CCC Chancellor's Office News - Oct. 9, 2012

 

In the news:

We wanted to share what we’re reading.  The purpose of Today’s News is to disseminate throughout the system media accounts about the California Community Colleges and related issues.

Yes on 30 asks Munger to avoid ‘destructive course of action’
The Sacramento Bee – Capitol Alert blog (daily newspaper)
Published:  Monday, October 8, 2012 | (Link to story)
 

Campaigns for Prop 30, Prop 38 trade barbs
KXTV Ch. 10 (Sacramento ABC TV affiliate)
Published:  Monday, October 8, 2012 | (Link to story)
 
 
How Molly Munger could kill school finance
Calbuzz (political news and opinion)
Published:  Tuesday, October 9, 2012 | (Link to story)
 
 
Vote ‘yes’ on Prop. 30 for Merced College
The Merced Sun-Star – Maggie Rudolph column (local daily newspaper)
Published:  Tuesday, October 9, 2012 | (Link to story)
 
 
Deasy warns that looming budget cuts threaten classroom gains
The Los Angeles Times – L.A. Now blog (national daily newspaper)
Published:  Tuesday, October 9, 2012 | (Link to story)
 
 
 
Latino youth seek to play key role in elections
The Orange County Register (daily newspaper)
Published:  Monday, October 8, 2012 | (Link to story)
 
 
Class repeatability ending in the fall 2012
The Campus (College of the sequoias student newspaper)
Published:  Monday, October 8, 2012 | (Link to story)
 
 
Lori Gaskin and Jack Friedlander: Continuing education still a priority for SBCC
Noozhawk (local online news source)
Published:  Monday, October 8, 2012 | (Link to story)
 
 

They are us: Why the nation’s future is riding on Latino students’ success
The Huffington Post – Jaime Merisotis column (international online news source)
Published:  Friday, October 5, 2012 | (Link to story)

 

 

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