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The cure for polio was such a huge breakthrough, do you envision something so profound in our lifetimes like a cure for cancer or even something like Alzheimer's?Professor Martin Hetzer: 186

The counselors now focus most on academic planning, scheduling and they meet with students after an emotional crisis and they’re more reactive, said freshman Stephan Abrams. 173

The fine for violating the loading zone law is .50. But they also have to pay the towing company at least 8, plus potentially storage and mileage added onto that. Gaslamp Quarter Association head Michael Trimble says the organization is trying to balance safety while minimizing towing. He says the city already added bigger signs, which helped. Plus, while the two trucks can come anytime at 8 p.m. or after, Trimble says they are now generally coming closer to 9:30 p.m. to give the dinner crowd a chance to leave.  533

the alleged misuse of vacation and sick time and a district purchasing card were dismissed.Deputy District Attorney Leon Schorr said the civil settlement amount is likely more than the district would have been able to recover had Collins been convicted at trial in the criminal case.Schorr said his office started an investigation after getting complaints about Collins from community members.Collins was fired in July 2016 after an audit found the alleged misappropriations. At the time he was let go, Collins was the highest paid superintendent in San Diego County, with an annual salary of 8,900 and a total compensation package of more than 7,000.Link, whose legal career spans nearly five decades, said he learned a lot in this "unusual" case, in which there were questions about whether the matter was best dealt with as a criminal or civil case.Collins' attorney, Paul Pfingst, had argued that the case boiled down to a contract dispute.Link said the case illuminated "glaring problems" with payment of money in school districts."It's my understanding this kind of activity is happening not just in Poway, it's happening in a lot of districts," the judge said. 1173

The driver nearly fell down several times during a field sobriety test. Aralas Ector, 32, from Spring Valley, was eventually arrested on suspicion of DUI. 154