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Alumni association builds support for new center one brick at a time Don Hinde retires after 27 years at CSUS Customers anxious for yogurt stand to open
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“It’s hard being black. You ever been black? I was black once — when I was poor. ” — Larry Holmes |
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- Priority admission days will be held Nov. 2 and 4 at CSUS. During those days eligible freshmen applicants can bring their transcripts and test scores and meet with a counselor to gain immediate admission to CSUS. Appointments for on-the-spot admissions can be made by calling (916) 278-4357 from noon to 5 p.m. weekdays. The deadline is Wednesday.
- Dan McKeon's Cockatoo Circus, will perform in the Union Auditorium on Wednesday at noon. Admission to the "zany bird show" is free.
- People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is giving away free food to college students. PETA’s is holding the College Internet Challenge awarding winners one semester's worth of free, vegetarian food shipped to your door. To enter the contest, which runs through Nov. 30, contact PETA’s website at www.CollegeActivist.com. Winners will be notified by email Dec. 1 and the first food delivery will be the first week of Spring 2000 semester.
- The American Brass Quintet will perform at 8 p.m. Thursday night at the CSUS Music Recital Hall located in Capistrano Hall. For more information contact CSUS Public Affairs at (916) 278-6156.
- American composers and classical artists will perform with CSUS faculty and students November 3 - 14. The Festival of New American Music, a twelve day event, is one of America's largest and longest running events of its kind. Also slated are keynote speakers Chen Yi and Libby Larsen. The two acclaimed composers are scheduled to talk Friday at noon in the CSUS Recital Hall.
Check the Archive for past online stories you may have missed.
CSUS inline hockey team is recruiting new members
Published Online November 1, 1999Money for special projects available from the Foundation
Published Online October 29, 1999Listener support makes station's fund-raiser a success
Published Online October 29, 1999Center hosts Capitol forum on teen issues
Published Online October 28, 1999Minor drinking may cause major problems
Published Online October 28, 1999Student pulls stunt to wrap up free tickets
Published Online October 27, 1999
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