Proposition 64 makes investing in marijuana tricky business
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Panel: Water conservation key to prosperity
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Biasotti: New SBCC president faces challenge of success
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Chancellor likes CSUCI’s plan for engineering degree
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CSU agrees to faculty salary increases, averts strike
Higher Education, Latest newsThe California State University system and its faculty narrowly averted the largest strike in the history of U.S. higher education, when the two sides announced an agreement April 8 for across-the-board raises over the next two years. If the CSU trustees and the California Faculty Association’s full membership approve the contract extension, all 26,000 faculty Read More →
Higher education faces disruption because of technology
Columns, Higher Education, Latest newsBusiness scholar and consultant Clayton Christensen coined the phrase “disruptive innovation” in the 1990s to describe a breakthrough that reshapes a market and displaces its leading firms. Twenty years later, “disruption” might be the defining theory of the modern economy. Print newspapers, brick-and-mortar retail and taxis have been some of its chief victims. On a Read More →
Viticulture students learn by doing at Allan Hancock College
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