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Bill proposed to safen streets
As the U.S. Congress currently debates a new national transportation bill, advocates for safer streets have gathered at 54th Street & University Avenue not far from the San Diego State campus, to shed light on one of San Diego’s most dangerous intersections and focus attention on pending cuts.
Leadership summit fosters diversity
San Diego State’s Office of Intercultural Relations, along with Student Life & Leadership, held its annual Leadership and Diversity Summit in the Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center last Saturday.
Finance Beat 2.22.2012
Stocks had the day off yesterday for Presidents Day but opened positively today with news of a second Greek bailout.
SDSU leads green tech charge
New charging stations for electric cars are being installed in strategic locations throughout campus.
Exhibit showcases magic lanterns
The Sources of Wonder: Homer and Betty Peabody Magic Lantern Collection made its debut on Valentine’s Day at San Diego State’s Love Library.
Student union greets incomers
Last Saturday, the Afrikan Student Union at San Diego State hosted its 37th Annual High School Conference.
AS BEAT 2.20.2012
The Restructuring Committee has agreed upon a new multi-branch structure for Associated Students in which a board of directors, judicial board, university board and campus life board work together while remaining in control of their own committees.
X24 Mexico simulates disaster
Last week, leaders from Mexico and the United States gathered at San Diego State’s Visualization Center for the third annual Exercise 24, a disaster simulation.
Soledad Cross ruling appealed
Last Thursday, the Liberty Institute relaunched its “Don’t Tear Me Down” campaign as an effort to keep the Mt. Soledad Veterans Memorial Cross erect.
Syrian rebels call for president’s removal
Mass killings of civilians in Syria continues as the conflict between the Syrian military, led by President Bashar al-Assad’s regime, and the opposition named the Free Syrian Army, grows more ferocious.
V-Day burglar has date with jail
San Diego State’s Love Library had a little less love on Valentine’s Day yesterday, after a male nonstudent was arrested for stealing several electronics from people in the library.
Obama’s plan cuts $4 trillion
On Monday, President Barack Obama sent his proposed budget for the 2013 fiscal year to Congress.
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