A self-taught artist, Bell graduated from the University of California at Berkeley with a degree in political science. His award-winning editorial cartoons have appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle, Los Angeles Times, Oakland Tribune and on "60 Minutes." He started out as the illustrator of Rudy Park along with writer Theron Heir, and now he does both the art and writing. He also creates the daily comic strip Candorville.
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Kosaka Jinnai said, 12 months ago
I think it time Rudy starts looking for a new job or collecting unemployment…
Jenn said, 12 months ago
The whole FB password subject has been talked to death, so I’ll only say this: if you cow-tow to a new boss who insists on knowing your FB password, you’re telling him/her that you’re a spineless mouse that will debase themselves for a living that’s likely not even worth it.
rvernon said, 12 months ago
Rudy leaves without giving it to him, so none of the above applies to him.
Davepostmp said, 12 months ago
@rvernon
I’d leave after giving him a knee to the groin.
Doctor Toon said, 12 months ago
Facebook = Mark of the Beast
Need it to get a job now?
How long before you have to have it to buy and sell?
YatInExile
said, 12 months ago
People in Hell need ice water.
Outworld Cats said, 12 months ago
@Jenn
When all this giving-your-boss-your-Facebook-password stuff started, I quickly set up an separate account using another email address, filled in the bare minimum of personal info, then “liked” every store and manufacturer I could find, so it would soon be packed to the gills with all sorts of meaningless blather. Go luck searching through that!
Steven Bell said, 12 months ago
I heard one piece of advice: you tell them that if you’re the type of person to violate the terms of service for Facebook they couldn’t rely on you to adhere to your employment agreement or confidentiality pledges.