State Hornet - Opinion


	Campus Quotes: Do you think the administration should have any say in what is printed in the campus newspaper?

Editorial: Thank you, but the battle isn’t over yet

Thanks to student voters, the State Hornet will be there, in full force, to cover CSUS. Voters approved Referendum #2 allowing the Hornet to continue to provide the news coverage the campus community has come to expect.

We are now facing a new challenge. We have been informed President Gerth plans on thwarting the will of the students and will not forward the fee to the Chancellor unless he is given control over the Hornet’s budget. This is insidious attempt to control the newspaper and is simply unacceptable.

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Editorial: Rec center in the university’s court
In the end, it may have just cost too much.

Editorial: It is time for Dr. Gerth to retire
The time may be at hand for CSUS President Donald Gerth to retire. Gerth’s control over this campus is fading. His leadership is slipping.

Letters to the Editor
• Thank you, Delta Chi
• Now it’s time to get involved
• Toilet paper worries
• Open letter to Gerth and Alumni Assoc.

From Where I Sit: It would be foolish to overreact
As you read this, I am sure you are by now aware of the deadly shooting attacks that happened at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado last Tuesday. The people that died in this tragedy: Teacher and coach William ‘Dave’ Sanders, age 47, and students Cassie Bernall; Corey DePooter, 17; Steven Curnow; Matthew Kechter, 16; Kelly Fleming, 16; Daniel Rohrbough; Daniel Mauser, 15; Isaiah Shoels, 18; Rachel Scott, 17; John Tomlin, 16; Lauren Townsend, 18; and Kyle Velasquez.