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Liberal Studies 487: Senior Seminar on Evolution and Creation  Spring 2006James R. Hofmann Professor of Liberal Studies California State University Fullerton jhofmann@fullerton.edu  H223-E   714-278-7049    (webmaster)         (CV ) Spring 2006 Syllabus         Spring 2006 Schedule Philosophy/Liberal Studies 333: Evolution and Creation   Spring 2006Craig Nelson,  Liberal Studies & Department of Comparative ReligionCalifornia State University Fullerton    Short Bio      cnelson540@aol.com      714-278-2442 Spring 2006 Syllabus & Schedule   Liberal Studies 487: Senior Seminar on Evolution and Creation   Spring 2007Bruce H. Weber         (Short CV )                     ( Long CV ) Spring Semesters:  Professor of Biochemistry,     California State University Fullerton         bhweber@fullerton.edu   MH 504A  714-278-3885 SPRING 2005 SYLLABUS       SPRING 2005 SCHEDULEFall...

California Tells Christian Club it Must Admit Non-Christians and Homosexuals By Brendan Steinhauser Jan 2, 2006 A new Christian club at California State University--San Bernardino was recently denied official recognition by the university because it required its members to adhere to Biblical principles of morality. Some of these principles, as explained by the student organizer, Ryan Sorba, include abstaining from premarital sex and homosexual relations. Sorba says that in order to join his Christian group, a student must adhere to the teachings of Jesus Christ and strive to avoid sinful behavior. According to Cal-State San Bernardino President Albert Karnig, these...

NEVER FORGET Cal-State Fullerton Vietnamse-Amercan Grads to walk if the Communist Flag of Vietnam is the only Flag of Vietnam to fly representing their country of origin during this month's Commencement Ceremonies. This to counter the Communist Flag of Vietnam that has been flying alone at Commencements. NEVER FORGET

<p>Racial politics, remedial education, teacher training and K-12 school policies are all intertwined in the California State University (CSU) system, and the result is bad news for everyone - students, public schools and taxpayers alike.</p> <p>To understand this complex picture, some background is in order. A key point to start with is that Cal State colleges have both been affected by problems in state public schools and have been a cause of some of these problems. Here's how: Starting in the 1980s, colleges of education - including CSU's - aggressively promoted faddish education theories like "whole language learning" and "fuzzy math" that plunged California public school students almost to the bottom of the nation in reading and math.</p>

Here is an e-mail sent out today by Jessica R. Ochoa, President of the CSU Long Beach College Republicans:Hello everyone. Just a reminder that the Pro-American Rally at Cal State Long Beach will be tomorrow - February 18th, at noon. The location has changed. The rally will be in the grass area across from the bookstore, it is right behind the Southwest terrace where the rally was originally going to take place. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE COME! I have been contacted from NBC 4 and Press Telegram and they are coming to the rally. Please notify as many people about the...

<p>LONG BEACH, Calif. - More than half the first-time freshmen at California State University failed to meet math and English proficiency requirements, but most who took remedial courses became proficient by the end of the first year, according to a report released Tuesday.</p>