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Thanks to the guidance of an older brother and my own maturity I started questioning authority and became involved in environmental and civil rights issues. I studied psychology and political science at the University of California, Davis and in 1984 moved to San Diego where I was a probation officer and later a Library Supervisor at the Univ. of California, San Diego.
After writing my book, I moved to the idyllic, artsy town of Eureka Springs, Arkansas in 2008.
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Thursday, December 16, 2010
An Obvious and Easy Approach to Holding Each Other Accountable On a weekly if not daily basis most of us receive right wing and extremist emails that attack individuals or organizations in the lime light with frightening claims about the person or group. While most are outlandish, some become part of the zeitgeist of a nation, adding to our intellectual decline.
Thursday, December 16, 2010An Obvious and Easy Approach to Holding Each Other Accountable On a weekly if not daily basis most of us receive right wing and extremist emails that attack individuals or organizations in the lime light with frightening claims about the person or group. While most are outlandish, some become part of the zeitgeist of a nation, adding to our intellectual decline.
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Sunday, August 29, 2010
Myths That Flooded the Media Regarding Katrina The author was a California tourist who could not get out of New Orleans before Katrina and ended up in the Louisiana Superdome. In this piece he describes some of the mis-information regarding Katrina and the levee failures that still persist in society today.
Sunday, August 29, 2010Myths That Flooded the Media Regarding Katrina The author was a California tourist who could not get out of New Orleans before Katrina and ended up in the Louisiana Superdome. In this piece he describes some of the mis-information regarding Katrina and the levee failures that still persist in society today.
