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The story of my year during the pandemic--my distance relationship that was extended due to the virus, and the moments of introspection that came through the monotony of work from home.

Scope and Contents Local and national news from a leftist perspective. Local coverage includes: India Street art colony' air quality and pollution in San Diego and Tijuana (March 1-14 1974); Dan Finnigan for Congress 41st district, San Diego Union-Tribune and compliance with the Affirmative Action Program (April 12-25 1974); interview with County Supervisor Dick Brown regarding San Diego politics, Charles Hoffman for Congress 41st district, Dan Styron Socialist Workers Party candidate (April 26 1974); Frank...

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Newspaper coverage of San Diego County, especially Encinitas, Solana Beach, Rancho Santa Fe, Cardiff, South Coast Park, Leucadia, Del Mar. The "Official Democratic Paper for San Diego County."

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The library holds issues dating from May 1944 to May 1950. Library holdings are bound by month, and some months also have bound companion volumes (lifestyle, sports, street). Library holdings may include gaps.

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The San Diego Independent (1924-1928) cover local and national news. Library holdings begin in August 1925 and run through January 1928.

The San Diego Independent (1955-?) cover local and national news. Library holdings begin in August 1955 and run until April, 1974.

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Library holdings are May to August, 1963.

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Library holdings are from July 1925 to September 1932. Paper was published semi-weekly and "Cover[ed] Eastern San Diego Like the Sunshine."

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The Library's holdings run from October 6th, 1933 to March 10th, 1944, and contain occasional gaps in coverage. The paper covered San Diego County and national news, with a focus on Northern and Eastern San Diego from 1933 to 1939.

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The Sand Diego Shopping News and Independent covered local and national news, and had a focus on business and commerce. Library holdings run from October 1953 to July 1955, with a gap from March through June of 1955.

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Lilian Serrano is a California State San Marcos alum. She graduated with a degree in Human Development. Lilian worked with the National Latino Research Center (NLRC) at Cal State San Marcos before moving on to work with Alianza Comunitaria and Universidad Popular. In this interview, Lilian discusses family life and growing up in Tijuana and Oxnard, her experiences as a student activist at CSUSM, and her work as an advocate for immigrant rights in North County.