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The student news site of Sacramento State University

The State Hornet

The student news site of Sacramento State University

The State Hornet

Lacey Waymire, Author

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MOJO: Parking’s best-kept secret

Lacey Waymire
December 5, 2007

Students have many options when it comes to parking on campus, but they may not understand the rules behind them all. For example, students may not know that anyone with a student parking pass can park...

Campus Survey: Students content

Lacey Waymire
November 16, 2007

The class of 2007 was more satisfied with its campus experience than graduates in 2006 or in 2003, according to a survey of Sacramento State graduating seniors published last June by the Office of Institutional...

News briefs: Oct. 17

Lacey Waymire
November 16, 2007

Governor's veto is met with resistance Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed a bill that, if accepted, would have imposed strict guidelines on compensation packages authorized by the CSU Board of Trustees...

Computer games used to imitate real life

Lacey Waymire
November 12, 2007

The amount of science that goes into building a computer game is something most people do not think about, said John Clevenger, professor of computer science at Sacramento State. Before a crowd of nearly...

Students unionized

Lacey Waymire
November 8, 2007

Sophomore kinesiology major Joel Taca perched casually on the wooden arm of a boxy green armchair on the second floor of the University Union, a silver flute poised at his lips. He faced senior kinesiology...

Speak out to stop violence in Rwanda

Lacey Waymire
November 5, 2007

Speaking out against human rights abuses is key to stopping a cycle of violence, said James Kimonyo, Rwandan ambassador to the United States. The ambassador and 20 panelists spoke at a genocide conference,...

Colonel condemns ‘war of crime’

Lacey Waymire
November 2, 2007

A former United States colonel in Afghanistan, Sierra Leone, and Mongolia who quit her job over her disagreement with the president's decision to invade Iraq, said in a lecture today that she wants military...

Gerontology, growing demand in workforce

Lacey Waymire
October 4, 2007

Gerontology, the study of aging, has a growing demand for a variety of unexpected jobs. People 85 years old and older make up California's fastest-growing population, and the job market is rapidly growing,...

Additional $10 million awarded

Lacey Waymire
September 25, 2007

Despite long lines and student confusion, the Financial Aid Office has been able to award more financial aid this fall than ever before, thanks to computer upgrades and processing changes. "The good news...

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