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These are binary questions, John. One can infer that level of logic and common sense have hampered you before.
You really need a category for “No, I don’t have any social media accounts.”
Looks good!
Hey guys…ya misspelled Humboldt in the title. Might want to fix that.
*CSU, not UC
I always enjoyed Derek’s energy anytime we crossed paths. Such a great guy who was so genuine and kind. He will be greatly missed in the skateboard community.
Great! Now the can violate CEQA more efficiently.
Apparently not, as the Board of Supervisors says they are talking about buying it.
If this mushroom is found growing on a yew tree (a poisonous species), it may absorb toxic compounds from the tree, making it unsafe to eat.
Poker Face I’m sorry you don’t feel extraordinary, 😪ALL CAPS? At least you allow your emotional side to shine through!! Very emotional and easily agitated you are. A flair for …
It was a toxic dump from industry prior it being an encampment …the land is unsellable The residents would do all they could to take the trash out piecemeal, organize …
The day they do but they don’t. Christ.
He can’t sell it because it was a toxic industrial dump before it was an encampment. The logging company and other businesses that used to be there devastated the eco-system …
I know most of them personally and they do a lot to get the trash taken. It’s hard when the city won’t agree to putting out dumpsters, etc…
There are those who not as fortunate. You know this if you were out there.
I’d encourage you not to be so quick to judge, especially when you haven’t walked in their shoes. Comparing the way unhoused people live to pigs isn’t just unfair—it strips …
They NEVER offer help. Even during the storms, extreme weather, and floods. With all of their grants and funding they don’t give bus passes so folks can get to the …
Both the Phillips refinery in Wilmington and the Valero refinery in Benicia will shut down forever in early 2026. That accounts for 18% of the present refining capacity in the …
If’n SoCal doesn’t have the water to support its population, maybe LA / Riverside / San Berdoo / San Diego counties should pass an ordinance that the last 10 million …
Looks kind of like candy corn, interesting mushroom
Until they build cars that can run on crude oil fresh out of the ground, pumping more oil won’t help. California doesn’t have the refining capacity to handle it, so …
That looks really cool.
Welcome back to Humboldt, Richard Carvajal! It’s refreshing to have someone from here governing our university. UC has always sent in carpet baggers who never cared about this place. They …
The tragedy would have been considerably worse if the plane would have crashed while circling the airstrip or viewing the town. Fuel tank full? Fire season? No survivor plus a …
Hah! Well played!
I like the old one better… it was fine. I didn’t get the new at all…until now, I see the old had the same arrows; just less obvious. Meh.. if …
I checked on OpenSecrets, and he is in fact listed as a donor to these politicians: https://uploads.disquscdn.c… Could be someone else, but the details do match with his work history. …
Something interesting about the new President and President Rossbacher is that they both led public institutions in Georgia that were merged into other college before coming to Humboldt. I wonder …
Did you have to post this three times?
Lincoln Haywood — Re: Meet Cal Poly Humboldt’s Next President, Richard A. Carvajal, Who Grew Up Here
Now he’s just got to shut down that lunatic proposed CPU parking lot on Foster Ave. Hundreds of impatient college students driving to and from that site every day in …