| THIS
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February
13, 2006
vol. 12, no. 21 |
COMPUTING
CROSSROADS--The Academic Information Resource
Center’s second floor computing lab, the University’s
newest, has really caught on, according to lab staff.
The 87 work stations, 16 group stations, 10 laptop stations,
five group study rooms, copier and printers make it
one of the largest busiest labs on campus.
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Exec
MBA program gets new
“freshman” class, this time in Folsom
Dozens
of Sacramento working professionals are returning to the classroom
in communities where they live and work to learn the skills
needed to become top executives through the new graduate business
degree program in the College of Business Administration.
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Time brings children’s lit to the masses
Not
everyone taking in Maurice Poe’s education class is
actually a student. Some aren’t even grown-ups.
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Conference
offers opportunities to women
After
its successful debut last year the Women Mentoring Women Conference
will return to Sacramento State from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., on
Friday, Feb. 24 in the University Union Ballroom. “Women
Mentoring Women: Women Leading the Way” will connect
female Sacramento State students with female leaders in the
community.
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Info
day has answers for future teachers
Sacramento
State’s College of Education will host a Teaching Credential
Information Day where prospective students can learn more
about the teaching profession and the K-12 credential programs
offered by the University. The event will be from 1:30 to
3:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 17 in the University Union Foothill
Suite and is open to the public.
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Vice President,
University Advancement
Carole Hayashino |
Associate Vice President,
Public Affairs
Frank Whitlatch
Writers
Ted DeAdwyler
Laurie Hall
Steve McKay
Student Intern
Megan Lloyd-Jones
Electronic
Communications
Mark Konrad |
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Outstanding
Community Service—Karen Horobin
Karen
Horobin, professor of Child Development, knows first-hand that
growing up in a poor family doesn’t mean you don’t
have a future. She dropped out of high school in England at age
15. It would be 11 years before she would return to school to
earn her high school equivalency certificate.
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Tempest set to blow audiences away
Sacramento State presents The Tempest, set on a mysterious
island of enchanted spirits, where a magician’s revenge collides
with a world of misfits and shipwrecked clowns that will leave audiences
crying with laughter. The production opens at 8 p.m., Friday, Feb.
24.
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Events
Calendar
Softball
opens with 14 returners, high expectations
The Sacramento State softball team opened the 2006 season at the
Campbell/Cartier Softball Tournament (Thursday-Sunday, Feb. 9-12).
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Hornet
Sports
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