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Nancy Rudolph, administrative analyst for the associate vice president for Student Affairs, shows off her school spirit and cooking skills at the Toro Days Chili Cookoff on Feb. 14; photo by Joanie Harmon

Vivian Price: Labor Studies Gives Professor and Filmmaker a Lot to Work With

When Vivian Price was working on her master’s degree in history at the University
of Texas at Austin, she took a job in a fiberglass boat factory. Later, she worked in a number of different factories after that, in electronics and pharmaceuticals, even a steel mill. Her interest in labor, particularly women in the workplace, propelled her to a
career as an educator and filmmaker. As an instructor in labor studies at California State
University, Dominguez Hills and advisor to the Labor Studies Group, a student organization, she is enthusiastic about bringing the Almudena Carracedo’s documentary, “Made in L.A.” to the campus on Mar. 10.

Larry Press: Professor of Information Systems Researches Internet in Cuba

Larry Press, professor of information systems, was quoted as an expert source in a broadcast of Public Radio International’s “The World” last October. Press was sought out for his expertise on Internet connectivity in Cuba and to provide insight on President Bush’s comments about providing Internet access and computers for Cuba’s citizens. Press has spent time researching Internet connectivity in Cuba, and reported that the country has the lowest percentage of people using the Internet in the Caribbean.




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