Welcome Back Concert falls short of expectations
The Associated Students Inc. (ASI) fell short by several thousand dollars on their expectations for the Welcome Back Concert held October 3rd, 2009. "We did not meet our expected revenue for the concert," ASI Assistant Director Cesar Rumayor said.…
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New White Paper probes "restructuring" of CSUCFA outlines plan to fight back
California Faculty Association (CFA) released a new White Paper on Tuesday December 1st, scrutinizing the "restructuring" taking place on CSU campuses and how to begin a counter dialogue.…
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Featured"The Blind Side" tackles number one spot at the box officeThough he is a physical specimen of strength and intimidation, Michael Oher's true effect is how his success is touching audiences across America. Michael's story is the subject of the number one movie in the box offices this past weekend, "The Blind Side."Atkins speaks softly, but carries big stickFred Atkins is California State University, Stanislaus's newest centerfielder. Atkins, a senior Communication major, played at the College of Marin prior to coming to Stanislaus State and was drafted to professional baseball by the Florida Marlins last year. Even though Atkins had his shot at trying to play professional baseball, as enticing as that may be, he has chosen to continue his education and play for our Warriors.Professor responds to WPST opinion pieceDecember 8, 2009 In the December 2 edition of the Signal, Shannon Krien argues that the WPST is so easy to pass that it should not be required. She writes that anyone who cannot pass such a test "probably should not be at a university." She also writes (inaccurately) that someone who fails the WPST twice can still take a WP course. |
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