Schwarzenegger, Colleges Reach Budget
Compromise, Los Angeles Times
He agrees to scale back tuition hike, enrollment limits in exchange
for a steep spending cut.
Budget cuts now, money later, Contra
Costa Times
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has struck new deals with local governments
and the state's universities to try to clear the way for the first on-time
spending plan in four years.
CSU, UC cut deal on fee boosts,
Sacramento Bee
They OK governor's plan with a promise of funding hike later.
Governor works deal, Los
Angeles Daily News
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger will announce today a budget deal with California's
higher education community that addresses the state's immediate need
to cut spending but guarantees public universities more money in the
future.
Cal State may lose students, staffers,
Daily Bulletin
Cal State San Bernardino faces the prospect of limiting student access
to enrollment as a consequence of reduced state funding and painful
expense cuts on campus.
Highland School going wireless,
Monterey Herald
Highland's grant from Hewlett Packard's Teaching with Technology program
is just a piece in the district's partnership with CSU-Monterey Bay
to create an environment where students and teachers will be able to
use hand-held computers without wires to conduct curriculum-enhancing
activities.
State makes up for low bid on CSUSM project coming in too high, North
County Times
State finance authorities have decided to pay the difference between
the money Cal State San Marcos has on hand to build a new College of
Business Administration building and the unexpectedly higher price tag,
university officials said Monday.
CSUF putting students on hold,
Orange County Register
State budget woes will force 1,000 into community colleges first.
Vietnam furor curbs CSUF flag flying,
Orange County Register
No international flags will fly during California State University,
Fullerton's, graduation ceremonies this month because of objections
over one of them: Vietnam's banner.
Stan State wants to cheer knights,
Modesto Bee
If voters have their way, a new knight mascot could be in place at California
State University, Stanislaus, before commencement on May 29.
