yesterday, the faculty association also adopted a resolution opposing this sale. i think the broad range of support that we have been getting goes to show that this is beyond just the radio and beyond just kusf. it is about the values we want in this city and the future of the city. i think today the board of supervisors has the opportunity to make that clear to the country. i am excited to hear all of you vote yes. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning. my name is douglas yep. i have lived here for 59 years. on sfgate this past saturday, the article had a headline, "child porn prosecution soaring." it has been one of five projects the last four years, dealing with pornography in san francisco. the three westside supervisors were very hesitant to help in any way, regarding allegations of child porn san francisco general hospital. allegedly, they were supposed to represent the families. i find that a little hard to believe. according to my memory, i did not get much help from the board president either. to summarize, i feel this is a legitimate pr

on wednesday, march 7, it is being sponsored by the aft california faculty association, the san francisco state chapter, jobs for justice san francisco, and the united educators for san francisco. this will be held at city college at the mission campus from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. this is about the state funding crisis and how it is affecting education across the board. we encourage everyone to support these organizations and speak about quality schools for all, and the terrible state budget crisis alongside that. with that, if there is no further comment. commissioner fewer: yes. commissioner maufas: yes. commissioner norton: yes. commissioner wynns: aye. vice president yee: aye. president mendoza: yes. elvina fan: yes. president mendoza: support of all the board members. i want to thank our commissioners to brought that forward. we hope to see this on the ballot. thank you. next item is board members' reports. does anyone have any standing reports, reports from school events, and reports for committees? we have the augmented curriculum and program committee. commissioner norton: we heard

somebody invested in them, and many of those people are our faculty, our students, our graduate students, and many of the people at the national association of scholars, so we have to keep that going, and part of the work i'd love to see the association do is to begin to press for philanthropic studies and premier all kinds of higher education opportunities. >> you know, there's a big ongoing debate about american exceptionalism among the historians and political philosophers, but i -- especially after reading your book -- i think that to the degree that domestically we can be called exceptionallists, it's rooted in our system of my lain philanthropy. >> right. >> that if you -- there are few places where you go to a philanthropist to try something new. you usually go to the -- you go to some official. >> right. >> i do -- i mean, would you agree with that? in other words, you could argue that we're -- you could argue the question of american exceptionalism generally, but on this specific issue of philanthropy to the degree that we are -- to the degree that it feels different here, i think a lot of it is rooted in the distinctive philanth

association with more than 35,000 members. he is the past chair of the commission on the accreditation of healthcare management education. among his numerous professional activities, dr. clark serves as a faculty member of the university of miami school of business administration. recently launched the m.b.a. program in the health sector management and policy. a very important program for us. his academic degrees include an m.b.a. and management and finance from the university of miami school of business administration. our second panelist is michael tuffin. he is an accomplished strategist with extensive experience in public policy, healthcare and national politics. as executive vice president of american health insurance plans whose members provide health care, long-term care and dental and disability benefits to more than 200 million americans, he leads a hip's public affairs strategy which includes communications, advertising, media relations, new media, and grassroots mobilization. he has worked on a wide range of political campaigns on the legislative staff and both the u.s. senate and the house of representatives. i would say that his focus has been on economic and fiscal issues, but mo

association with more than 35,000 members. he is the past chair of the commission on the accreditation of healthcare management education. among his numerous professional activities, dr. clark serves as a faculty member of the university of miami school of business administration. recently launched the m.b.a. program in the health sector management and policy. a very important program for us. his academic degrees include an m.b.a. and management and finance from the university of miami school of business administration. our second panelist is michael tuffin. he is an accomplished strategist with extensive experience in public policy, healthcare and national politics. as executive vice president of american health insurance plans whose members provide health care, long-term care and dental and disability benefits to more than 200 million americans, he leads a hip's public affairs strategy which includes communications, advertising, media relations, new media, and grassroots mobilization. he has worked on a wide range of political campaigns on the legislative staff and both the u.s. senate and the house of representatives. i would say that his focus has been on economic and fiscal issues, but mo