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Laura Hanes/The Falcon
ASSP President and senior Daniel Miller presents this year’s Professor of the Year award to Delia Nuesch-Olver during the annual President’s Spring Forum Tuesday morning in Royal Brougham.
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Nuesch-Olver gets top award
Delia Nuesch-Olver took a moment from her holistic ministries
class yesterday afternoon to say "thank you" to her students. That
morning’s Chapel, she joked, was probably the one time she felt
speechless.
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Rallying support after status denied
Following a faculty meeting with administration officials last
week, students from Haven, a group encouraging discussion on human
sexuality, have been denied the status as an official club again,
leadership of the group said. Petitions for administrators to
re-evaluate their decision have been c...
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Playing, planning to leave senior gifts
When the 2008 ASSP Senior Gift Committee met to begin
brainstorming fundraising ideas for this year’s senior gift, they
realized that they didn’t have clear directions on how to
proceed.
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Senate overturns decision, pushes election back
Following hours of debate, one recess, and a senator exodus from
the library conference room to Weter Lounge, Senate voted at 12:30
a.m. on Tuesday to overturn an appeal decision of the Election Task
Force (ETF) committee. In turn, this decision also led to another
vote to push back the date of ...
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Bringing back overseas experiences
When Lawrence Kent arrived in Mauritania, a country in West
Africa, for his Peace Corps assignment in 1985, he was surrounded
by people who were poor, hungry and out of food. There he lived in
a mud hut with a host family in their village, which had once been
a refugee camp.
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Learning, serving through the Peace Corps
Jennifer Samnick grew up in Long Island, New York, but was
destined to wake up to the sounds of goats bleating, roosters
crowing and children playing outside of her cement hut.
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Understanding, celebrating Cinco de Mayo
Tropical music resounded in Martin Square, while the smells of
carne asada and chicken sizzled off the grill and lines of students
received rice, beans, pico de gallo and traditional salsa. Balloons
and streamers decorated the square, with posters of Latino
countries on the walls.
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Clinton nudges Obama in Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS -- Hillary Rodham Clinton eked out a victory in
Indiana, and Barack Obama handily took North Carolina on Tuesday,
keeping the Democratic contest alive and underscoring the chasm
between their supporters.
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Women's Soccer - Aug. 27
Humboldt State
Win: 4-1
Press Release
Volleyball - Aug. 25
at Coyote Classic - San Bernardino, Ca. vs.Fort Lewis
Win: 3-1
Press Release
Men's Soccer - Aug. 25
at Cal State Stanislaus - Turlock, Ca
Loss: 0-0
Press Release
Volleyball - Aug. 24
at Coyote Classic - San Bernardino, Ca. vs. UC San Diego
Win: 3-2
Press Release
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