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February
5, 2007
vol. 13, no. 19 |
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THEY'RE BACK--65 of the University’s
250 student organizations filled the Library Quad to
greet returning students.
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Increases
seen in fall 07 applications
Applications for fall 2007 increased by 9 percent overall
compared to fall 2006, according to Sacramento State’s
Office of Outreach, Admissions and Records.
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Study: State policy
impeding completion in California’s community colleges
A new report, authored by researchers at the Institute for
Higher Education Leadership and Policy at Sacramento State,
found that exclusive policy focus on improving college access
unintentionally inhibits student success, and that students
who attend college full time are four times more likely to
succeed.
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Acclaimed
concert series returns
The New Millennium Concert Series opens at Sacramento State
Tuesday, Feb. 20, with an 8 p.m. performance by Quartet San
Francisco in the Music Recital Hall. Tango competition winners
(New York, 2004) and 2007 Double Grammy nominees for their
latest release, “Latigo,” Quartet San Francisco
express themselves with an irresistible mixture of genre-bending
world chamber music. Passionate jazz performers, playful and
non-traditional in their delivery, Quartet San Francisco leaves
concert-goers with a new appreciation for what can be accomplished
by eight hands and sixteen strings.
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Treasure
trove of Southeast Asian cultural history is donated to library
The Sacramento State Library has strengthened its cultural
and historical resources with a significant gift from the
Refugee Educators’ Network (REN). More than 6,000 items
including books, journals, film, clothing and other memorabilia
were donated, offering a breadth of cultural and historical
reference materials not previously available at the University.
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Part-time
instructors needed
Sacramento State anticipates a need for part-time instructors
for the 2007-08 academic year. A master's degree in the subject
area is the normal minimum requirement, although a doctorate-level
degree is preferred.
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The
Hornet Express shuttle is free to Sacramento State
students and employees. The Hornet Express provides
a convenient mode of transportation around the
campus loop and to and from locations near campus.
Hours of operation are 6:50 a.m. to 6:20 p.m.
during the fall and spring academic semesters.
Riders should show their OneCard to the shuttle
driver upon boarding.
The Campus/La Riviera shuttle serves College Greens,
Watt Avenue, Folsom Blvd. and the Sacramento State
perimeter loop. The Morse/Fulton shuttle provides
service to the Morse Avenue, Fulton Avenue and
Fair Oaks Blvd. areas. The Arden/Cal Expo shuttle
provides service to the Howe Avenue, Exposition
Blvd., Heritage Lane, Arden Way, Bell Street,
Northrop Avenue and Cadillac Drive Areas.
For more information visit the University Transportation
and Parking Service web page at www.csus.edu/utaps
or call 278-5483.
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Bulletin is distributed on Mondays of the academic
year. Campus news may be submitted by e-mail to bulletin@csus.edu.
Deadline for all materials is 10 a.m. on the Wednesday before
publication. For more information call 278-6156.
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Vice President,
University Advancement
Carole Hayashino
Associate Vice President,
Public Affairs
Frank Whitlatch
Writers
Melissa Cirone
Laurie Hall
Gloria Moraga
Kim Nava
Electronic Communications
Mark Konrad
Photographer
Mary Weikert |
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25-Year
Profile: Teresa Mills
When
Teresa Mills walked through the door wearing a Sacramento
State ASK ME button, it was clearly a case of truth
in advertising. Currently associate project director
of the CMS Project, Teresa has held a number of jobs
at Sacramento State and carries with her a wealth
of knowledge about the development of systems on campus.
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UNIQUE
Event
The
S.E.L.L.O.U.T. (short for Serious, Educated, Laughing, Learning,
Outrageous, Unique, and Talented) Comedy Tour features comedians
Vince Morris, B.T., Billy D. Washington and Louis Johnson
as comedians who “celebrate our differences one joke
at a time.” Sponsored by UNIQUE Programs and as part
of Sacramento State’s Black History Month events,
the show comes to campus Thursday, Feb. 8, 7:30 p.m. in
the University Union Ballroom. For more information contact
UNIQUE Programs at 278-6997 or visit www.csus.edu/union/
unique/event.html.
Campus
Calendar of Events
Stinger
Athletic Association to host crab feed on Feb. 9
After a lengthy hiatus, the Stinger Athletic Association
proudly announces the return of the crab feed to benefit
Sacramento State athletics. The 2007 edition will take place
at St. John Vianney in Rancho Cordova on Friday, Feb. 9,
at 6 p.m.
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