UCLA forecast predicts quick economic rebound in California By Hannah Poukish and Alex Cohen El Segundo PUBLISHED 3:45 PM PT Jul. 01, 2021 PUBLISHED 3:45 PM PDT Jul. 01, 2021
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The latest UCLA Anderson School of Management economic forecast expects robust demand for leisure and recreation activities as people crave a return to normalcy.
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The UCLA Anderson Forecast predicts the U.S. economy will have an average growth rate of 7.1% for the rest of 2021
The June report revealed California’s COVID-19 safety practices helped protect the economy
UCLA senior economist Leo Feler say labor shortages will continue in the hospitality and leisure industries while children remain out of school and people continue to reduce their ex
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University of New Mexico quarterback Connor Genal (16), in this undated photo, played in two games last year. He sees potential earning potential for his name, image and likeness thanks to state and NCAA regulations. (Courtesy of University Of New Mexico Athletics)
The season opener for Lobo football is Sept. 2. Meanwhile, Thursday presents a potentially rewarding Opening Day of another kind for University of New Mexico walk-on quarterback Connor Genal.
The 6-foot-5 sophomore from Santa Fe Springs, California played in just two games last year for UNM.
These are screenshots of the TikTok account of Lobo QB Connor Genal, and his more than 300K followers and more than 6 million “likes”. (TikTok screen shot)