News

• A.S.I. appoints two senators
  In the first Associated Students Inc. meeting of the fall semester, senators were appointed to the committee on college councils in an effort to make each college council stronger.
  

• New CSU campus welcomes first class
  Administration: Cal State Channel Islands is no longer a satellite campus.
  
  
• Smorgasbord of sports and games
  Student Union: All night event offered for students with music, food and fun.
  
  
• Scholars program continues to grow
  More than 400 high school seniors from all over California applied to the Cal State Long Beach President’s Scholars Program this semester.
  
  

Opinion

• Anti-drug campaign is dishonest
  “ I helped kill a judge.” “I helped murder a family.”
  
  
• Unsystematic Ideas open minds
  Now that the “distinguished” editorial writers of our dear school newspaper, On-line Forty-Niner, wandered off into the high, blue sky of limitless opportunities, in hopes of further advancing the craft of journalism along with their own skills, I feel indebted to them for challenging my beliefs and dogmas with every new article they wrote.
  
  

Diversions

• Utopia created in Long Beach
  The University Student Union Program Council opened its Noon-time Concert Series Tuesday at Cal State Long Beach’s South Plaza.
  

• Book delves into punk rock history
  On Valentine’s Day, “Rolling Stone” magazine proclaimed 22-year-old Norah Jones to be one of “10 Artists to Watch” in 2002.
  

Sports

• Dvornikova sisters leave LBSU to pursue life-long goal in professional tennis
  At a passing glance the Utopia may appear to be just another street-side café.
  

• 49er sports schedule
  Mainstream music fans think punk rock is Sid Vicious’ heroin overdose and the fact that he may or may not have killed his girlfriend, Nancy Spungen.