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July
2002 edition
Did
you know?
CSUS
has the largest cooperative education program in the state, offering
hundreds of students each year academic credit for work experiences
related to their major.
Alumni
News
Summer theatre
A cheese plant, a fundamentalist church, a community
theater and two mysterious murders dominate a small town when the
CSUS theatre and dance alumni chapter takes up residence on campus.
The chapter is producing Lanford Wilson's "Book of Days."
Curtain times are 8 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays and 2 p.m.,
Sundays, Aug. 2 - 25 in the Playwrights' Theatre.
Full
story
Campus News
Smart
summer
Instead
of watching movies and riding roller coasters this summer, some
kids in the CSUS Academic
Talent Search program will
be making them. The annual
on-campus summer program for sixth- through ninth-graders features
courses on building a
model roller coaster and creating digital video
this year. Full
story
Survey
of Sacramentans
More
Sacramento Region residents say traffic is a major problem than
residents of the Bay Area and Los Angeles. They're also
much less happy with Gov. Gray Davis than Californians as a
whole. Those are among the findings
of an extensive new survey from the CSUS Institute for Social
Research. Full
story
You
can beat the heat this summer at CSUS
with free, indoor afternoon concerts featuring local
talent. All the concerts take place in the University Union Lobby.
Full
story
Stay informed
For the most complete, up-to-date listing of events at
CSUS, visit the online CSUS calendar.
Sports
Soccer
stars
CSUS assistant
coach Maureen Whitney and forward Lisa Wrightsman will represent
the Hornet women's soccer program as members of the Northern
California State Select team in the 2002 Donaldly Cup in Florida.
The Donaldly Cup is the national championship for amateur women's
soccer and will be played on either Nov. 28, 2002 or Jan. 19-20 of
2003.
Full
story
Rockies
grab a Hornet
CSUS
baseball player Casey Fuller has agreed to a contract
with the Colorado Rockies, and
reported to the Tri City Dust Devils.
Tri City, located in Pasco, Wash., is the Single-A affiliate of
the Rockies. Fuller is
the first CSUS player
to sign with a Major League Baseball organization since Chad
Elliott and Casey Martinez were drafted following the 2000
season. Full
story
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