May 9, 2007
CSU/Campus News
Fresno Bee 5/9/07
By Doug Hoagland and Marc Benjamin
A Fresno State criminology student turned himself in Tuesday to face charges that he opened fire in an off-campus apartment in a dispute over a PlayStation, killing a former student -- and evoking raw memories of the Virginia Tech massacre.
L.A. Times 5/9/07
By Eric Bailey and Steve Chawkins
A student at Cal State Fresno fatally shot one man and wounded two others in a dispute over a video game console, police said Tuesday.
Ventura Star 5/9/07
By Gabriela Gonzalez
Minor C. Keith has been dead for almost 80 years, but last month he made an appearance at Charles Macune's Survey of Latin America class at CSU Northridge.
Press-Democrat 5/9/07
By Bob Norberg
A group of disgruntled Sonoma State University professors is seeking to hold a faculty-wide "no confidence" vote on President Ruben Armiñana.
Editorials/Commentary
Contra Costa Times 5/9/07
We are pleased and excited to see that management of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory will continue to be handled by the University of California.
Press-Enterprise 5/9/07
The boards that direct California's public universities are supposed to serve the public interest -- and serve it openly. The Legislature needs to pass SB 190, which would close a loophole in the state's 1967 open meetings law that lets the boards spend millions away from the public eye.
Oakland Tribune 5/9/07
It's tough enough to plan and save for your children's college education. When fees are hiked repeatedly, however, it makes it almost impossible.
Enterprise-Record 5/9/07
A May 3 headline stated "Chico State anticipates increase in enrollment."
UC News
Sacramento Bee 5/9/07
By Michael Doyle
The University of California on Tuesday survived recurring controversy to retain a hand in running the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Chronicle of Higher Education 5/9/07
By Jeffrey Brainard
The U.S. Department of Energy awarded a contract on Tuesday to a management team that includes the University of California to operate Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
California News
Sacramento Bee 5/9/07
By Judy Lin and Clea Benson
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is likely to call for state spending cuts beyond those he proposed in January when he presents a revised budget to the Legislature next week, administration officials said Tuesday.
Modesto Bee 5/8/07
By Michelle Hatfield
A Sacramento real estate developer and his wife donated $100 million to the University of the Pacific, transforming the university's future, officials announced Monday.
Other Sites of Interest
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