2008 Woodie Awards
Accusation of invalid process raised against A.S. over Robo hearing
Associated Students may have not followed the proper process to remove former Legislative Vice President Jason Robo in his impeachment on March 26.
Accusations have been raised stating that AS did not have the proper steps in their constitution to remove him from office, did not follow due process, and made personal issues professional ones in the process.…
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Legislature responds to students, discusses tuition woes
As students across California gather signatures for the student-led ballot initiative Tuition Relief Now, an identical bill is making its way through the Legislature.
On March 25, the Higher Education committee in Sacramento voted to approve Assembly Bill 2372, the College Affordability Act of 2008.…
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Art convention shoots for unity
When it comes to anime, origami, arts, and video-gaming, one convention aims to bring enthusiasts together under those shared interests.
HumCon 2008 is an annual convention sponsored by Humboldt State University's Residence Official Board of Technology. This year's HumCon was a two-day event on March 29th and 30th.…
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Film Fest gets more than they bargained forHumboldt Film Fest's award ceramony is brought life, humor and wine by their celebrity emcee
Saturday, March 29 brought the end of the 41st Annual Humboldt Film Festival. The event is The Best of the Festival where the final awards were to be presented to the festival filmmakers, and celebrity judge/emcee Lori Petty is undeniably drunk. Petty, better known as the star of such films as "A League of their Own" and the cult film classic "Tank Girl," who was the Best of the Fest emcee, would disappear behind the curtain after announcing the winner of each film, and would reappear moments later when it was time to present the next award, clumsily running into either the chairs, the stage, or whatever obstacle was in her way.…
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!Auf Wiedersehen!German program faces elimination
The degree elimination is in its final stages of a long process that includes recommendations from several administrative groups on campus.
The current stage is the recommendation from the Provost Council to discontinue the German major. The announcement was made of said recommendation on March 26.…
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