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New major attracts crowds of interested project managers
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Oct. 3, 2008
There's a new student group on campus attracting interest. The Project Management Group filled Plumas Hall, Room 102 with more than 150 students interested in the new project management major and minor being offered through the College of Business department of management starting next semester.Students support Obama in Reno
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Oct. 1, 2008
Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama spoke at the University of Nevada, Reno Tuesday.Abortion protest draws large crowd
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Oct. 2, 20008
About eleven students sat in the Free Speech Area Thursday holding up signs made from notebook paper that read "just love," "free hugs" and "keep abortion safe and legal."Conversations discuss diversity issues
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Oct. 1, 2008
As student after student entered Bell Memorial Union Room 210 for the semester's first Conversations on Diversity, more chairs had to be taken out so that everyone would have a place to sit.Trash teaches lesson about sustaining world
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Oct. 3, 2008
A man's garbage will be displayed in a San Francisco museum. Dave Chameides told his sustainability story about keeping his garbage in his basement with black socks and no shoes at his seminar Sept. 24 in the Performing Arts Center room 144 in front of about 50 students and faculty members.Boles wins A.S. special election
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Oct. 1, 2008
Senior Nick Boles has been named new director of university affairs for the Associated Students. After weeks of constant campaigning, 51.17% of the 1364 students who voted selected Boles as their first choice for director.Hmong celebrate sixth New Year in Chico
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Oct. 1, 2008
Two-foot pork sausages, tennis balls being thrown as a way of flirting and plenty of flamboyant outfits covered with noisy trinkets were a part of the city's sixth annual Hmong New Year celebration, held at Silver Dollar Fairgrounds on Saturday and Sunday.Volleyball team beats No. 12 Tritons
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Oct. 3, 2008
The women's volleyball team improved its winning streak to four Friday after outlasting No. 12 UC San Diego in a five set match.Men's golf finishes 6th at NCAA Preview Tourney
Frazzetta leads the way for the Wildcats
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Oct. 1, 20008
After a third place finish at the Viking Fall Invitational, the Chico State men's golf team had a strong showing Monday and Tuesday at the NCAA Division II Preview Tournament - finishing sixth in a field of 20 elite teams.Women's volleyball team sweeps Cal State Stanislaus with ease
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Oct. 1, 2008
The women's volleyball team looked like a powerhouse in Acker Gym Wednesday after dominating Cal State Stanislaus in three straight sets without ever trailing.Women's soccer wins second straight game
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Oct. 1, 2008
In a physical match-up Chico State's women's soccer team came away with a tough earned 2-0 win against the hard-hitting Cal State Stanislaus Warriors.Column: California's budgets may cost state in long run
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Oct. 1, 2008
Why is California's budget is the most despised in the nation? On Sept. 23, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed California's state budget, which should have taken place 85 days ago when the fiscal year started.Men's soccer grinds out 1-0 win over Cal State Stanislaus
Wildcats survive the second half a man-down
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Oct. 1, 2008
The Chico State men's soccer team defeated last place Cal State Stanislaus Warriors on Wednesday evening 1-0 - overcoming a second half red card to Ryan Struckmeyer.Dr. Drew brings sex talk to Chico
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Oct. 1, 2008
Dr. Drew Pinsky, host of the radio show "Loveline" and television program "Celebrity Rehab," walked on stage Sept. 24, greeted by an enthusiastic crowd.More than 25 E. Coli confirmed in Butte County
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