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Report as: spam offensive T on 8/26/06 at 5am

Jane Camarillo has always seemed more interested in protecting herself than what's in students' best interests, in my opinion. In my view, she has long been one of the most unpopular administrators among students. I don't think this is a result of the nature of her position, but is likely rather a reflection of the way Ms. Camarillo goes about doing (or, as some might say, not doing) her job.

Report as: spam offensive Sergio on 9/25/07 at 10pm

hey augie!
we don't miss you!
nobody liked you!
i hope you are enjoying your new job sweeping scum off the streets!




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