Articles by Kathleen Lee
Company, by Vanderlay
about: ‘Company’ is a song that until recently, I admit I never fully understood. Over the years it’s seen countless rewrites, scrapped choruses, extended bridges, verbose instrumentation and no instrumentation, all in an attempt to make sense of it. The reason for my lack of understanding is, perhaps unsurprisingly, found within the song itself. Company is about losing yourself in the murky space between compatibility and co-dependency and it’s a song that was written from inside that space.
Tennis Champion and LGBTQIA+ Advocate Billie Jean King to Speak at UCSD
Emma Stone and Steve Carell as Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs. Photo courtesy of Fox Searchlight. Former World Tennis champion Billie Jean King will speak at UC San Diego on May 23 in a ceremonial event at Price Center for the upcoming release of a new U.S. postal stamp in honor of astronaut Sally Ride, America’s first woman in space.
Renowned UCSD Liver Surgeon Replaced for Unknown Reasons
Screen still from University of California TV. Link here. Dr. Alan W. Hemming, the country’s leading liver surgeon and former chief of the surgical transplantation team at UC San Diego, was quietly replaced for unknown reasons in early June. According to The San Diego Union-Tribune, Dr. Kristin Mekeel, Hemming’s former colleague, now serves as the interim chief of the surgical transplantation team. Mekeel specializes in liver, kidney, and pancreas transplants.
Chancellor Khosla Verbally Commits to Funding the Undocumented Student Center Past 2020
Arlene Banuelos / The Triton Chancellor Pradeep Khosla committed full financial support past the 2020 fiscal year to the UC San Diego Undocumented Student Center during questions and answers at an Associated Students (AS) council joint session. Campus Wide Senator Itsi Sanchez-Rea asked about whether there will be funding to sustain the Undocumented Student Center after the phase-out of funding from the UC Office of the President (UCOP) in 2020.
#PrayForDailyNews
Kathleen Lee December 7, 2015 It was the bombings and the sacrifices. Then it was terrorism and the hostages situations. And again, without mercy, another mass shooting. These bouts of unforeseen savagery have been felt in Beirut, Paris, Mali, and more recently San Bernardino, U.S. The world has had barely enough time to recover from one instance of carnage to the next, and now the world cannot comprehend the pattern of these sudden instabilities.
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