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How 2 Stop State of CA Assets from Causing Discrimination of US Mold-Sick Military Families
Under California Education Code 92000 the University of California’s name, reputation, and assets are owned by the State of California. The Charter of the UC Regents Health Services Committee (HSC) is to protect the UC name, reputation, and other assets … Continue reading
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