Cops and donuts Michael Watanabe/On-line Forty-Niner Students in the Criminal Justice Student Association pack up to 4,000 Winchell’s donut holes Sunday to launch into the crowd at the Doo Dah Parade in Old Town Pasadena. The association has marched in the parade for the past three years at the bequest of adviser Harvey Morley. Karate chop Brian Brannon/On-line Forty-Niner Shotokan Karate Club members bring form and feeling together at practice Friday at the P.E. Building.

News

• Progressives push for rights
  Organization: The club has taken many stands on various issues, causing change to happen on campus.
  

• Students learn through voices
  Diversity: Campus class exposes the differences in student’s backgrounds.
  
  
• NCAA recommends academic integrity
  Athletics: Administrators hope to improve athletes’ graduation rates.
  
  
• Seminar introduces Asian culture
  International: Asian cultures explored to give students a better feel for the country before actually visiting as an international student.
  
  
• Professor has fun at Beach
  Profession: One of the youngest professors on campus receives raves from students.
  
  

Opinion

• Ourview
  The Cal State Long Beach campus on a Friday is normally quiet, empty and uneventful.
  
  
• Letters to the editor
  Student criticizes CSULB journalists
  
  

Diversions

• Faculty display artwork
  Using bright colors, different dimensions, and 3-D techniques the Faculty Biennial 2002 exhibit presents a display that hits with an unexpected twist.
  
  
• Dance show brings fluid movement to stage
  The Cal State Long Beach dance department was “Celebrating Dance” by bringing some of its best performances back to the stage on Friday and Saturday night.
  
  

Sports

• 49ers dominate, sweeping Idaho, Utah St.
  The Long Beach State women’s volleyball team closed out conference play with a pair of sweeps over the Utah State Aggies and the Idaho Vandals at The Pyramid to improve 26-3 over all, 15-3 in the Big West Conference.