CFA, students protest
Students, faculty voice concerns over cuts
Blazej Bruzda
CSU, UC executive raises bill up for vote |
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Sacramento State, UC Davis stress flu shots for students
There was a carnival atmosphere inside theUniversity Union at Sacramento State on Wednesday, with jugglers, magicians, fortune tellers, balloon artists … and nurses giving flu shots.
Swine flu vaccines to come in October
Kristine Guerra
Issue date: 9/9/09 Section: News
With more cases of H1N1, also known as swine flu, expected this fall, Sacramento State will offer free swine flu vaccines to students, faculty and staff members, along with seasonal flu vaccines given every year.
U.S. Braces for Long Flu Season
By BETSY MCKAY
This year's flu season is shaping up to be unusually long and unpredictable, with current outbreaks of swine flu in schools potentially followed months from now by waves of seasonal flu among the elderly, according to health officials.
Job Openings Fell to Record Low in July
By Kelly Evans
Employers appear to be in no rush to hire back the millions who lost their jobs in the recession, despite signs of improvement in the economy.
Thursday, September 10, 2009Bay Bridge delay feared
State and regional transportation officials warned Wednesday that the planned completion of the Bay Bridge's new east span in late 2013 may be delayed and exceed original cost projections.
President Makes His Pitch
Health Plan Cut to $900 Billion With Tax on Premium Coverage;
GOP Unconvinced
By JONATHAN WEISMAN and JANET ADAMY
President Barack Obama gave an emotional, sometimes contentious address to Congress on Wednesday, combining tough talk to opponents with olive branches on policy in a bid to break the impasse on revamping the health-care system.
President Makes His Pitch
Health Plan Cut to $900 Billion With Tax on Premium Coverage;
GOP Unconvinced
By JONATHAN WEISMAN and JANET ADAMY
President Barack Obama gave an emotional, sometimes contentious address to Congress on Wednesday, combining tough talk to opponents with olive branches on policy in a bid to break the impasse on revamping the health-care system.
Health Plan Cut to $900 Billion With Tax on Premium Coverage;
GOP Unconvinced
By JONATHAN WEISMAN and JANET ADAMY
President Barack Obama gave an emotional, sometimes contentious address to Congress on Wednesday, combining tough talk to opponents with olive branches on policy in a bid to break the impasse on revamping the health-care system.
Lawmaker Under Fire for Heckling Obama
Assemblyman Duvall quits after bragging about affairs with two women
Space shuttle to dodge debris on way home
Thursday, September 10, 2009
NASA has decided to move the shuttle Discovery out of the way of a mystery piece of orbiting junk before the spacecraft heads for a scheduled landing on Earth.U.S. Says Iran Could Expedite Nuclear Bomb
Typical jumper: 40, white, single and male
Thursday, September 10, 2009
The typical person who jumps off the Golden Gate Bridge is a 40-year-old, single, white man, according to a new report that looked at every known suicide on the span since 1994.
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