Nov. 21, 2007
CSU/Campus News
Fresno Bee, 11/20/07
By George Hostetter
Stacy Johnson-Klein's former student assistant at a small Oklahoma university testified in a videotaped deposition that Johnson-Klein took prescription painkillers from her several times, and that she later admitted to lying about it under oath.
Fresno Bee, 11/21/07
By George Hostetter
A surprise witness flew halfway across the country to testify Tuesday afternoon in the Stacy Johnson-Klein sexual discrimination trial and tell the jurors almost nothing that she hadn't already revealed in the morning.
Union-Tribune, 11/20/07
By Sherry Saavedra
The San Diego City Council last night approved one ordinance designed to limit mini-dorms but kicked another back for more work.
UC News
Oakland Tribune, 11/21/07
By Matt Krupnick
The University of California will revamp its undergraduate application to find out more about the Pacific Rim students who have become UC's dominant face.
Modesto Bee, 11/21/07
By Michelle Hatfield
Though its first graduates won't be doctors for at least 13 years, the University of California at Merced's medical school is plugging along.
California News
Sacramento Bee, 11/21/07
By Judy Lin
Education advocates are expected to file suit today against the state of California for shortchanging school districts $1 billion – a move they say has left districts feeling used like "credit cards."
L.A. Times, 11/21/07
By Jason Song
When word came in June 2006 that USC was accepting applications for three new fraternities, it was as if someone had tapped a fresh keg at spring break.
National News
NACUBO's Business Officer Magazine, 11/2007
By Christine Helwick and Susan Westover
Imagine that your institution is sued by a long-term employee with a lengthy trail of grievances on a number of subjects and against a variety of supervisors and coworkers.
Washington Post, 11/20/07
By Susan Kinzie
Admission officials from Harvard, Princeton and the University of Virginia came to the Washington area this week looking for certain types of students: lower- and middle-income.
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