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HSU Natural History Museum to close

HSU today issued the following press release announcing the upcoming “permanent” closure if its Natural History Museum at G and 13th streets in Arcata “due to this year’s severe and unprecedented state budget cuts”: Humboldt State University will be forced to close its Natural History Museum permanently by the end of August. The closure is […]

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CR in trouble again

This just in from College of the Redwoods CR Receives “Warning” from Accrediting Commission   – College Stays Fully Accredited While Addressing Concerns   On June 30, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) notified College of the Redwoods (CR) that the Commission has returned CR to warning status. The ACCJC emphasized that […]

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Richmond on HSU Campus Fiscal Emergency

week.Richmond on HSU Campus Fiscal Emergency: The campus is potentially looking at $12-$16 million in budget cuts, so HSU President Rollin C. Richmond is taking action: No new equipment (almost), only essential travel for profs and profs-to-be (and recruitment), because they actually have to reduce enrollment, summer school will be treated as Extended Ed (but […]

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Northcoast Prep: #30 in America

Northcoast Prep: #30 in America: Wow! Newsweek ranks Arcata’s Northcoast Preparatory and Performing Arts Academy as the third-best public high school in California and 30th-best in the nation! Congrats, Northcoast Prep! Congrats, also, to Arcata High, which comes in at #1,154 and is thus in the top six percent of high schools in the country, […]

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CSU: In The Turlet

CSU: In The Turlet: This Wall Street Journal article on the California State University system’s dismal financial state was the subject of a moments-ago e-mail blast from HSU President Rollin Richmond. He notes: “Obviously, this isn’t the kind of attention we hope to get from the national media. But when the Wall Street Journal runs […]

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HSU: Somewhat Less White Than Before

package.HSU: Somewhat Less White Than Before: Sonoma State University Peter Phillips has compared his school’s diversity to other CSU and UC campuses, and has found the HSU now beats both Sonoma and Chico on that front. Humboldt State was 83 percent Caucasian in 1994; now it’s 73 percent. Get the full study here (.doc)

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The Pope and the Professor

As long as we’ve got you reading the College of the Redwood’s Board of Directors’ agenda for Feb. 3, you may have noticed in the documents packet (p. 42) that CR prof Dr. Jon Pedicino is asking for a little out-of-country travel cash ($1,800) so he can go to the Pope’s summer digs at Castel […]

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Mood: Somber

Some rather peeved reports have been issuing our way from the College of the Redwoods — a pesky paving project that has temporarily depleted parking options, other rumors of various discontentments. Well, a supplement to Agenda Item #9.2.1 on CR’s Board of Director’s agenda for its Feb. 3 meeting reveals one particularly deep font of […]

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Toyon extends deadline to Halloween

Toyon This just in from Jim Dodge , one of our favorite local authors and faculty advisor for Humboldt State’s literary magazine, Toyon . Because of a discrepancy between public postings and an old website, TOYON , Humboldt State University’s Journal of Art and Writing, has extended the deadline for the 2009 volume to Friday, […]

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correction Amy/Lila – start time 6:30 p.m.

Amy Stewart / Lila Nelson Due to a data input error, today’s Journal has an incorrect start time for Friday’s Amy Stewart reading at College of the Redwoods. Songstresss Lila Nelson will sing starting at 6:30 p.m. before Stewart reads. Here’s the full press release: CR’s Visiting Writers Series presents New York Times best-selling local […]

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