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.)]]> Artists, Black]]> California State University San Marcos. Black Student Center]]> California State University San Marcos -- Students]]> Portrait photography]]> Student success]]> Jake Northington]]> Ayana Ford]]> In copyright]]> English]]> East Saint Louis (Ill.)]]> San Marcos (Calif.)]]> Agricultural laborers -- California]]> Agricultural laborers -- Colorado]]> Family farms -- California]]> Japanese Americans]]> Japanese Americans -- Forced removal and internment, 1942-1945]]> Poston Relocation Center (Ariz.)]]> World War, 1939-1945 -- Concentration camps -- Arizona -- Yuma]]> Alethea Nagata]]> George Nagata]]> Lucy Wheeler]]> Colorado]]> Southern California]]> Yuma (Ariz.)]]> 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]]> Floyd Lai]]> Ayana Ford]]> 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]]> English]]> Colonia Roma (Mexico City, Mexico)]]> East Lansing (Mich.)]]> Lawrence (Kan.)]]> Oxford (Miss.)]]> San Bernadino (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]]> Ghana]]> New Mexico]]> San Marcos (Calif.)]]> California State University San Marcos. Cross-Cultural Center
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Tawfilis has had a storied career and has worked with the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP), the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), the Women of Srebrenica Project, and UNESCO. In her interview, Tawfillis discusses her career working as a civilian employee of the military, as well as her work with the United Nations, IAEA, and the Women of Srebrenica Project. Tawfilis also discusses the creation of the Art Miles Mural Project, the Muramid Arts and Cultural Center, and her thoughts on art as a vehicle for healing, empathy, and peace.]]> Joanne Tawfilis]]> Linda Kallas]]> Melissa Martin]]> In copyright]]> https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/]]> English]]> Oceanside (Calif.)]]> Srebrenica (Bosnia and Herzegovina)]]> Home brewing -- California -- San Diego County]]> Quality Ale and Fermentation Fraternity (San Diego, Calif.)]]> Women brewers -- California -- San Diego County]]> Rich Link, Mary Anne Bixby and Greg Lorton are all early members of Quality Ale and Fermentation Fraternity (QUAFF), a San Diego area homebrewing group. In this interview, Link, Bixby, and Lorton discuss their introduction to craft beer, early home brewing experiences, QUAFF, various local breweries, mead, and womens’ participation in homebrewing. None have worked in the industry professionally, but all are certified beer judges and Lorton and Bixby also judge mead competitions.

Link wrote for the Celebrator Beer News magazine on the Southern California beer scene and his experiences visiting European breweries. He served several terms as QUAFF President. He is a certified beer judge.

Lorton served as QUAFF Newsletter editor and President. (He has provided a separate oral history.)

Bixby, with her late husband, Horace, switched from wine making to beer making. She belonged to the SDSS (San Diego Suds Sorority) which was a women-only subgroup of QUAFF.

QUAFF was founded in 1989 for San Diego area homebrewers to learn, improve, and successfully compete with their beers, ciders, meads, and other fermented beverages. The group also assists members with earning national Beer Judge Certification (BJCP) and encourages participation in club-only and external competitions and charity events.

QUAFF is noted for sponsoring the America’s Finest City Homebrew Competition. One recipe from the pool of first-place winners considered for Best of Show at this event is selected for production at a local commercial brewery. Participating breweries have included Stone Brewing and AleSmith Brewing. The beers produced include Stone’s Xocovesa, developed by member Chris Banker. The club has garnered awards such as the American Homebrewers Association’s Radegast Award for community involvement and California and National Homebrew Club of the Year Awards, based on competition points earned.

Dozens of QUAFF members have ‘gone pro’ either finding employment in the beer industry in a variety of positions or opening their own brewery. Some have opened breweries in San Diego County and others have moved either elsewhere in California or out of state.

As the group has grown, the monthly meetings have moved from member’s homes, to Callahan’s Pub, Karl Strauss Brewery and Gardens, and now meet at The Gärten (Bay Park neighborhood beer garden space shared by Lost Cause Mead, Oddish Wine, and Deft Brewing.)

Their website is found at https://quaff.org/

This recording was made on the front exterior patio of Burning Beard Brewery in El Cajon; there are periods of traffic noise which interfered with recording.]]> Rich Link]]> Mary Anne Bixby]]> Greg Lorton]]> Judith Downie]]> Ernest Cisneros]]> In copyright]]> English]]> San Diego County (Calif.)]]>