Dooling: Think before adding technology to classroom
By Todd Dooling Technology is entwined throughout our society. It is part of daily lives, our work and our fun, and everyone is using it to assist in learning. Every industry is embracing these disruptive technologies in their search for efficiency or, better yet, competitive advantage. When it comes to our schools, though, success requires Read More →
Dorfman pledges $6 million toward building at California Lutheran University
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Oxnard Plain farmland purchased for $7.3 million
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CSUCI gets $1.2 million grant for STEM program
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Kinko’s founder Paul Orfalea shares business success tips
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High school entrepreneur developing mental health app
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Kramer: Savvy gift givers lower taxable income
By Edward Kramer With the passage of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, the use of qualified charitable distributions from your individual retirement account remains a tax-savvy option for making charitable gifts and, for many people, is now an even more appealing choice. Making QCDs can lower your taxable income and reduce the Read More →
