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Editorial: More good and bad from ASI
Amid legions of wanna-be politics and meaningless legislation, ASI Vice President of Finance Jacob Armstrong is trying to do some good. He proposed and the board passed legislation that would require all DOC recipients (Dollars for Organizations and Clubs) to volunteer in the ASI sponsored Safe Rides program, a campus-based organization that seeks to prevent incidents of drinking and driving .

From Where I Sit: Remember the many types of heroes in your community
Last Tuesday was a special day. It was Veteran’s Day: a day set aside to help people remember to celebrate and honor American war veterans, what they have done and why, and the freedom, ideas, lives, and country they have protected, fought, and died for. Many veterans are still alive, too: across the nation, across your street, in you classroom, and quite possibly in your own family.

Letters to the Editor:
• Nothing wrong with Hornet photo
• ASI board no longer plagued by a ‘breakdown of communication’
• Rec Center plan ‘better thought out and more student friendly’
• Rec Center will provide countless opportunities
• Take five minutes and vote against the Rec Center

Sex in bathrooms draws fire from Dr. Laura
The State Hornet and CSUS were mentioned last week on Dr. Laura Schlessinger’s nationally syndicated radio program. A loyal listener and CSUS senior sent Schlessinger a letter of concern in regards to an article that ran in the Oct. 6 issue of the State Hornet about the illicit activities in men’s rooms across campus.

One man’s mission against the Rec Center
In the campaign to build a new recreation center, senior Jim Maroun is one student who is taking a strong stance against it. Recently he has been standing in the main entrance to the Library handing out "Don't be Duped!" fliers.