Daily Clips

April 13, 2007

CSU/Campus News

Campus Pointe faces a court fight

Fresno Bee 4/13/07

The owner of Sierra Vista Mall in Clovis filed a court challenge Thursday to block the 45-acre Campus Pointe commercial development at Fresno State.

Contract awarded for natural history museum

Enterprise-Record 4/13/07

A contract has been awarded that could see a new museum in Chico by the summer of 2008.

Search For Missing Yankton Woman Leads To California Mass Grave

Yankton Press & Dakotan 4/12/07

Stockton, Calif. -- Yankton native Elizabeth Fern Rathjen was last seen by her family in 1956 when she was 30 years old and a patient in the State Mental Hospital in Stockton, Calif.


UC News

Cal backing up tuition donors

Contra Costa Times 4/13/07

A new program at UC Berkeley will match dollar for dollar contributions from staff and students to provide cash-strapped undergraduates and graduate students with financial aid.

Drug Conviction? That’s OK at Berkeley

Sacramento Union 4/12/07

No one’s applied yet for scholarships aimed at helping University of California, Berkeley, students denied financial aid because of a drug conviction. But that hasn’t stopped the student-run grants from raising a little smoke.


California News

S.D. colleges may be in ethical 'gray area' on aid

Union-Tribune 4/13/07

As a nationwide investigation into college lending practices unfolds, financial aid experts say some San Diego colleges may have stepped into their own ethical “gray area” because of ties with student-loan companies.

Officials bar public from panel featuring 'ex-terrorists'

San Francisco Chronicle 4/13/07

Stanford University, renowned as a global hub of intellectual freedom, says it will bar the public from attending a panel discussion Monday night because one of the speakers is "controversial."


National News

Lender to Pay So Students Can Learn Loan Options

New York Times 4/12/07

Sallie Mae, the nation’s largest lender to college students, agreed yesterday to pay $2 million to settle an investigation by the New York attorney general’s office and said it would close down student call centers it has run for college financial aid offices.

Textbook Battle’s New Frontier

Inside Higher Ed 4/13/07

Throughout their textbook affordability campaign, the State Public Interest Research Groups have rallied around the issue of transparency.

Professors' pay up, still pales compared to coaches'

USA Today 4/12/07

Salaries of full-time college faculty rose 3.8% this year, the biggest increase in five years.


Other Sites of Interest

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