Launch held back 18 days after set date
To make information more readily available to current and prospective students who are considering it as a stepping stone in their educational endeavors, the college has given its Web site a makeover.
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Allocation remodeled, talks of layoffs begin
Facing a $2.2 million budget deficit for the 2010-11 academic year, the discussion of possible staff and faculty layoffs and a decline in student services and programs is under way, college officials say.
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Seminar corrects inaccurate history
A standing room-only crowd joined history professor Manu Ampim in LA-100 Thursday for a W.E.B. Du Bois lecture series event on the inaccuracy with which the media portray the life of King Tutankhamen, popularly known as King Tut.
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Blood donations were significantly lower then expected during the Blood Centers of the Pacific (BCP) and ASU annual blood drive held in the Recreation Room on March 3.
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Forum offers battery, abuse resolutions
Responding to the relationships being destroyed by violence and affecting the community in many ways, 44 students came together in the Fireside Room on March 3 to hear the representatives of “Relationships on Violence” share their thoughts, experience and advice on the subject.
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