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CSUB budget cut announcement delayed; faculty still on edge
Cal State Bakersfield faculty, students and others will have to wait another month before President Horace Mitchell announces what will be cut next year because of severe budget woes.
Changes at the top coming in Kern law enforcement
Three law enforcement agencies in Kern County are undergoing changes at the top, adding to a trend that began two months ago at the Bakersfield Police Department.
Bakersfield Theater: Local crowds staying in town, seeing shows
In this economy, catching a play at a local theater would seem to be an extravagance for many.
Pioneering CSUB language professor dies
When Carlos Lozano came to the United States from Mexico as a child in 1919, he struggled to learn English, he said in an autobiography.
Tradition carries Rosemary's Family Creamery to 25 years
Henry A. Barrios / The Californian From left, Katie Tate, Frank De Marco, Rosemary De Marco, Roseanne Brandon, and Patrick Brandon holding baby Noelle, pose for a picture at Rosemary's Family Creamery.
20 percent jump in substitutes
Paul Sabovich was having no luck finding a job after graduating from Cal State Bakersfield in June.
Dragovic facing felony charges
UCLA's lone returning starter, Nikola Dragovic, was suspended indefinitely before the Bruins' 75-64 win over visiting Cal State Bakersfield after turning himself in to UCLA Police Department and Hollywood Division detectives on felony assault charges.
People in Business: A who's who for Nov. 20
JACK A. DOREMUS has joined Keller Williams Realty on Olive Drive as its Responsible Broker.
Survey: Local businesses slightly more confident
This article first appeared in the Kern Economic Journal, 2009 Third Quarter issue.
At Time Of Record Enrollment, CSUB Forced To Cut Back
Sandy Ochoa knows firsthand school isn't what it used to be. She had no problem getting into Cal State Fullerton 20 years ago, but when she tried to go back to school last year, she couldn't get in.
CT scan reveals mummy displayed at CSUB was a woman
Michael Fagans / The Californian The initial CAT scan of mummy from the CSUB "The Art of Death in Ancient Egypt" exhibit appears on the monitor at the Quest facilities on Monday night.
In the Lab: Another mummy goes under the scanner
Before: nbc33tv From Egyptian ruins to an x-ray room in Bakersfield, California.
Student Veterans Lean On Each Other For Support
Adjusting to life outside of the military can be trying for many veterans looking to get an education.
High Tech Science Shows What's Under Mummy Wrap
From Egyptian ruins to an x-ray room in Bakersfield, California. Scientists at Cal State Bakersfield are using modern technology to reveal what is under wraps.
Extension, expansion of tax credit for homebuyers come as welcome news
Most real estate market watchers in Bakersfield are greeting warmly news that a soon to expire federal tax credit for homebuyers was not only extended but expanded last week.
Inga Barks: "Science" not impressing me
I'm no scientist, though "science" was on my degree from Cal State Bakersfield. But I can tell you "science" has proven there is and isn't a God, the earth is cooling and warming, embryonic stem cells are worthless and have potential, and I should always...always avoid red dye number two.
One of Kern's top planners succumbs to swine flu
He was known for his honesty and intelligence, his loyalty to family and friends, and his ability to bring disparate groups together to reach a common goal.
CSUB announces 2010 Alumni Hall of Fame recipients
The Cal State Bakersfield Alumni Association has named its next Hall of Famers, who will be inducted at a black-tie ceremony Feb.
Bakersfield has worst U.S. dropout rate
More than 16 percent of Bakersfield people over the age of 18 do not have high school diplomas.
Government roundup: Pay cuts for KHSD superintendents on tap
High-level officials in the Kern High School District may be taking pay cuts. The KHSD Board of Trustees is scheduled to meet in closed session with labor negotiators Monday to discuss compensation reductions for each member of the district superintendency for 2010-2011. Then the board's scheduled to approve the contract changes in open session.
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