STATE - A Magazine for SDSU Alumni and Friends

2 copies each issue

• Volume 95, Number 1, 2006 Winter - commemorative issue [2 copies]
  • Born in politics - John Scobey
  • Great legacies - faculty
  • Hobo Day
  • Cowbells
  • School songs
  • How we became Jackrabbits
  • Tossing critters
  • A great road trip - 1926 football team in Hawaii
  • A run for glory - women's basketball
  • Tragedy & Triumph
  • The Price
  • '44 Kings - World War II
  • Heartache of Vietnam
  • Omar Bradley
  • Engineering crisis [controversy]
  • Food service protest
  • In quest of lingerie
  • The rules have changed
  • Famous visitors
  • Photo section
• Volume 96, No. 1, 2006 Fall [ 2 copies]
  • Why did you decide to come to SDSU? - David Aaberg and others
  • Who was your favorite teacher and why? - Marilyn Halvorson Blaess
  • What was the most memorable event you attended? Paul Marso
  • What did you do for fun as a college student?
  • How did SDSU change your life? - Deb McDermott

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