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ASI, campus aim for recovery with new election

April 4, 2012

The subject of re-election was a hot topic at the March 27 meeting of the Associated Student Body (ASI) Board of Directors. Due to alleged illegal activity on a campus computer constituting election fraud, the elections that took place March 12 - 15 were deemed invalid.

Administration rethinks privacy policy in wake of student ID thefts

April 4, 2012

In the wake of the theft of more than 700 student passwords this month, a university official said the campus is in the midst of a reconsideration of the student Internet usage policy.

WEAPONS SIGHTED AROUND CAMPUS – THREE SEPARATE EVENTS SPAWN CAMPUS ALERTS

April 4, 2012

On Feb. 20 and March 20, campus alerts were issued regarding the sighting of armed individuals near campus. There were three reported incidents. Campus lockdown was not initiated on either date. The following accounts are according to campus alerts.

STUDENT VOICES ON THE ELECTION SCANDAL

April 4, 2012

Chronicle staff writer Jessie Gambrell asks students about their thoughts on the controversy surrounding the ASI election.

ASI ELECTIONS FOCUS ON THE STUDENTS

March 13, 2012

Since 1991, Associate Student Inc. (ASI) has been the voice for the students, and that mission continues this week as twenty-two candidates run for positions in the ASI Board of Directors.

EXECUTIVE ASI CANDIDATES

March 13, 2012

Here's a short list of the candidates running for ASI positions and their personal statements!

STUDENTS FOR JUSTICE IN PALESTINE BRING APARTHEID AWARENESS TO CSUSM – GROUP BUILDS A WALL IN KELLOGG PLAZA REPRESENTING ISRAEL’S SECURITY FENCE

March 13, 2012

On March 5, 2012, CSUSM students emerged from classes to find a new, temporary addition to Kellogg Plaza – a wooden wall painted grey with slogans denouncing both Israel’s Security Wall around [...]

FEELING PAIN AT THE PUMP

March 13, 2012

Since January 2012, gas prices in California have gone up 61 cents per gallon, causing a major economical problem for San Diegans.

DREAM PROJECT EARNS NATIONAL RECOGNITION

March 13, 2012

The DREAM Project, a Cal State San Marcos-based arts-in-education program that has dramatically boosted reading scores at North County grade schools, will get national attention this week at a U.S. Department of Education conference in Washington, D.C.