Borderlands]]> Environmentalism and politics -- California -- San Diego]]> Environmentalism and politics -- Mexico -- Tijuana]]> Imperial Beach (Calif.). Mayor]]> Metropolitan government]]> Politics and government -- 20th century]]> Politics and government -- 21st century]]> United States. Congress. House]]> Water rights -- Mexico]]> Water rights -- United States]]>
This oral history interview was made possible by the Ellie Johns Foundation stewarded by the Rancho Santa Fe Library Guild. It was created as part of CSUSM's University Library/History Department internship in oral history.]]> Brian Bilbray]]> Riccardo Savo]]> Robert Sheehan]]> In copyright]]>
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]]> El Cajon (Calif.) ]]> Chicago Tribune (Firm)]]> Escondido Times-Advocate (Escondido, Calif.)]]> Photojournalists]]>
In this second interview conducted by Alexa Clausen, Dan Rios discusses starting work for the Escondido Times-Advocate and the beginning of his career at newspaper which was then owned by the Applebee and Carlton families. Rios discusses his work days, the paper's staffing, and his enjoyment in working for the Times-Advocate and in living in Escondido. Rios also discusses the selling of the newspaper to the Chicago Tribune Company and the changes that wrought with new editors, staff layoffs, and a much more difficult working environment.]]> Daniel Flores Rios]]> Alexa Clausen]]> In copyright]]> English]]> Escondido (Calif.)]]> Artists, Black]]> California State University San Marcos. Black Student Center]]> California State University San Marcos -- Students]]> Portrait photography]]> Student success]]>
This oral history was made possible in collaboration with the Black Student Center and with generous funding from the Instructionally Related Activities fund.]]> Jake Northington]]> Ayana Ford]]> Ernest Cisneros]]> Sean Visintainer]]> In copyright]]> English]]> East Saint Louis (Ill.)]]> San Marcos (Calif.)]]> California State University San Marcos. Black Student Center]]> California State University San Marcos. Cross-Cultural Center]]> Education, Higher]]> Racism -- California -- Irvine]]> Student success]]> University of California Irvine. Cross-Cultural Center]]>
This oral history was made possible in collaboration with the Black Student Center and with generous funding from the Instructionally Related Activities fund.]]> Floyd Lai]]> Ayana Ford]]> In copyright]]> English]]> San Marcos (Calif.)]]> Irvine (Calif.)]]> California State University San Bernadino]]> California State University San Marcos]]> California State University San Marcos. Modern Language Studies Department]]> Education, Higher]]> Immigrants -- United States]]> Kansas University]]> Mexican Americans -- California -- San Diego County]]> Mexican Americans -- Education (Higher)]]> Mexicans -- United States]]> Roma (Motion picture : 2018)]]> Stella Clark]]> Sean Visintainer]]> In copyright]]> English]]> Colonia Roma (Mexico City, Mexico)]]> East Lansing (Mich.)]]> Lawrence (Kan.)]]> Oxford (Miss.)]]> San Bernadino County (Calif.)]]> San Marcos (Calif.)]]> American Indian Library Association]]> California Indians]]> California State University San Marcos]]> California State University San Marcos. Tribal Liaison]]> California State University San Marcos. University Library]]> Libraries -- Ghana]]> Jazz -- Ghana]]> Jazz musicians -- Ghana]]> Love on a Leash]]> Patterson, Lotsee]]> Rodriguez, Henry Nichols, 1919-2002]]> Tribal libraries -- New Mexico]]> Tribal libraries -- Southern California]]> Bonnie Biggs]]> Gunnar Biggs]]> Judith Downie]]> Aaron Williams]]>
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In this second interview conducted by Alexa Clausen, Dan Rios discusses starting work for the Escondido Times-Advocate and the beginning of his career at newspaper which was then owned by the Applebee and Carlton families. Rios discusses his work days, the paper's staffing, and his enjoyment in working for the Times-Advocate and in living in Escondido. Rios also discusses the selling of the newspaper to the Chicago Tribune Company and the changes that wrought with new editors, staff layoffs, and a much more difficult working environment.]]> Daniel Flores Rios]]> Alexa Clausen]]> English]]> Escondido (Calif.)]]>