CLU in the News Archive
July 2010
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Friday July 30, 2010 |
California provides economic curse, blessing to Oregon Oregon is in for at least a couple of more years of economic challenge, and there is little that can be done in the short run, writes CLU economist Bill Watkins. Published in: Oregon Business Report ( view article ) |
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Friday July 30, 2010 |
Under a Shakespeare moon Strange things happen in the Kingsmen Shakespeare Company's first 'Winter's Tale' production. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Thursday July 29, 2010 |
CLU grad receives Fulbright teaching post Ali Sheets, who will visit three continents over the next few months, is the first student at California Lutheran University to win a Fulbright teaching assistantship. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Wednesday July 28, 2010 |
California Lutheran increases commitment to study abroad The alumni board at California Lutheran University, an ELCA college in Thousand Oaks, California, has established an endowment fund to raise one million dollars for its study abroad program. In short order the board found itself significantly closer to the goal. Published in: Metro Lutheran ( view article ) |
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Monday July 26, 2010 |
CLU international studies students to be encouraged to do field research California Lutheran University has revamped its international studies program, giving it a new name, focusing classes around three central themes, and taking advantage of nearby Los Angeles as a place where students can learn about other communities and their cultures. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Saturday July 24, 2010 |
The case for racial profiling Profiling by race or other criteria can be misapplied and unjustified, but in many instances profiling is used to achieve a number of legitimate and utilitarian purposes, writes criminal justice professor Robert J. Meadows. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Friday July 23, 2010 |
It's all the buzz: The bees are dying Our humble honeybees are sicker than ever, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: San Diego Union-Tribune ( view article ) |
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Wednesday July 21, 2010 |
EPA fellowship funding CLU senior's pollution research Jennifer Arceo, a senior at California Lutheran University, started studying water quality because of where she grew up — near two highly polluted sites in Los Angeles. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Wednesday July 21, 2010 |
Harvey Girls help feed and tame the wild West Who took the wild out of the wild, wild West? Would you believe 100,000 waitresses, asks CLU communication professor Beverly Kelley. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Wednesday July 21, 2010 |
Workshops will train teachers on Shakespeare Based on the belief that the best way to learn Shakespeare is by doing Shakespeare, master teachers from a world-renowned research center on the Bard will lead workshops for third- through 12th-grade teachers at California Lutheran University this summer. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Tuesday July 20, 2010 |
CLU global studies focus on L.A. immigrant groups Four students at California Lutheran University are studying global issues this summer without ever leaving Southern California. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Tuesday July 20, 2010 |
Time for a timeless tale The Kingsmen Shakespeare Company opens Shakespeare’s "The Winter’s Tale" on July 23. Published in: Encore ( view article ) |
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Monday July 19, 2010 |
CLU program to counsel domestic abuse survivors California Lutheran University is starting a counseling program for domestic violence survivors. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Saturday July 17, 2010 |
Former Giants linebacker Brian Kelley heading into College Football Hall of Fame Brian Kelley, 58, will have his moment today when he enters the College Football Hall of Fame in South Bend, Ind. Published in: The Star-Ledger ( view article ) |
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Friday July 16, 2010 |
Students sing out The CLU Summer Vocal Institute teaches technique and more. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Thursday July 15, 2010 |
Every problem has a solution There is every reason to believe that within the coming decade we will make a remarkable transition away from being totally dependant upon fossil fuels, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: Austin Statesman ( view article ) |
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Thursday July 15, 2010 |
Violins: The kings of musical instruments Unique wood properties have significantly enhanced the harmonics of Antonio Stradivari’s instruments, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: Mother Nature Network ( view article ) |
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Tuesday July 13, 2010 |
A romp in the park This season Kingsmen Shakespeare Company has taken on "The Comedy of Errors," the fun and rompish comedy by the Bard. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Tuesday July 13, 2010 |
Petersen takes helm at CLU's School of Education George J. Petersen has returned home for his new job as dean of the School of Education at California Lutheran University. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Tuesday July 13, 2010 |
Plight of dwindling honeybees Our humble honeybees are sicker than ever, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: Santa Monica Daily Press ( view article ) |
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Sunday July 11, 2010 |
Economics: Green shoots and immigration We do have one option that would provide immediate and sustained economic growth without increasing leverage. That option would be a massive increase in immigration, writes CLU economist Bill Watkins. Published in: New Geography ( view article ) |
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Sunday July 11, 2010 |
Gauging value of what the nation produces As the world became more internationalized, and as increasing numbers of companies became more globalized, the measurement of GNP became ever more difficult, writes CLU business professor Sheila J. Moore. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Sunday July 11, 2010 |
Shifting away from fossil fuels CLU conservation biologist Reese Halter writes about what can be done to address an antiquated and toxic energy source. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Sunday July 11, 2010 |
Upward Bound beneficiary is giving back When he was in high school, Sergio Galvez was recruited for Upward Bound, a program aimed at preparing bright, low-income students for college. Now 29, he is running the program he once attended at California Lutheran University. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Saturday July 10, 2010 |
This could be the dawn of the Age of Energy Transformation Children and adults across our nation and the Western Hemisphere want to know what can be done to address an antiquated and toxic energy source, writes CLU conservation biologist Reese Halter. Published in: San Jose Mercury News ( view article ) |
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Thursday July 8, 2010 |
Festival at CLU begins with laughter The Kingsmen Shakespeare Company kicks off its 2010 summer season with a presentation of “The Comedy of Errors,” one of William Shakespeare’s earliest works. Published in: Thousand Oaks Acorn ( view article ) |
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Wednesday July 7, 2010 |
Entrepreneurial spirit thrives in tough times Entrepreneurs emerge from hard times — at least they did during 2009, according to the Kauffman Index of Entrepreneurial Activity, released in May, writes communication professor Beverly Kelley. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Tuesday July 6, 2010 |
Efficiency, innovation in the age of energy transformation I’ve spent the past two harrowing months covering America’s worst ecological disaster, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: Atlanta Journal Constitution ( view article ) |
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Friday July 2, 2010 |
Apprentices learn Shakespeare's craft at CLU Eleven advanced acting students are spending their summer learning stagecraft, performance and technical skills as apprentices with the Kingsmen Shakespeare Company, a professional theater group based at California Lutheran University. Published in: Ventura County Star ( view article ) |
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Thursday July 1, 2010 |
It may be a ‘double dip’ recession, experts say Despite hopes for a turnaround this year, California’s economy will continue to sputter until the business climate improves and unemployment drops, experts said Tuesday during a state and federal economic forecast at the Lundring Events Center on the campus of CLU in Thousand Oaks. Published in: Thousand Oaks Acorn ( view article ) |
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Thursday July 1, 2010 |
New economic forecast from Ventura County university for state, nation is grim KCLU's Lance Orozco talks with Dr. Bill Watkins with the California Lutheran University Center for Economic Research and Forecasting. Published in: KCLU ( view article ) |
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Thursday July 1, 2010 |
Spiders: Amazing webmasters can live just about anywhere Love them or loathe them, you have to admire spiders for their range and ingenuity, writes CLU biologist Reese Halter. Published in: Mother Nature Network ( view article ) |
