Volume 12 No. 10
  • By the Way . . . Legislation Proposes to Create Exceptions for the Reorganization of Community College Districts
  • By the Way . . . Los Angeles Community College District Growth Bill Amended
  • Full-Time/Part-Time Faculty Issues
  • Assembly Budget Subcommittee #2 Jumps the Gun on May Revise
  • May Revision – Community Colleges Lose Revenues
  • By the Way . . . Oops, the Majority Vote Bond Election is for November 2000, not November 1999
  • By the Way . . . “Golden Handshake” Clarification
  • Participation In California Public Higher Education
  • PERS Considering Proposals to Boost Retiree Benefits
Volume 12 No. 9
  • By the Way . . . Los Medanos College Develops Innovative Transfer Program
  • By the Way . . . Community College Dean Named To UC Regents
  • Senate Education Committee Approves Community College Bills
  • Assembly Higher Education Committee Approves Community College Legislation
  • Budget Development … Next Steps
  • Assembly Budget Subcommittee #2 Approves Community College 1999-2000 Capital Outlay Budget
  • Senate Approves $76 Billion State Budget
  • Senate Budget Subcommittee #1 Takes More Actions on Community College Budget
  • By the Way . . . Reauthorization of the “Golden Handshake” Proposed
  • By the Way . . . 1999-2000 PERS Employer Contribution Rate Estimated To Be 0.00%
  • Voucher Initiative Submitted to the Secretary of State
  • CTA Proposes Majority Vote Bond Initiative
  • Four Down, Hundreds to Go
Volume 12 No. 8
  • By the Way . . . Legislation Proposes $40 Million Categorical Program to Hire Full-Time Faculty
  • By the Way . . . Community College Student Enrollment Fee Reduced To Zero
  • Community College Capital Outlay Budget - 4-16-09
  • Assembly Reviews Proposed 1999-00 State Budget for Community Colleges
  • SSC Update on May Revision
  • By the Way . . . Legislature is Turning Around Its Image
  • By the Way . . . Governor Davis Proposes Students Perform Community Service as a Condition of Graduation
  • By the Way . . . Anti-Discrimination Bill Passes First Hurdle