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November
2002 edition
Did
you know?
CSUS has
28,558 students this fall, the most ever. That's up from 23,481 five
years ago.
Alumni
News
Estate
planning
John
D. Maxey, attorney, CPA and CSUS
accounting professor, will be the featured speaker at a free
seminar titled “Estate Planning” 5:30-7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12 at
the Yamshon Alumni Center. For
more or
to reserve a space: 278-6295,
(800) SAC-GRAD or alumni@csus.edu.
Three
more pre-game parties
Everyone
is invited to Saturday pre-game parties,
4 to 6 p.m.,
Nov. 2 before the Montana
State football game; 4
to 6 p.m. Nov. 16 before the
Weber State game; and
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
before the Humboldt State
game. Food and light
refreshments will be available. The events
are at the Yamshon Alumni Center. For
more: 278-6295, (800)
SAC-GRAD or alumni@csus.edu.
Alumni
chapter news
The
Chicano/Latino chapter
will meet at 6
p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12 to elect new officers.
For more: 278-6295, (800)
SAC-GRAD or alumni@csus.edu.
The nursing chapter
will host a complimentary wine-and-cheese social from
6 to 7:45 p.m.,
Thursday, Nov. 7. Alumna Susan Grundy
will discuss
"Research on Female Firefighters." RSVP to Denise Wall at
(916) 801-5190 or walld@csus.edu.
Campus
News
Prop
47 -- education bond
This
election day, Nov. 5, California voters will be presented with
Prop. 47, a $13 billion education bond measure. CSUS
would receive $20.6
million from the bond for various
facilitity upgrades. Full
story
Presidential
search
The CSU
Board of Trustees has begun the process of selecting a successor
for CSUS President Donald R. Gerth.
President Gerth, the longest serving president in CSUS
history, announced in August that he will retire after this
academic year.
See full
story or presidential search
page.
More
profs
Those new faces on
campus aren't all new students.
Many are new professors. In fact, 110 of them are new
tenure-track professors, the largest class of new faculty in the
University's history. Full
story
Events
25th
New Music Fest
The CSUS
Festival of New American Music celebrates
its silver anniversary this year with free concerts, workshops
and more, Nov. 6-17. Full
story
U2
can dance
The Dancespace at CSUS
will come alive to the sounds of the rock band U2 when Dale
Scholl Dance/Art opens its 21st season.
Full
story
Venus
surprising
"Venus"
hits the stage at CSUS this fall. The play is about a
young black South African woman, Venus Hottentot, who was
taken to Europe in 1810 to exhibit her peculiar body frame to
freak show audiences. The
play is adult-oriented and not suitable for children. Full
story
Sports
Student-athlete
awards
Now
entering its second decade, the
Hornet Bookstore Student-Athlete of the Week program has become
one of the most significant honors bestowed by the University on a
member of the athletic program. Full
story
Double
honors
Junior
setter Lisa Beauchene has been named Big Sky Conference
Volleyball Player of the Week for the second time this season
after leading the CSUS
volleyball team to a three-game sweep of
15th-ranked Eastern Washington. Full
story
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