| THIS
WEEK |
May
1, 2006
vol. 12, no. 31 |
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GOING
UP--Progress continues on Parking Structure
III at the south end of campus. The 3,000-space facility
is expected to open in spring 2007.
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Survey
attempts to improve teacher prep numbers
“The Case of the Missing Teachers” has educators
around the state scratching their heads. The mystery: Why has
enrollment in teaching credential programs been dropping when
the need for new teachers hasn’t?
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Story
New website for Spanos
Sports Complex
A website with a wealth of information on the Alex G. Spanos
Recreation and Sports Complex is now online at www.SpanosSportsComplex.com.
The site features the latest information on the Complex and
its components, fundraising information, site plans and more.
You can also sign up for progress updates and send comments.
www.spanossportscomplex.com
California
needs more college-educated workers, survey finds
California’s competitive economic edge may be at risk
unless the state can meet a growing demand for highly educated
workers and replacements for retiring Baby Boomers with college
educations, according to a new study based on research by Sacramento
State’s Applied Research Center.
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Story
Staff
Awards recognize long-term service
Nearly 120 employees were honored at the annual USA Staff Awards
Luncheon April 21. The event recognized Sacramento State staff
and administrators as well as employees of Associated Students
and University Enterprises for 10,15, 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40
years of service.
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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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Don
Giovanni set to entice opera-goers
One of opera’s most famous tales of seduction, revenge
and murder will steal the hearts of audiences at Sacramento
State in the performance of Don Giovanni, opening at 8 p.m.,
Friday, May 5 in the University Theatre.
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Story
Events
Calendar
Karnaukhova
makes conference history with award
Sacramento State senior Margarita Karnaukhova became the
first student-athlete in the 43-year history of the Big
Sky Conference to earn four Most Valuable Players Awards
and was one of six Hornet tennis players to be named to
the league's first team.
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Story
Hornet
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