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There’s a palpable buzz in the Bay Area these days, and much of it has to do with a local economy that is teetering on a slow but earnest economic recovery. This underlying current of optimism is welcome in a city that was bruised and battered following the spectacular dot-com bust in 2000 that saw over-valued tech companies crumble in a matter of months.
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110 YEARS OF EXPANDING POSSIBILITIES IN LEGAL EDUCATION 1849 California, Here We Come San Francisco grows from a small settlement of about 200 non-Indian residents in 1846 to a boomtown of about 36,000 by 1852. In 1849 a state constitution is written and a governor and legislature chosen. California becomes a state as issued under [...]
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Alumni Events – Fall 2010
San Francisco Mixer More than 90 GGU alumni attended a networking mixer at Sens Restaurant in San Francisco on June 15, 2010. 1 – Jim O’Neil (MBA 86), Tugs-Oyun Davaadori (MBA 10), guest 2 – Guest, Lorevic Rivera (MBA 10), Sharon Blanco (MBA 10) 3 – Guest, Carol Kingsley (MBA 81, JD 81), Dewitt Lacey [...]
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ID the Photo – Summer 2011 #2
In each issue of the ggu magazine, we ask readers to identify a historic GGU photo by contacting the Alumni Association at 415-442-7824 or alumni@ggu.edu.
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ID the Photo – Summer 2011 #2
In each issue of the ggu magazine, we ask readers to identify a historic GGU photo by contacting the Alumni Association at 415-442-7824 or alumni@ggu.edu.
ID the Photo – Summer 2011 #1
In each issue of the ggu magazine, we ask readers to identify a historic GGU photo by contacting the Alumni Association at 415-442-7824 or alumni@ggu.edu.
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There’s a palpable buzz in the Bay Area these days, and much of it has to do with a local economy that is teetering on a slow but earnest economic recovery. This underlying current of optimism is welcome in a city that was bruised and battered following the spectacular dot-com bust in 2000 that saw over-valued tech companies crumble in a matter of months.
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110 YEARS OF EXPANDING POSSIBILITIES IN LEGAL EDUCATION 1849 California, Here We Come San Francisco grows from a small settlement of about 200 non-Indian residents in 1846 to a boomtown of about 36,000 by 1852. In 1849 a state constitution is written and a governor and legislature chosen. California becomes a state as issued under [...]
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