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Cultures United
Brian
Brannon/On-line Forty-Niner
Ahmad Al-Mutawa, a junior
in computer engineering
major, wears Kuwaiti
garments in his tent
at Friendship Walk as
part of the Muslim Student
Association.
100 and counting
Miguel
Lopez/On-line Forty-Niner
Major Mary Ann Grossnick
celebrates her 100th
birthday and the naming
of the Learning Center
in the nursing department
after her. Nursing student,
Laukisha Roberts, was
one of the students
who received one of
many scholarships donated
by Grossnick.
Breathe
for clean air
Tom
Carey/On-line Forty-Niner
Heather Burke-Bettencourt
(left), a senior in
psychology, and Shannon
Maddox, a freshman in
biology, compete for
prizes at the C.O.U.G.H.
table. Representatives
from the club are trying
to make CSULB a smoke-free
campus.
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News
Opinion
- Prop.
51 improves roads
Yet
another measure on this year’s
ballot involves the redistribution
of existing revenues from General
Fund to Trust Fund for highway and
school bus safety, transportation
and environmental programs.
- Controversial
nature of war
Humans, since the beginning of history,
have been in constant battle with
one another.
- Letter
to the editor
This
letter is in response to “Student
supports Bush,” by Cdt. Zach
Yarmolovich, printed on Oct. 22.
While reading Yarmolovich’s
assessment of President Bush’s
competence and his reasons behind
future plans with Iraq, I couldn’t
help but wonder if we were thinking
of the same person.
Diversions
- Drum
circle pounds beat of traditional
music
The
scent of a burning rope permeated
the atmosphere of the Southwest
Terrace as drummers prepared for
an American Indian drum circle,
an afternoon event that was held
Wednesday, as part of this weeks
multicultural festival at Cal State
Long Beach.
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