Oaxaca, what a name

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Francisco Oaxaca was named the newest planning commissioner yesterday, becoming yet another person in planning with an awesome name. Howdyshell, Ravenel and van der Zwaag to name a few. Oaxaca, to my understanding, is pronounced wa-ha-ka, as in the southern state in Mexico.

You'd be right to guess that Oaxaca is Latino. Although if you didn't know, Councilman Rex Gutierrez provided a reminder yesterday. Gutierrez, a proud Trojan, said he was more than happy to throw his support behind Oaxaca, especially since Oaxaca is a graduate of the University of Successful Chicanos.

I had never heard of that USC acronym before. In college, I had always called it the University of Spoiled Children. Of course, in woodsy Santa Cruz, perhaps I was a little jealous of money and success. I went to Uncle Charlie's Summer Camp. 

 

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senor wrecks said:

Gutierrez, a proud Trojan, said he was more than happy to throw his support behind Oaxaca, especially since Oaxaca is a graduate of the University of Successful Chicanos.

He really said that?

David Allen said:

At least he didn't go to the RC version of UCLA: "University of Chaffey, Left on Archibald." Some friends told me that one.

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