Chien: Maintain an adequate fund for emergencies
Higher Education, Latest news, Op/Eds, Opinion, Personal FinanceBy Chia-Li Chien The government shutdown took a toll on furloughed employees and government contractors, reminding us all of the need for financial emergency preparedness. According to a 2015 study from the Pew Charitable Trusts, the median cost of a financial emergency is $2,000, or half of a typical monthly income. The study found that Read More →
Harrison: United Way targets poverty, homelessness
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Letter to the editor: USC trustees should be fair and do the right thing
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Panesis: Startups need affordable coworking space
East Ventura County, Higher Education, Latest news, Small Business, StartupsBy Mike Panesis When I say “coworking,” what comes to mind? Hip, flexible work spaces? Opportunities for serendipitous collaboration? Feeling a part of a community? The perfect place to launch a startup? It stands to reason that coworking is a natural fit for entrepreneurs. Founders can pursue their dreams among like-minded peers who help each Read More →







