Daily Clips

February 28, 2007

CSU/Campus News

Deal near for SJSU stadium

Mercury News 2/28/07

San Jose State University President Don Kassing and developer Lew Wolff met Tuesday and agreed to the framework of a deal to build a multipurpose facility next to Spartan Stadium.

Coed found dead in submerged SUV

Enterprise-Record 2/28/07

Authorities looking for Biggs resident Veronica Guzman were about to announce her disappearance as suspicious Tuesday when a Butte County sheriff's helicopter spotted the young woman's battered vehicle upside down in an irrigation canal.


Editorials/Commentary

The truth about pensions

Press-Telegram 2/28/07

Keith Richman, a moderate Republican who was among a very few politicians in California willing to tell taxpayers the truth about the state's impending public pension disaster, no longer is in office. But fortunately, he's still telling the truth.


California News

L.A. Board of Education adopts discipline policy aimed at reducing suspensions

L.A. Times 2/28/07

The Los Angeles Board of Education on Tuesday adopted a new, districtwide discipline policy aimed at decreasing the number of students suspended and kept after school for misbehaving.

Schools fall behind federal goals

L.A. Daily News 2/28/07

California schools face an uphill battle in their effort to meet federally mandated achievement goals, with some 700 schools facing reorganization for repeated noncompliance with the No Child Left Behind Act, a study released today says.


National News

Demand for English Lessons Outstrips Supply

New York Times 2/27/07

MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. — Two weeks after she moved here from her native Brazil, Maria de Oliveira signed up for free English classes at a squat storefront in this working-class suburb, figuring that with an associate’s degree and three years as an administrative assistant, she could find a good job in America so long as she spoke the language.


Other Sites of Interest

CSU Leader
CSU'S Weekly e-news publication.
CSU Newsline
The latest CSU Campus News.
Rough and Tumble
Daily California and political news.