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Report claims drastic CSU program cuts are rooted in alternative agendas
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Monday Newsmakers: Sen. John Benoit gets ready to serve as county supervisor
John Benoit of Bermuda Dunes will resign from the California Senate today. On Tuesday, he will be sworn as the Riverside County supervisor representing the 4th District, which covers most of the Coachella Valley.
Joan Martin is ready to retire
After 21 years of uninterrupted teaching at Price Elementary School, Joan Martin, who was born, raised and schooled in Downey, is retiring in June, but not for the usual reasons.
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AKA Celebrates Fifth Annual Scholarship Workshop at Pasadena High School :
Students applying for college scholarships were able to take advantage of a free college scholarship workshop hosted by the Eta Lambda Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Toronto Pictures, Inc. announced the appointment of Ms. Vivian Afriyie as Chief Financial Officer.
New Pomona school superintendent: I learned from the best
Richard Martinez isn't afraid of hard work and challenges because he's faced them before.
An anomaly in judging at Carson science fair
The 200 judges at the biomedical science fair surveyed the exhibits, pursing their lips.
Beltran signs with Cal St. L.A.
Mikel Beltran, a pitcher for the Oxnard High baseball team the last four years, has signed a letter of intent to play baseball at Cal State Los Angeles.
Our View: UC fee hikes hurt `best and brightest'
THE University of California Board of Regents has threatened to set a new high for higher education today by hiking student tuition by 32 percent, sending the cost soaring above $10,000 a year for the first time in UC history.
Cal State L.A. students protest budget cuts and slashed classes
About 150 students, faculty and staff gathered at Cal State Los Angeles Tuesday to protest tuition hikes, a reduction in course offerings and staff layoffs.
Campus celebrates Veterans Day
A member of the American Veterans State Honor Guard performs a oeTapsa in the Handy Campus Center Mall on Nov.
John Pluntze's 'Write Stuff' Private Tutoring
John Pluntze's 'Write Stuff' Private Tutoring Company Must Be Doing SOMETHING Right by P.H. Vazak John Pluntze first came to the Wood River Valley in 1991, in order to "FINALLY" write a manuscript he'd had in is head since his early college days at UCLA and, later, at Cal State Los Angeles.
School Notes: Magazine rates Caltech as `best value'
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School Notes: St. Paul High School juniors inducted into National Honor Society
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Bill Richardson One year ago, 53 percent of voters in the country went to the polls and elected the nation's first black president, Barack Obama.
TALA Scholarship Luncheon to Honor Students
The Textile Association of Los Angeles will be holding its 53rd annual scholarship luncheon on Nov.
Oldest American artefact unearthed
Archaeologists claim to have found the oldest known artefact in the Americas, a scraper-like tool in an Oregon cave that dates back 14,230 years.
Should your kid be on Facebook?
A growing number of children are flaunting minimum-age requirements on social-networking sites such as Facebook.
Language of the Soul, the 26th Annual San Luis Obispo Poetry Festival takes place Nov.
Obama's team claims nearly 650,000 jobs created or saved by stimulus, Republicans skeptical
Nearly 650,000 jobs have been saved or created under President Barack Obama's economic stimulus plan, the government said Friday, and the White House declared the nation on track to meet the president's goal of 3.5 million by the end of next year.
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