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Sakala takes lion’s share of appointments
Associated Student Inc. President Geoff Sakala successfully appointed himself to10 out of 29 university committees at last week’s three-hour board meeting.

Help on the way for drivers
Students’ frustration caused by the morning bumper-to-bumper traffic may soon be alleviated by a new entrance to CSUS.

Big guns fight to pass Rec Center referendum
The university has brought in the big guns to help push the Student Recreation Center referendum to a yes vote on November16-17.

Trustees receive teachers’ input: Outstanding alumni want undergraduates to have hands-on experience
The California State University’s program for training teachers must include classroom experience earlier than the students’ fifth year, said a group of master teachers invited to confer with the CSU board of trustees last week.

Nursing students help local community
Nursing 144 students required to complete service work in their community nursing classes this semester have a new option available to them.

Alcohol 101 gives students shot of real life drinking consequences
Suzanne A. Snively Student Health Center is fighting individual instances of on-campus alcohol abuse with a personalized computer program.

Hand over the keys
Students who like to party with friends have a safe option for getting home even if short of a designated driver.

The name game at Hornet Stadium
Hornet Field has now been officially renamed Fred Anderson Field after CSUS administrators retracted their demand to take down the sign erected by the alumni sports booster club.

Honor Society helps community children
The CSUS chapter of the Golden Key National Honor Society is meeting a national challenge to make this “the year of the child” with several projects aimed directly for children.