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The Munro Review includes coverage of arts endeavors that make the greater Fresno area (and occasionally beyond!) a greater place to live. Donald Munro has had a career in journalism for the past three decades, over half of which he has spent covering the central San Joaquin Valley's arts scene. A California native, he went from being the student editor of Cal Poly's Mustang Daily to an arts journalism grad student at Columbia University to a local arts critic in Fresno. Formerly at the Anchorage Times, then the Fresno Bee -- he's now bringing his passion for the arts directly to your digital timeline.

Official site for California State University, Fresno. Home of the Fresno State Bulldogs.

The SHLB Coalition's mission is to promote open, affordable, high-capacity broadband Internet connections to anchor institutions and their communities throughout the U.S. The Coalition is founded on the belief that low-cost, high-speed connections to the Internet enable schools, libraries, health providers and other anchor institutions to accomplish their missions and serve their communities.

Easy-to-read summary of all types of public health degrees. Search the most comprehensive directory of 2,000+ public health degree programs on the web.

Thoughts from an existential type.

Hello! And welcome to the first of six posts for learning how to incorporate research into your writing. My name is Ray Pun and I am Fresno State's First Year Student Success Librarian. Here's a video telling you a little more about me and what we'll be learning in these blog posts: https://youtu.be/QsUqgnpHvwc One of your first writing…

Official site for California State University, Fresno. Home of the Fresno State Bulldogs.

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...'Just The Way I See It --- With No Apologies!

A bi-annual and online publication for ladies and gentlemen fond of reading.

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The California Central Valley Chapter was chartered in December 2010 and is part of PMI Region 7, an area that covers Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, and New Mexico. We are the 18th PMI Chapter charted in Region 7. We cover the geographic area denoted by the following zip code prefixes: 936, 937, 938, and 961. The primary focus of the California Central Valley Chapter is to advance the capability of its members to practice their profession of project management for the benefit of other project managers, themselves, and for whom they do project management work while building professional relationships in a fun and learning environment. Our vision embraces, values, applies, and attributes its success to professional project management leadership and practices.

The CSU is a leader in high-quality, accessible, student-focused higher education. We are the largest, most diverse and one of the most affordable university systems in the nation.

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