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College Area Communique
April 2013
In This Issue
Doug Case Day
Thank You 2013 Supporters
CACC 2013 Election Results
Upcoming Community Events
Deter Criminals from Choosing Your Home

 

  March 13, 2013 Declared

Doug Case Day

 

The March 13th CACC/CACPB Annual Meeting was the last meeting for long time President Doug Case. District 9 City Councilmember Marti Emerald acknowledged the solemn occasion by attending the meeting and presenting Doug with a proclamation declaring March 13, 2013 "Doug Case Day" in the City of San Diego. 

 

The Proclamation, signed by the Mayor and City Councilmembers,  recognized Doug not only for his service to the College Area, but for his many professional accomplishments at San Diego State University, and his activism in working for equal rights for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered individuals.  Doug's service to the City of  San Diego continues with his recent appointment to the City's Police Review Board.

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Doug Case Day

March 13, 2013

Presented by Councilmember

Marti Emerald

 

WHEREAS,Douglas "Doug" N. Case is a proud citizen of the City of San Diego since 1977, an esteemed leader within the College Area Community, a Democratic Activist, and highly respected as a Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) advocate; AND

 

WHEREAS,Doug Case embodies the Aztec spirit, as demonstrated by his long and exemplary career at San Diego State University, where he was admired as an advocate for students and for his outstanding contributions to Greek Life over the course of the three decades he served as Coordinator of Fraternity and Sorority Life. The many honors and accolades Doug Case received include the National Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors (AFA) Distinguished Service Award in 1993 and the institution in 2011 of the "Doug N. Case Greek Student Advocate of the Year Award," so named to honor his legacy; AND

 

WHEREAS,Doug Case's commitment to promoting human dignity and basic fairness for all San Diegans is demonstrated by his service on the Board of the American Civil Liberties Union of San Diego and Imperial Counties, appointment to the San Diego Citizens Review Board on Police Practices, and involvement in numerous other councils and task forces concerned with protecting the civil rights of individuals and groups; AND

 

WHEREAS,Doug Case is an acclaimed leader within San Diego's LGBT community, serving on the Board of the San Diego Democrats for Equality, an affiliate of the National Stonewall Democrats. Doug Case also served 10 years as a delegate to the Lobby for Individual Freedom and Equality (LIFE), a state-wide advocacy 

federation for legislation pertaining to AIDS and LGBT issues, was a founding Board member of the San Diego Chapter of the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD) for five years, and served on the San Diego Human Dignity Ordinance (HDO) Task Force, in addition to the San Diego State University President's advisory committee on LGBT issues; AND

 

WHEREAS,Doug Case is, above all, dedicated to his beloved College Area community, where he provided unparalleled leadership in the positions of President of the College Area Community Council and Chair of the College Area Community Planning Board since 2007, following his laudable service in earlier positions including Secretary, Treasurer, and chair of various committees; AND

 

WHEREAS,Doug Case represented the College Area with great distinction on the citywide San Diego Community Planners Committee (CPC) since 2007, a period during which he held various positions, including that of Vice President and Secretary of the CPC; AND

 

WHEREAS, On March 13, 2013, Doug Case marks 27 years of distinguished service on the board of the College Area Community Council, a role he redefined through his leadership, diplomacy, mentorship, and, most of all, his unquestionable devotion to the College Area community;

 

NOW, THEREFORE BE IT PROCLAIMED, by the Council of the City of San Diego, that this Council, for and on behalf of the people of San Diego, does hereby declare March 13, 2013 to be "DOUG CASE DAY" in the City of San Diego and does recognize and thank Doug Case for a lifetime of service to the College Area Community and advocacy for individual and civil rights on behalf of all San Diegans.

Thank you to our 2013

supporters!

 

Thank you to all the individuals, businesses, and local charities that became members in support of the College Area Community Council in 2013.   

 

College Area Angels ($50)                

Bryant Cobb        

Don & Ann Cottrell           

Maurizio Rios      

Margaret N. Schwaebe      

Robert & Joanne Stewart 

Gary W. & Linda K. Thomas

Errol Tonsky

Lisa & James Vickers       

Mitch & Leah Younker     

Errol Tonsky

Kate & George Willis                        

 

Business Sponsors ($50)

Alvarado Hospital

Associated Students, SDSU
Aztec Shops, Ltd.

Blessed Sacrament Church

Blessed Sacrament Parish School

College Area Business District

Colonial Corner Medical Center

Featheringill Mortuary

Kappa Sigma House Corporation

The Living Room

San Diego State University

Sigma Chi Fraternity House Corp.

 

Sponsoring Members ($25)

Joe Benedict & Phil Akin

Wende Chan & Dixon Arnett

James & Ann Beatty

Andy & Mary Beauparlant

Robert Bourell & Javier Berumen

Ellen Bevier

Jim Jennings & Ken Bierly

Wayne & Carole Breise

Henry Bertram & Beverly Butler

Doug Case

Chris & Susan Clarke Crisafulli

Gary & BJ DeBusschere

Elizabaeth Perlin & Douglas Deutschman

Michael Dutcher

Elizabeth Eagle Nemeth

Roger & Madeline English

Ronald & Sonia Feiler

Betty Garrison

Gretchen & Robert Geib

June & GE Lloyd

Jose Reynoso and Tina Gerstler 

Jerry and Susan Pollock

 

Thank you everyone for your continued support of the College Area Community Council and its neighborhoods!

Election Results 

Incumbents Re-Elected

 

The CACC would like to congratulate and thank the following for their service to the community:

  •  Andre Beauparlant (incumbent).  Currently an active member of the Code Enforcement and Nuisance Rental Properties (CENRP) Committee.
  •  Ann Cottrell (incumbent).  Currently chairs the CENRP Committee.
  •  Sidney Joseph Jones (incumbent).  Currently a member of the Project Review and Beautification Committees.
  •  Rhea Kuhlman (incumbent).  Currently the CACC Vice President/CACPB Vice Chair, Chair of the Project Review Committee and serves as the CACPB delegate to the citywide Community Planners Committee.
  •  Jan Riley (incumbent).  Currently chairs the Community Outreach Committee and is the Chair of the El Cerrito Community Council.
UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS
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College Neighborhoods Foundation

2013 Home Tour  

Featuring El Cerrito

Saturday, April 6

10 am - 3 pm

Info: Sandi Buehner, 619-462-1059

CollegeNeighborhoods.com 

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College Area Taste

Sunday, April 14

11 am - 3 pm

Info: www.CollegeAreaBID.com 

 Purchase Tickets Online  

  

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  April - July 2013

College Ave. Center

4855 College Ave. 92115

 

The College Avenue Center has partnered with Posit Science, a leader in brain health programs, to offer the Posit Science Brain Fitness, a program that has shown to     successfully improve memory, listening abilities, and alertness.

 

Posit Science and its founder, Dr. Michael Merzenich, have been featured on CBS Sunday Morning, AARP, Times magazine, Forbes' magazine, and The Wall Street Journal. Come learn about this fun and engaging program that will help you to remain sharp, vital, and independent.

 

Classes are limited to 10 seats. Spring classes will run Tuesdays/Wednesdays/Thursdays, 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m., for 15 weeks from April 9 to July 18. Class fees are $25 for members, $35 for non-members.  This fee includes the Companion Guide and Reflective Journal.

 

We invite you to visit the Cyber Café at our Center to try a demonstration of the program. Please call 858-637-3217 to arrange a visit. Please call The College Avenue Center at: 858-637-3270 to reserve your place in the class. Early registration is encouraged as class size is limited.  To learn more about the Brain Fitness program, please visit the

Posit Science's website at www.positscience.com.

Deter Criminals From

 

Choosing Your Home

 

Even a well watched neighborhood can be struck by crime. A burglar looks for the easiest target possible, so it is up to you to make your house difficult to break into. The first step is keeping exterior and interior lights on during the night. Most criminals prefer the cover of darkness, and will gravitate towards a home that has no lights on at all.

 

When you go out for the night, keep a television on, or play a radio inside the house. This will give the appearance that someone is still home, which is a great deterrent to criminals. Experts often recommend choosing a talk station for the radio to give the impression that a conversation is taking place inside.