Monthly Archives: June 2010
The California Indian Conference | 25th Anniversary
The California Indian Conference | 25th Anniversary. Please join us for the celebratory 25th annual meeting of the California Indian Conference! , For the last quarter century the exchange of knowledge and perspectives has been the hallmark of the CIC, … Continue reading
California Labor History course starts August 17 at the Mission campus of San Francisco City College
Fred Glass, Communications Director of the California Federation of Teachers, AFT/AFL-CIO, will be teaching a course on California Labor History at the Mission Campus of San Francisco City College (1125 Valencia Street), starting August 17. Classes will be Tuesday evenings, … Continue reading
California Poet Wins Pulitzer Prize (Guest Post)
[Ed. Note: This is the first “guest post” on the California Studies Blog. It was submitted by Katheryn Rivas, who writes on the topics of online universities. She welcomes your comments at her email Id: katherynrivas87@gmail.com. The Blog will be … Continue reading
Peter Richardson on Freedberg’s “California Watch”
The following blog comes from Peter Richardson’s blog: I should have done this a while back, but I’m including a link to the California Watch website on your starboard as well as here. Former Chronicle writer (and former Ramparts contributor!) … Continue reading
“Santa Monica Politics: The Left in Charge,” in Calif. Journal of Politics and Policy
Frank Gruber (a member of the Steering Committee of the California Studies Association) has just had published in the California Journal of Politics and Policy a paper about the politics of Santa Monica since the “Left,” in the form of … Continue reading
Summer 2010 Issue of Southern California Quarterly now available
The latest issue (Vol. 92, No. 2) of Southern California Quarterly, the journal of the Historical Society of Southern California, has been published. Here is the Table of Contents: ARTICLES Water Politics and the San Fernando Valley: The Role of … Continue reading
