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susan acker columns
Closing a chapter
Columns
May 15, 2009
Six years ago I was nervous about starting my freshman year in college at Cal Poly Pomona to become a teacher.
Think before you post
Columns
May 8, 2009
With the constant talk of Facebook, social networking sites have been on my mind lately.
Why I believe in angels
Columns
May 1, 2009
I was right on schedule. I had 30 minutes to get to work and I was on the 210 Freeway headed east to the 57 South.
Green is just common sense
Columns
April 24, 2009
Jumping on bandwagons and following the latest trend has been drilled into me as being ridiculous.
To Tweet or not to Tweet
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April 17, 2009
Do you Tweet? Not make the sound, do you send messages to a Web site so that people know what you are doing, where with whom, why and for how long?
My junkyard treasure
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April 3, 2009
As I walked down the aisle of the dirt lot, my heart sank. I was not really expecting to find anything that hot summer day in the middle of July, but I had hoped, more than I had realized before that moment.
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