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Barb Kunz

  • Head of Communications, Khan Academy
As seen in: KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA)
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Introducing our new course on financial literacy

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By Barb Kunz
| khanacademy.org
Hello learners and teachers of the world. We’re delighted to share our new course on financial literacy. As we shared late last year, our goal in adding financial literacy lessons to Khan Academy is to help learners of all ages build a strong foundation for their financial future.
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Lawsuit Brings Out Environmentalists on Both Sides of Debate Over Cattle Ranching at Point Reyes

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By Jessica Aguirre Verified, Barb Kunz, Michael Horn
| KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA) Verified
The Point Reyes National Seashore is at the center of another bitter legal battle. Two years ago the fight was over an oyster farm. Now it’s over cattle, and the future of the cattle-ranching families who call Point Reyes home. Bill Niman may be the most famous rancher in the Bay Area. His Niman Ranch was founded in the 1970’s on land that’s now part of the Point Reyes National Seashore.
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NBC Bay Area Report Prompts New Seismic Legislation

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By Jessica Aguirre Verified, Barb Kunz, Joe Rojas, David Burgess
| KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA) Verified
It doesn’t take much to keep a classroom safe in the event of an earthquake. School architect Mark Quattrocchi points to a wall-mounted cabinet and says, “There are bolts - two in the bottom of each cabinet and then you can see them here, two in the top of each one. And these are attached directly into framing in the wall or blocking.
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