| THIS
WEEK |
April
24, 2006
vol. 12, no. 30 |
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RUFF
WORK--The Library went to the dogs last week
as more than a dozen aspiring guide dogs and trainers
from the Gold Rush branch of Guide Dogs for the Blind
used the facility to brush up on essential socialization
and navigation skills.
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Center
puts focus on student-athlete success
Increasing student-athletes' ability to succeed in and out of
the classroom is the goal of a “new” center in Student
Services. The Student-Athlete Resource Center brings together
three already existing programs for student-athlete support
under one umbrella to better serve the students, the faculty
and the athletics staff.
Full
Story
Big-time
track and field returns to campus
For the third time in four years, Sacramento State will play
host to NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Outdoor
Track and Field Championships. The 2006 event will be held June
7-10 at the A.G. Spanos Complex.
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Story
Program to
call on faculty expertise
The broad experience and expertise of Sacramento State's researchers
and scholars could play an even more pivotal role in public
policy discussions in California through the work of the University’s
Applied Research Center, says Robert Fountain, research director
of the center and professor emeritus of real estate and land
use affairs.
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Story
Aquatic
Center to dedicate Founders' Grove
As part of its 25th anniversary, Sacramento State's Aquatic
Center on Lake Natoma will hold its Founders’ Grove dedication
and picnic at 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 6. The event is free and
open to the public.
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| Bulletin
Staff |
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Vice President,
University Advancement
Carole Hayashino
Associate Vice President,
Public Affairs
Frank Whitlatch
Writers
Ted DeAdwyler
Laurie Hall
Megan Lloyd-Jones
Electronic
Communications
Mark Konrad |
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Alumni
Month Profile: Ann Albright
Ann
Albright (Physical Education '87)—a dietitian,
exercise physiologist, researcher, professor and a state
health administrator—has dedicated her life to
battling diabetes. And she recently took that fight
to the nation’s capital.
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Story
"Under a Western
Sky"tells tale of violence, betrayal, pain
Five actors play the roles of 19 different characters in
the true story of a Mexican American community cast into
the national spotlight following a gang rape in the production
of Under a Western Sky, opening at 8 p.m. Friday, April
28 at Sacramento State in the Playwrights’ Theatre
in Shasta Hall.
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Story
Events
Calendar
Women's
Golf takes third in conference championship
The Sacramento State women's golf team shot a tournament
low 295 in the third and final round of the Big Sky Conference
Championships to finish in third place. The score is the
second best in school history.
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Story
Hornet
Sports
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