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30-year Santa Clara professor dies at age 62
Tyzoon Tyebjee's passion for teaching evident through his final class this year
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Marketing professor Tyzoon Tyebjee, who loved the outdoors and taught at Santa Clara for more than 30 years, died Wednesday, April 9, from pulmonary cystic fibrosis. He was 62.
Locatelli says he will be grad speaker during chat with TSC
President discusses campus issues, his legacy in interview
University President Paul Locatelli, S.J., will be the Class of 2008 commencement speaker, he revealed to The Santa Clara editors during a roundtable discussion on Monday, April 7. The Board of Trustees unanimously chose Locatelli as the graduation speaker as a way to honor him for his 20 years as president, but this news was only one piece of information Santa Clara's longest-serving president shared with The Santa Clara last week.
Campus briefs
Preliminary setting trial continued for water polo players charged with burglary
Renting textbooks used a growing trend
Students avoid rising textbook prices by renting books online
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With college textbook prices rising at twice the rate of inflation, students have sought alternatives to keep textbook costs from emptying their pockets. Textbook prices in university bookstores increase annually by about 6 percent per year, according to a study by the U.S. Government Accountability Office.
Heafey open for the summer
Heafey remains open after change in air conditioning
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A change in plans for the renovation of the air conditioning system in the Heafey Law Library this summer will allow law students in summer classes or studying for the bar examination to continue to use the building.
Three campaigning for AS presidency
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Elections for next year's student body president are approaching, and three tickets will be on next Tuesday's ballot.
