Rasta style Brian Brannon/On-line Forty-Niner Local Rastafarian band Detour Posse spreads the message of Jah Monday on the Southwest Terrace of the University Student Union as part of the noontime concert series.

News

• Former justice files against Vivian
  Complaint: A.S.I. Judiciary deliberates hearing on petitions concerning president’s motives.
  

• Black studies theater course resurfaces after three years
  Theater: Department planning proposal to make class requirement for theater arts majors.
  
  
• Students succeed with migrant program
  Labor: Help comes in form of money, training, tutoring and support.
  
  
• New scholarship center offers aid
  Service: Found in the Beach Pride Center, this new service will keep all scholarship opportunities in central location.
  
  
• Resume workshops help with job search
  The Career Development Center gave Cal State Long Beach alumni the opportunity Monday to update their resumes and cover letters in preparation to obtain jobs.
  
  
  

Opinion

• Death penalty in need of reform
  The Supreme Court agreed to consider whether death row inmates with unequal representation deserve a second chance when they broadened their review of the death penalty Monday.
  
  
• Letters to the editor
  
  

Diversions

• Audience delighted with comedic play
  Theatre: A play adaptation of “The Emperor’s New Clothes” entertained people with flamboyant costumes and constant comedy.
  
  
• Comfortable winter coats vary in fit, texture
  For the months to come the best accessory to have is a coat — the look and feel of the texture is what it’s all about. I’m not talking about a simple run-of-the-mill, fuzzy, feel-good coat either.
  
  

Sports

• Wilson scores 19 in 49ers’ victory
  Sunday’s exhibition game at The Pyramid deserved a larger crowd.
  
  
• LBSU closes out season strong with big road win
  The Long Beach State men’s water polo team defeated Pepperdine, 8-6, as 49ers sophomore Erik Geoffroy dismantled the Waves defense with five goals on Saturday.