Women's Basketball Team Returns Home Today

The Chico State women’s basketball team returns home today after last night’s loss to Grand Valley State in the NCAA Division II Final Four. The Wildcats finished the most successful season in school history with a record of 28-4, their first-ever West Region championship, and their second consecutive conference title. Additionally, sophomore Amber Simmons became the first Wildcat basketball player to be named to the WBCA/Kodak All-America team.

The players are due to arrive at Chico airport at approximately 4:30pm with an expected arrival back in front of Acker Gym between 5:00-5:30pm. Fans are encouraged to welcome home the team in front of Acker. A more formal recognition of their outstanding season will occur during the annual Student-Athlete Awards BBQ on April 24.

Please check your email for any further updates regarding the team’s arrival time.

Go Wildcats!
Mitch Cox
Asst. Director of Athletics
(530) 898-6470

Archived under Information on March 24, 2006

Comedic Juggling, Flying Karamazov Brothers: A Guide for the Perplexed, Tickets Available!

Chico Performances presents The Flying Karamazov Brothers performing Life, A Guide for the Perplexed on March 26, 2006 at 7:30pm in Laxson Auditorium at California State University, Chico.

COST/TICKETS: Tickets are $15 for all students and children, $20 for adults, $18 for seniors, $25 for premium seating (all seating is reserved). Tickets are available at the University Box Office at the corner of 2nd and Normal Streets, or by calling 898-6333.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

“The Karamazovs have Monty Python nonsense and Frank Zappa songs.” - The Boston Herald

They don’t fly. They’re not Russian. They’re not even brothers! Always expect the unexpected when you come to a Flying Karamazov Brothers performance. They are consummate masters of hilarity, a seriously silly and crazy quartet that dance their way through loony musical numbers, wise-crack their way through comic skits and use their nimble wit and bad jokes to keep the audience laughing—all the while juggling cleavers, clubs, knives, flaming torches and anything the audience brings!

Archived under on March 24, 2006

Golden Key International Honour Society Induction Ceremony, March 25

Golden Key International Honour Society Induction Ceremony is on Saturday, March
25 at 2:00pm in the BMU Common Grounds Coffee Shop. This is a recognition of
new members; we encourage all new members to attend. If you have any questions
please e-mail chico_golden_key@yahoo.com or visit our Web Site

Archived under Clubs, Groups & Organizations on March 24, 2006

Humanities Center Gallery: Ceramic sculpture by Trevor Koch in March and April

The Humanities Center Gallery is exhibiting a culminating exhibition for the bachelor of fine arts degree in ceramics by Trevor Koch in the show Points of Contention now through April 21 in the Trinity hallway.

Born in Modesto, Koch was raised in the Central Valley. He is married to Kate Mullins, who works in accounting for Sierra Nevada Brewery, and together the couple has three cats. Koch has been the gallery assistant at the Humanities Center Gallery for the past two years.

For his BFA show, Koch writes, “Cycles of growth and decay are of particular interest to me … from the fleshy, tender surfaces of things recently brought into being to the dry, cracked, and decomposing nature of things in decline. And yet I cannot deny my attraction to the manufactured and the mass-produced, to the technological mastery of the world and its promise of order and security. My recent work has been an attempt…to harmonize my appreciation of industry’s formal geometry with my love of organic growth and inevitable decay, to which even technology must surrender.”

A closing night reception will be held April 21, 6-8pm. Exhibition hours are Monday through Friday, 8-5. For information, call 898-4642.

Archived under Events on March 24, 2006

Electronic Waste Recycling Event - March 25, 26

Electronic Waste Recycling Event - Saturday & Sunday, March 25 & 26, 9:00am - 3:00pm.

Do you have an old printer or broken stereo system collecting dust in your garage? Don’t put it out with the trash; recycle it! AS Recycling is hosting an electronic recycling drop-off event at our warehouse at 4th & Cherry St. This event is FREE and open to community residents, businesses, schools, and the general public. There is no limit to the number of items you can drop off.

The following items are accepted: TVs, computer monitors, CPUs, computer peripherals (mouse, keyboard, speakers, etc.), stereo equipment, telephone equipment, cell phones, fax machines, copiers, VHS & DVD Players, toner & ink jet cartridges, floppy disks, audio or video cassettes, CDs. Appliances are not accepted (washer/dryers, microwaves, toasters, blenders, etc.)

For more information, call AS Recycling at 898-5033 or e-mail asrecycle@csuchico.edu

Archived under Events on March 24, 2006

Society of Women Engineers Regional Conference

Society of Women Engineers Regional Conference, March 31 - April 2

The Society of Women Engineers is hosting our Regional Conference. All CSU, Chico students are welcome to attend. To register, visit our Web Site.

The conference is March 31 through April 2, and the theme is Finding Balance: Powerful Resources to Life’s Challenges. We are offering a number of workshops, tours, great food and a Career Fair.

The Career Fair is open to the public, so even if someone does not register, they can attend. The Career Fair will be held Sun., April 2, 9:30am to 1:30pm.

Archived under Clubs, Groups & Organizations on March 24, 2006

University Film Series: ELECTRIC EDWARDIANS, British documentary, 7:30pm, April 4

University Film Series
Tuesdays, 7:30pm, Little Theatre (Ayres 106)
$3 donation appreciated 898-4642 Web Site

April 4
Hosted by Laird Easton, Department of History, and co-sponsored by the Department of History

Electric Edwardians: The Lost Films of Mitchell and Kenyon (1900-13)
71min. Black and white. DVD. Directed by Sagar Mitchell and James Kenyon, U.K. Cine-ethnography of Edwardian England, 30 short films in all.

The discovery by Peter Worden of the Mitchell & Kenyon collection has been described as film’s equivalent of Tutankhamen’s tomb. This treasure trove of extraordinary actuality footage provides an unparalleled social record of everyday life in early 20th-century Britain. Street and transport scenes, sporting events, parades, local industries, and a myriad of simple pleasures whirl by on the screen in a mesmerizing fashion.

Archived under Events on March 24, 2006

CAPE - Conducting Ethical Research: The Question of Human Subjects, April 5

The Center for Applied and Professional Ethics Presents:

Conducting Ethical Research: The Question of Human Subjects
Wed., April 5 , 7:30pm, PAC 134

What are the dangers to participants in research in the human sciences? What ethical principles are appropriate and what constraints are necessary to protect participants from these dangers? What are the circumstances under which researchers should be made exempt from these constraints?

Eddie Vela, Department of Psychology
Mark Morlock, Department of Economics
Tony Waters, Department of Sociology
Carolyn Heinz, Department of Anthropology
Daniel Worthen, Department of Psychology

Archived under Events on March 24, 2006

Student Computing Workshops

PowerPoint
Wed., March 29
5-6:00pm in MLIB 457

PowerPoint
Thurs., March 30
5-6:00pm in MLIB 457

No sign-up required. For more information visit the Student Computing Web Site or call or write to Melinda Ferris, 898-5008 or mferris@csuchico.edu.

Archived under Information on March 24, 2006

Classical music with The Miró Quartet - Tickets Available

Chico Performances presents the classical strings of The Miró Quartet April 7, at 7:30pm in Laxson Auditorium at California State University, Chico.

COST/TICKETS: Tickets are $10 for all students and children, $15 for adults, $13 for seniors (all seating is reserved). Tickets are available at the University Box Office at the corner of 2nd and Normal Streets, or by calling 898-6333.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

“The performance had the audience spellbound.” - The Washington Post

Since winning First Prize at the 1998 Banff International String Quartet Competition and the prestigious Naumburg Chamber Music Award in 2000, the Miró Quartet has captivated audiences around the world, dazzling listeners with its youthful intensity and mature interpretations. In this performance, this energetic contemporary quartet will perform Beethoven’s Quartet in A Major, Op. 18, No.5, and his Quartet in C minor, Op. 18, No. 4, along with Schubert’s Quartet in D minor, D. 810, “Death and the Maiden.”

Archived under Events on March 24, 2006

Zapatista Fair Trade, Organic, Shade Grown Coffee

Zapatista Fair Trade, Organic, Shade Grown Coffee and coffee Flower Organic Honey are still part of our fund-raising efforts to help the Indigenous Communities of Chiapas. Our supply is running out! If you want to participate in helping those in need this is a great opportunity to do so and enjoy a delicious cup of coffee at the same time.

For more information please call Rocio Guido (530)570-6929 or (530)894-6271 or e-mail chio719@zapatista-solidarity.org

Archived under Information on March 24, 2006

THE FOURTH WORLD WAR film screening March 28

From the front-lines of conflicts in Mexico, Argentina, South Africa, Palestine, Korea, ‘the North’ from Seattle to Genova, and the ‘War on Terror’ in New York, Afghanistan, and Iraq. It is the story of men and women around the world who resist being annihilated in this war.

When: 7:00pm - Tuesday, March 28
Location: Modoc 114
Suggested Donation: $3.00

Archived under Events on March 24, 2006

Looking for a Full Time Job after Graduation?

Graduating? Looking for a full time job? We’ll be sending these notices out on a weekly basis to let you know which companies are here to talk to you! Drop by and talk with us about these and other resources at the Career Planning and Placement Office, Meriam Library, Room 150 or call us at 530-898-5253.

3/27/2006
MOTION CONTROL ENGINEERING, INC.
Programmer/Analyst

PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
Entry Level Engineering Opportunities
Entry Level Information Technology Opportunities

3/28/2006
NEWELL RUBBERMAID
Field Sales and Marketing Representative

PERFORMANCE CONTRACTING GROUP
Project Management

SYNNEX CORPORATION
Inside Sales Representative

3/29/2006
AEROTEK
Recruiter leading into Account Mgmt.

CA FRANCHISE TAX BOARD
Tax Auditor

DEGUSSA ADMIXTURES, INC.
Sales Service Trainee

KRAFT FOODS
Field Merchandising Sales/Marketing Representative

MOORE WALLACE
Outside Sales Representative

PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
Entry Computer Programmer Analyst (SAP) - 3/2006

TRAVIDIA
Software Engineer - .NET, C#, Web

3/30/2006
FRITO-LAY
Operations Resource

SOUTHERN WINE & SPIRITS
Chain Territory Manager

Archived under Opportunities on March 24, 2006

2006 Latino Graduation Celebration

The 2006 Latino Graduation Celebration is fast approaching. The Celebration has grown to include Latino and non-Latino students. The Celebration is comprised of events that emphasize the diversity of Latino graduates. It is an intimate event that will be performed in English and Spanish and complements the university’s commencement exercises. If you are a graduating senior and would like to participate in the Latino Graduation Celebration. Please visit the Web Site

Archived under Information on March 23, 2006

University Film Series: Wadja's A GENERATION (Poland, 1954), Apr. 11

University Film Series
Tuesdays at 7:30pm in Ayres 106
$3 donation appreciated
898-4642 Web Site

“1945”—Film and the Memory of the Second World War
April 11, 2006
A Generation
Andrzej Wajda
91 minutes DVD black and white with subtitles Poland (1954)

With Tadeusz Lomnicki, Urszula Modrzynska, Tadeusz Janczar, Janusz Paluszkiewicz, Roman Polanski, Zbigniew Cybulski

This was Polish filmmaker Wadja’s debut feature and the first of his underground trilogy (Part 2, Kanal, was shown 11.15.05. Part 3, Ashes and Diamonds, will show 4.18.06.). Telling the story of a group of young people in the Second World War and detailing its impact on their lives, A Generation focuses on an impressionable youth (Lomnicki) who joins a band of Resistance fighters and falls in love with their leader (Modrzynska). The lovers are caught up in the turmoil of their feelings both for one another and for the cause they are fighting for. Though subjected to heavy government interference on its release, the film retains its potency.

Archived under Events on March 23, 2006

Zapatista Solidarity Group Meetings

Zapatista Solidarity Group meeting every Monday at 5:00pm in YOLO 171. Currently seeking Executive Committee Members. Our group is open to all CSU, Chico students in all majors. Please visit, check us out, and pick up an application.

Our Group is currently organizing an upcoming event. If you think you have some talents you want to contribute to a good cause, please come see us.

For more info please contact Rocio 570-6929.

Archived under Clubs, Groups & Organizations on March 23, 2006

Recycled Art Show Submissions for April 10-12 Show

Calling all artists to submit art made out of recycled/reused materials. Entry Forms are available in BMU 005. Entry Deadline: Friday, April 7, 5:00pm to BMU 005.

The Recycled Art Show will be displayed in the BMU Common Grounds Coffee Shop Monday, April 10 - Wednesday, April 12 during “Recycle Week!”

Art categories include, but are not limited to, sculpture, photography, ceramics, drawings, and paintings. All submissions must be made from recyclable/reusable materials or depict concepts of recycling and waste in our society.

Students, faculty, and staff are all welcome to enter. Three pieces will be selected to be displayed during Eco-Fest on Saturday, April 22!

Please call AS. Recycling for any further questions, 898-5033.

Special thanks to Common Grounds and AS Food Service.

Archived under Information on March 23, 2006

AS Food Service ~ What's New?

Common Grounds & Creekside

March Specials:

Banana Nut Latte Blended Caramel Chai
Grande $3.25 $3.95
Tall $2.75
Short $2.40

Marketplace Café

• Now serving appetizing Indian Cuisines
• Now serving sizzling Mexican Entrees

Archived under Information on March 23, 2006

Computer Animation Lecture Series, March 30 and April 18

Computer Graphics Consortium (CGC) is bringing Guest speakers Chuck Harvey from Disney and Andrew Gordon from Pixar to share their knowledge and experiences in animation on March 30 and April 18 in Studio A of the Meriam Library from 3:00pm to 5:00pm.

Chuck Harvey will cover storyboarding and thumbnails as they apply to developing an animated scene. He will also discuss classic animation principle.

Andrew Gordon’s lecture will highlight aspects of creating the “The Incredibles.” He will discuss story and character development related to the making of this film.

For more info email sthao5@mail.csuchico.edu

Archived under Clubs, Groups & Organizations on March 23, 2006

Free Counseling Services

Are you encountering stress, family issues, relationship concerns, lingering doubts or distress? The psychology program at CSU, Chico offers free counseling services. Counselors are supervised graduate students in the Marriage and Family Therapy Program. For more information contact Natalie Sanchez, the Counselor Training Center Coordinator, at 898-5149.

Archived under Information on March 23, 2006

"Any Swing Goes!" Dance Benefit: Friday, April 14

Swing lessons, Dance Contest, Performance & Prizes
@ Chico Women’s Club: 592 E. 3rd St.; Downtown Chico

• This is an all ages, alcohol-free dance event!
• Get $2 off if dressed in vintage swing attire!
• FREE admission to dance if attending a dance lesson!

Dance Event Schedule:
4-5:30pm Swing Routine Workshop
5:30-6:30pm Lindy Hop Dance Lesson
6:30-7:30pm Country Swing & Dips Dance Lesson
7:30-8:30pm West Coast Swing Dance Lesson
8:30-9:30pm East Coast Swing & Tricks Dance Lesson
9:30pm Open Dance Floor:
10:00pm Dance Performance
10:30pm Dance Contest

Dance Contest winners are competing for tickets to:
Camp Hollywood @ the LAX Marriott ~ Worth $420
Reno Dance Sensation @ The Reno Hilton ~ Worth $260
Steve Lucky & the Rhumba Bums @ Midtown Stomp

Extras:
Snack Shack goodies & drinks for under $2
Raffle drawings with tickets at .50 each or 3 for $1

Admission Costs:
~ Dance Only: $6-Singles/$10-Couples
~ Lesson + Dance: $8-Singles/$12-Couples
~ 4 lesson deal: $22-Singles/$34-Couples

Cost per couple to compete in the Dance Contest:
~ $10 if pre-registered (by 4/7) OR $20 if you wait to register at event

Registration & Questions: LetzDanz2@yahoo.com

~ Sponsored by: CSU, Chico: Center for Nutrition & Activity Promotion
~ Benefit for: Letz Danz!â„¢ Dancing Classrooms Program

Archived under Events on March 23, 2006

NFSA Announcements

The Nutrition & Food Science Association announces the last two meetings of the semester: April 12 & 26. Both meetings will be held at 5:30pm in Tehama 118. All are welcome!

Nominations for the Fall 2006 NFSA officers will be held at the March 20 and April 12 meetings.

Offices available: President, Vice President, Treasurer, Communications Officer, Secretary, SHAQ Liason, Historian, Webmaster, and Events Coordinator

Elections will be held on April 26.

NFSA is also selling t-shirts for $15. Check them out at our meetings or in our display located in Tehama.

Any questions? Contact Laura Stever, Communications Officer, at CSUChicoNFSA_moderator@yahoo.com

Archived under Clubs, Groups & Organizations on March 22, 2006

Graduate Equity Fellowship for Under-Served Groups

The goal of the Graduate Equity Fellowship Program (GEFP) is to prepare, motivate, encourage and support those graduate students who aspire to obtain a doctorate and pursue an academic career in teaching and research. Awards for an academic year total $5,500. The two-part program provides a stipend of $750/semester and a salary of $2,000/semester for research related activities under the direction of a faculty mentor.

To be eligible, applicants must meet the following minimum criteria:

You must be economically disadvantaged; must have come from an educationally disadvantaged background/experienced restricted access to quality educational opportunities; be admitted to the University and a master’s degree program; classified as a California resident; and there must be a probable need for faculty in your academic discipline - i.e., a projected shortfall in the supply of qualified faculty in your field of study.

Deadline: April 1 for Fall
November 1 for Spring

Information and applications may be picked up in The Graduate and International Programs Office in Tehama 209, or call 898-6880.

Archived under Opportunities on March 22, 2006

Ballroom Dance Club: Disco Inferno: "Feel Tha' Funk!"

When: Friday, March 24 - Lesson 7:30-9:00pm Dance 9:00pm - 12:00am
Where: Shurmer Gym/CSU, Chico
What: Beginning and Intermediate Street Hustle
Cost: Dance $2, Lesson $3, Both $4

Slip on your bell-bottoms and retro rags and recieve a dollar off admission. For a couple of bucks enter our under cover JACK and JILL Contest for a chance to win far-out prizes! No prior Dance experience necessary.

For more info. concerning the dance or the JACK and JILL contest please check out our “Web Site:”http://www.csuchico.edu/ballroom pr send us an e-mail at chicoballroom@mail.com.

Archived under Clubs, Groups & Organizations on March 22, 2006

DEADLINE EXTENDED: Call for Nominations - Chris Hilbert Outstanding Chico State Friend Award

Nominations are due March 30, 2006 to: CC Carter, Student Activities, Zip 755.
Award: $3,500 and a commemorative plaque

Christopher Edward Hilbert was a well-loved, down-to-earth, young man who lived a very full nineteen years. The last few months before he died in 1994 were strongly associated with CSU, Chico. His time here was short, but he quickly appreciated and personified the best aspects of the Chico experience. He did this through a genuine love for the many new friends he made, the faculty who taught him and aided his learning, and the total experience of the University and the community. He expressed this joy to his family by saying, “I’m so happy here that I just smile all the time.” His family generously intends for Chris to “live on” by endowing an award of $3,500 annually to be given to a student who exemplifies those qualities which make for a true friend to fellow students and the entire University.

Nomination Guidelines and the application can be found at the Web Site and at the Student Activities office, BMU 213. Please direct questions to CC Carter at cecarter@csuchico.edu or by phone at x5396.

Archived under Information on March 22, 2006

May-June Intersession - Registration Starts April 3

Thinking about taking a course early this summer?

Check out May-June Intersession.

May-June Intersession registration starts April 3.

Courses start May 22.

Three-, five-, and six-week sessions.

Please visit the May-June Intersession Web Site or call Continuing Education at 530-898-6105 for the most up-to-date schedule and enrollment information.

Archived under Information on March 22, 2006

Thailand - Study Abroad This Summer

LAST CHANCE—there is still some space, so if you are interested in going to Thailand this summer, get your application submitted by next Thursday, March 30.

Food Forever is a 3-unit GE course. We will be spending June exploring around Chiang Mai up in northeastern Thailand, visiting villages, diverse farms, and learning about Thailand’s unique cultures.

You can get an application from Lee Altier in Plumas 221 or from Tasha Dev, the Study Abroad Coordinator, in Tehama 227. For more information contact Dr. Altier at LAltier@csuchico.edu (tel. 898-4137) or check out the Web Site

Archived under Opportunities on March 22, 2006

Sign Up Now for the 2006 Annual Fun Without Alcohol Fair

Student clubs and organizations are invited to host booths at the 17th Annual Fun Without Alcohol Fair on Thursday, April 27, from 10:00am - 2:00pm.

This fun-filled event, sponsored by the Campus Alcohol and Drug Education Center (CADEC), teaches local elementary school students healthy alternatives to alcohol and drug use via interactive booths, games, and great activities.

This year’s theme is “Be Cool: Alcohol & Drug Free!” Groups are encouraged to incorporate this theme into their booths, and prizes will be awarded to groups with the most creative and imaginative ideas.

This is a cool opportunity to be a positive influence in the lives of young people. Applications and guidelines are available at the Web Site Applications are due at the CADEC office, corner of Second and Cherry Streets, by April 3. For more information, call CADEC at 898-6450.

Archived under Information on March 22, 2006

Write an Original Jingle and Win Big

Singers, songwriters, rappers and musicians are encouraged to create an original jingle and submit their entries to the Campus Alcohol & Drug Education Center’s “Don’t Drink and Drive” Jingle Contest. Original jingles can be spoken or sung and creativity and humor are encouraged. The winner and runner up will receive $300 and $150 gift certificates (respectively) and their jingle will be used in a radio campaign throughout the year. Application entries with contest rules can be picked up at the Student Activities Office in BMU 213, or at the CADEC office on Second and Cherry Streets. All entries must be accompanied by an application and are due by April 3. The contest is sponsored by CADEC with funding from the California Business, Transportation and Housing Agency, Office of Traffic Safety. For contest details, call CADEC at 898-6450.

Archived under Opportunities on March 22, 2006

The Commemorative NCAA Division II Elite Eight T-shirts are Here

The Associated Students Bookstore congratulates our Women¹s Basketball team for making it to the NCAA Division II Elite 8. We have brought in commemorative T-shirts in honor of this great achievement which are now available at the AS Bookstore. The T-shirts feature the official NCAA 2006 Division II Women¹s Elite Eight logo and “Chico State Basketball” written in red bold print with the Wildcat logo. Go Wildcats!

Archived under Information on March 22, 2006

Register for 2006 Summer Term Classes April 3-May 10

State supported Summer Term registration opens on April 3 to all continuing and fall 2006 newly admitted CSU, Chico students. Students may register via their Portal account, and registration is on a first come, first served basis. For a listing of Summer Term course offerings and/or further Summer Term registration, fees, and financial aid information please select Registration on the Web Site or Class Schedule on the Web Site

Archived under Information on March 22, 2006

Grant Opportunity for Undergraduate Students: Round Two

REMINDER: There is a Round Two for submissions for the Spring 2006 Undergraduate Awards for Research & Creativity.

DEADLINE FOR APPLICATION SUBMISSIONS is MARCH 30, 2006, 5:00pm.

The entire spring allocation was not awarded in Round One; therefore dollars are still available for the spring cycle.

These awards were created to support undergraduate students working closely with individual faculty members on student-designed projects and to assist the faculty in providing students with special innovative learning opportunities.

• Spring awards of up to $500 each are available to undergraduates (including graduating seniors). Spring awards must be used to defray expenses; they are not a salary and cannot be given as a stipend.
• A cumulative GPA of 3.25 or above is required.

Interested undergraduate students are encouraged to apply. Applications are available on the Honors Program door, OCNL 236. Pick up an application and review it; feel free to contact Barbara Brautigam (898-5749) or Dr. Andrea Lerner (898-4767) with any questions prior to submitting your application.

Archived under Opportunities on March 22, 2006

Hmong Students Association Cultural Event, April 8

Hmong Students Association presents: Remembering Our Roots on Sat., April 8 in the Free Speech Area from 11:00am-3:00pm. Admissions is free.

A one-day cultural event to experience the Hmong culture first hand. See traditional Hmong music played, dances, and traditional songs.

Archived under Events on March 22, 2006

Upcoming Study Skills Workshops

The Student Learning Center is offering two Study Skills Workshops the week of March 27:

3/29 (Wednesday) Study Environment Tips 4:00-5:00pm
Claudia Higueros (presenter)
Location: MLIB 226

4/3 (Monday) Motivation and Success 4:00-5:00pm
Starla Hedrick (presenter)
Location: MLIB 226

Workshops are Free! Students can sign up in advance at the Student Learning Center (Meriam Library 458) or by calling 898-6839.

Archived under Information on March 22, 2006

Copy Center Announces Price Increase

The Copy Center has received approval from the Fiscal Administration Committee (FAC) and University Cabinet for a price increase, effective April 3, 2006. It has been more than five years since our copy rates have increased. During those five years, equipment, paper costs, supplies and salaries have increased, yet our prices remained the same. However, in order to stay fiscally sound, it is necessary to increase prices at this time. Click here for Copy Center rates effective April 3, 2006 Web Site

We value all of our customers and understand that you too have to make your dollars stretch. Keeping that in mind, you’ll find that our prices are still below off-campus copy providers. Check out this link to see how our prices compare Web Site

We look forward to meeting your printing and copying needs today and in the days ahead. We trust you’ll continue to find our services convenient, economical and value-added. Remember, we provide free pick up and delivery of your orders and you pay no sales tax!

We appreciate your patronage,

University Printing Services Web Site

Archived under Information on March 22, 2006

Kathy Mattea in Laxson Auditorium, March 29 - Tickets Available

Chico Performances presents the country, folk and gospel sounds of Kathy Mattea & her band on March 29 at 7:30pm in Laxson Auditorium at California State University, Chico.

COST/TICKETS: Tickets are $15 for all students and children, $25 for adults, $23 for seniors, $30 for premium seating (all seating is reserved). Tickets are available at the University Box Office at the corner of 2nd and Normal Streets, or by calling 898-6333.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
“She does know how to have fun with her music.” - Women of Country

Kathy Mattea’s musical inspirations come from many different traditions: folk, bluegrass, gospel, country and Celtic music. She has sold more than seven million records, charted 20 Top-Ten songs and garnered two Grammy Awards and three CMA Awards along the way. Among some of her best-known songs are “Love at the Five and Dime,” “Eighteen Wheels and a Dozen Roses,” “Where Have You Been,” and “Goin’ Gone.” When Mattea and her band last played Laxson every seat was filled; don’t miss her this time around!

Archived under Events on March 22, 2006