State Budget Cuts Force Fee Hikes and Furloughs
California’s budget crisis has resulted in state funding cuts amounting to more than $35 million for SDSU during the fiscal year that began last month.  The fallout includes higher student fees and furloughs for faculty and staff.  SDSU President Stephen L. Weber recently addressed the impact of the cutbacks and how the university will cope in the coming year with the new financial constraints.
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Class of 2013 Faces Enrollment Cutbacks, Fee Hikes
When 17-year-old Andrew Calinisan made San Diego State his university of choice, one selection factor stood out from the others.
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Fall issue is exclusively online
We know you like opening the front cover of 360 Magazine and feeling the weight of its pages in your hands.
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Alumni Center Construction Wrapping Up
“We’re almost done.”

That’s the assessment of Steve Nelson (’96) of Midwest General, Inc., construction manager for the $11 million Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center.  He says he expects most of the work to be completed by the end of this month at the site on the west side of 55th Street at Hardy Avenue.
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Project Pave the Way
Thanks to hundreds of alumni sponsors, Project Pave the Way is a huge success. Only a few paver sponsorships for the rotunda of the new Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center remain.
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Statue a Touchstone for Former Professor
If Professor Emeritus Andrew C. Olson (’39) could decide such things, he would have been born and buried on Montezuma Mesa.  As it is, he plans to leave a campus legacy of a life intertwined with San Diego State and represented by the university's iconic Aztec statue.
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Alumni Association Reaches 5,000 Lifetime Members
In his position as Senior Vice President and General Manager of Operations at QUALCOMM CDMA Technologies, James Clifford (’73) travels all over the world.  Yet the San Diego resident and Aztec alumnus had not set foot on the SDSU campus in almost 30 years.
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Kathryn Worley (’82,’91), San Diego, CA
It’s only fitting that Kathryn Worley (’82,’91) won the most recent Lifetime Member Monthly Giveaway prize of a baseball autographed by former Aztecs pitching ace Stephen Strasburg.  She was an Aztecs pitcher, too.
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Aztec for Life Monthly Prize Giveaway
It’s great to be an Aztec for life! By registering on this Web site, SDSU Alumni Association lifetime members are eligible to win a $100 gas card.
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Registration Deadline August 21
A 4:30 p.m. game time has been set for SDSU’s September 5 game with UCLA at the Rose Bowl. The pre-game tailgate party starts at 2:00 p.m. at the nearby Brookside Country Club.
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Awards to be Presented at August 27 Convocation
Nine exceptional faculty members will receive the 2008-2009 Alumni Association Awards for Outstanding Faculty Contributions to the University.  The awards, known as the “Faculty Montys,” will be presented at the All-University Convocation at 9 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 27, in Montezuma Hall at Aztec Center.
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50-Year Class Reunion Set for Homecoming
Are you a member of the San Diego State class of 1959?   The Alumni Association is looking for you!
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Increase your Organization’s ROI With an SDSU MBA Intern
In changing economic times, companies need to be more resourceful than ever. MBA interns from SDSU’s Entrepreneurial Management Center (EMC) can help.  Maximize your strategic objective’s ROI by hiring an SDSU MBA intern this fall and expect to make a difference in your organization’s future.
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Designate Your Primary Chapter of Interest
In accepting one of the College of Business Administration’s 2009 Lamden Rising Star awards, Midori Connolly (’01) spoke about her father.  In addition to the love and support Rick Connolly (’76) had given his daughter through the years, he had also encouraged her to become a lifetime member of the SDSU Alumni Association.
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