September 26, 2003
At Cal State's Behest, Lawmaker Kills Proposal for Increased Scrutiny of Computer Purchases
Officials at California State University have engineered the demise, for now, of a proposed state law that would have increased scrutiny of the university's information-technology purchases.
At the system's request, the information-technology bill was rewritten this month to tie its fate to that of a separate law on faculty ethics. Then, after the State Senate had approved the information-technology bill, the author of the ethics bill shelved his legislation, again at the university
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