(02.15.07)

Whelp, it's spring semester. Last night was a beautiful night, Seeing the Pleadies and both Venus and Saturn *pictures comming soon* in detail was spectacular, even though it was only the 8". I hope to see y'all on the 28th. - Andrew
(08.17.06)

Well the new school year begins in a week and a few days, We hope to see all of you this coming semester, and will have signups soon for rejoining the club. - Andrew Farrow

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(04.03.06)

Nominations for next year's officers have begun! You can either nominate yourself or someone you think would do a great job. Drop us an email or talk to one of the current officers.

Current nominations include:

• President: Lauren Havelka
• Vice-President: David Garcia
• Treasurer: Still open!
• Secretary: Andrew Farrow

If you're wondering what the obligations are...

President: keeps up morale, manages projects, delegates duties
Vice President: assists president, manages projects
Treasurer: manages finances, other projects
Secretary: sends out e-mails, takes meeting minutes

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(01.31.06)

We're back from break! Mars and Saturn are up and we plan to look! Open Nights on the roof of the PA building will start again Wed. Feb 1st 6:00pm. The will continue every other Wed. but starting times will get increasingly later.

Other plans for the semester:

• Monthly trips to dark sky locations, spread out blankets and gaze at stars, planets, galaxies...take some pictures too!
  
• Tour of JPL March 31st

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(11.17.05)

Well gang, we have finished all the major events of the semester with great success. But dont worry! We will be continuing our open nights on the roof until the december break. All the officers are in the process of planning more events for next semester, so stay tuned!

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(10.15.05)

Camping Trip!!!! October 21st!!!! Anza Borrego!!!! IMSOEXCITED!!!11

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(09.24.05)

Our second meeting of the year is Wednesday, September 28th at 8:30 pm on the roof of the Physics Astronomy Building.

We will be checking out some cool objects in the 8 inch scopes and in the West Dome.

We will be teaching YOU how to use the telescopes!

* If it is cloudy out, we will be showing a movie and a quick planetarium show *

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Welcome to our newly designed website! We are thrilled by how it turned (and is turning) out! Thanks to David Garcia who volunteered to do this for us!

Our first meeting is Wednesday September 14th at 9:00 pm on the roof of the Physics Astronomy Building.

If it's clear, we will look at some Messier Objects and the Moon. Free pizza and sodas while we go over the events we are planning this semester.

In the meantime... SDSU from space! ( high | low )