and western schools.
This year, the ARHE 2020 VIRTUAL COLLEGIATE RECOVERY STAFF SUMMIT begins tomorrow via Zoom. Although it won't be the same as meeting in person (the 2020 Summit was supposed to take place in San Diego), I'm looking forward to seeing my colleagues from various universities around the country. I especially look forward to the meetings and everything we learn and share, which in turn helps each of us (staff members) improve the collegiate recovery services we provide at our respective universities.
Book of D: Trump's 2020 Helter Skelter Gang
They are ignorant. They protest because their dictator-in-chief tells them he's being cheated out of winning the election without even showing proof. There's no proof of fraud. There's nothing in the election rules that states that counting mail-in ballots (that were postmarked accordingly) is fraudulent. Counting mail-in ballots has been done for a long time. It began as a way to ensure our military could vote while they were stationed away from home. But, of course trump doesn't care about that as he has pretty much shared his disdain for the military. That stupid idiot (trump) and his pathetic kids and staff should perhaps exercise some due diligence and READ the constitution and the election rule book. Trump is needlessly and shamelessly creating more strife in this country, and if/when he goes to court to try to fight all of this, the courts are not going to be happy that 1. He doesn't have legal means to sue 2. He is inciting violence. Bottom line, trump needs to just shut the f^ck up already. Let the votes be counted. No one really knows who is going to come out the victor, for all we know, trump could be headed back to the White House (L-rd help us all).
Wednesday, November 4, 2020
Book of D: The State of the Race 2020
As of noon time, CST, only the Associated Press has allocated Arizona's 11 electoral votes to Biden. MSNBC & CNN have not. My spouse and I are political junkies, so we are closely monitoring the process. We have had little sleep, but we are both at our respective jobs working as usual with the prospect of changing who will be our next POTUS looming in the background, per se.
Biden is no more a socialist than trump is a Christian.
So, once again, kudos to the younger generation of Latinx voters for doing their part, especially in Arizona. My heart breaks for all of us Latinos who worked so hard to overcome republican rule - shame on those Latinos who stood in our way.
They do NOT deserve to be called Latinos.
Update: Wisconsin and Michigan were called for Biden earlier today.
Monday, November 2, 2020
Saturday, October 31, 2020
Book of D: HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
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My UT Permian Basin family.
Thursday, October 29, 2020
Book of D: October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM)
Aaron Thomas (Crisis
Center of West Texas, BIPP Coordinator/ Community Service Manager)
Alexandria Hart-Adcock. (UT
Permian Basin Sergeant, UTPB Campus Police Department)
Audrey Spotts (UT Permian
Basin Student Government Association, Parliamentarian)
Corey James Benson (UT
Permian Basin Dean of Students/Title IX Officer, Division of Student Affairs and
Leadership)
Chris Boyer (Fall 2020
Intern for UT Permian Basin, Graduate Student at Texas A&M-Commerce)
Diana Ortiz Balderrama (UT
Permian Basin International Student Services & Financial Literacy, Division
of Student Affairs and Leadership)
Dora Dominguez-Carey (UT
Permian Basin Student Development Specialist/Title IX Officer, Division of
Student Affairs and Leadership)
Elizabeth Andrews Teixeira
(Crisis Center of West Texas, Prevention Services Director)
Hannah Horick (Crisis
Center of West Texas, Communication and Development Coordinator)
Narita Holmes (UT Permian
Basin Title IX Coordinator and Assistant Compliance Officer, Division of
Compliance)
Rachael Duke (UT Permian
Basin Administrative Assistant II, Division of Student Life)
Sarbagya Malla (UT Permian Basin Student Government Association, President)