The State Hornet, California State University, Sacramento, Sacramento, CA
14 hours ago by Victor Nieto
Warning: A catastrophic implosion is likely to occur to the Democratic Party in the event that Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton steps out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
The prognosis seems inevitable as Sen. Clinton's campaign seems to be coming to an end.
The San Matean, College of San Mateo, San Mateo, CA
14 hours ago by Christine Karavas
ASCSM President Matt Kaidor is working to establish a Caucasian Cultures Club on campus, in order to fill a gap in racially based clubs.
"It's not been done before," said Kaidor. "There are peoples of Caucasian descent who do have cultures and they're worthy of celebration in the same way any other culture is.
The State Hornet, California State University, Sacramento, Sacramento, CA
14 hours ago by Todd Wilson
The Sacramento State Student Health Center recently implemented an electronic medical record system in order to improve efficiency.
The San Matean, College of San Mateo, San Mateo, CA
14 hours ago by Peter Jadelrab
New CSM Track Coach Julia Widstrand takes over as long time coach Joe Mangan takes a retreat this semester.
"Well I'm not really replacing him," said Widstrand. "I'm just subbing or filling in for him."
Mangan is taking this semester off after coaching cross-country and track at CSM for nine years.
The Spectator, Chabot College, Hayward, CA
16 hours ago by Sayyida McCoy
Chris Brown has a new sound with his hot new album, Exclusive. The sophomore album was released on Nov. 6 and fans are crazy about it.
Brown comes from a small town in Virginia called Tappahannock. He has grown into a young man, and this can be seen on his new album.
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Long Beach City College, Long Beach, CA
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Oklahoma City University, Oklahoma City , OK
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Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA
16 hours ago by Mark Powell
In a city once made famous for its declarations of
peace and love, a single, ill-advised punch changed two
lives forever.
It hasn't been reported with certainty exactly why San Carlos resident and Carlmont High School senior
Taylor Buckley slammed his fist into the side of 18-year-old
Anthony Giraudo's face outside AT&T Park following a San Francisco Giants game last Friday.
The Tempest, Solano Community College, CA
1 day ago by Melisandra Russell
With amusement park season upon us, the need for thrills is evident, but where are the best places to go?
Two nearby theme parks you might consider are Paramount's Great America in Santa Clara, or the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. Both have a lot to offer in very different settings.
The Tempest, Solano Community College, CA
1 day ago by LaTasha Monique
On May 5, the ethnic studies program hosted a Cinco de Mayo celebration that featured Mexican food and music provided by DJ Latin Soul and live band Trio Los Lobos, who performed traditional Mexican music. The event marks Solano community college's first-ever Cinco de Mayo celebration.
The Tempest, Solano Community College, CA
1 day ago by LaTasha Monique
Almost without notice, Solano community college changed its registration priority sequence, pushing students who formerly had priority 1 registration further down the list. The change leaves some students wondering if registering later will make their stay at SCC longer than anticipated.
The Advocate, Contra Costa College, CA
2 days ago by Jeff Carillo
Under a proposed statewide recruitment plan, all community college athletic programs in California would be able to recruit athletes from anywhere in the state legally. "It's basically going to open up recruiting from anywhere up north in California all the way down to the border of Mexico," Contra Costa College Athletic Director John Wade said.
The State Hornet, California State University, Sacramento, CA
2 days ago by Victor Nieto
TODAY
Warning: A catastrophic implosion is likely to occur to the Democratic Party in the event that Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton steps out of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
The prognosis seems inevitable as Sen. Clinton's campaign seems to be coming to an end.
The Advocate, Contra Costa College, CA
2 days ago by Brett Abel
As a statement of the importance of California's community colleges to its citizens, a local organization made an unprecedented donation to the state's students. The San Francisco-based Bernard Osher Foundation made an announcement May 6 it would be donating $50 million to support scholarships in California's 109 community colleges.
The Advocate, Contra Costa College, CA
2 days ago by Lamar James
Thanks to the installation of campus solar panels and the energy they saved, Contra Costa College will be receiving more than $1 million in Pacific Gas & Electric rebates over the next five years, district officials say. The rebate will be given to CCC because of its conservation of more than 300 million kilowatts of energy, district project manager Teresa Greenwell said.
The State Hornet, California State University, Sacramento, CA
2 days ago by Chloe Daley
TODAY
Sacramento State's Intercollegiate Athletics Department adopted several new policies after 3.35 scholarships were taken away from all sports teams.
The State Hornet, California State University, Sacramento, CA
1 day ago by Gamaliel Ortiz
Given the privilege, the following, or something like it, would be my commencement speech:
Welcome fellow students and their family members and friends. Welcome professors and administrators. Thank you all for everything you've done to help us reach this achievement.
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Oil
Arbiter Online, Boise State University
Gabe talks about oil, its rising price, and the alternatives to paying for our country's addiction to it.
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