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Editorial Staff
Jamie
Rowe
Editor in Chief
Katie Plourd
Managing Editor
Sean
Cocca
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Joe Serna
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Muranaka
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City Editors
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McGuire
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Howell
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Bradley
Zint
Opinion Editor
Lauren
Williams
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Kim
Oswell
Sports Editor
Kyle
Cavaness
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Krystle
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Roman
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Itsy
Bitsy
Rally • The
Slippery When Wet team carried
its giant bikini aircraft through
Cal State Long Beach campus
to the Red Bull Flaugtag launch
party at the Southwest Terrace
Wednesday. The team will launch
the craft this weekend at the
Flugtag competition in Tempe,
Ariz. Katie Plourd / Online
Forty-Niner
JAMMIN’
Technology • Anisn
Singh, a business marketing
major, is playing the game
Guitar Hero at the Gibson Guitar
booth for the TechKnow Overload
Tour. Stacy Schwed / Online
Forty-Niner
News
- Error
found in referendum budget
Due
to an error in the budget for
the 49er and Dig Referendum,
the projected annual budget
the referendum requested was
approximately $17,550 over
the actual required budget,
coming out to approximately
25 cents per student per semester
more than actually needed.
- Book
lists CSULB professor as ‘dangerous’
According
to best-selling author David
Horowitz, one of the 100 most
dangerous professors in America
teaches at Cal State Long Beach.
- Senate
tries to close USU, cut Union
funding
The
Associated Students Inc. Senate
picked and chose which student
organizations to adversely
affect at Wednesday’s
meeting, retreating from closing
the University Student Union
Monday for a boycott and disturbing
scheduled meetings, then subsequently
trying to reallocate $3,000
from the Union Weekly’s
budget
when the paper’s staff was not there to object.
- Silent
event sheds light on LGBT issues
In
an effort to end the silence lesbian,
gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT)
students experience and end bullying,
discrimination and harassment in
the school environment, the LGBT
Resource Center (LGBTRC) and its
allies hosted the Day of Silence
Wednesday.
- Domestic
violence a learned behavior,
speaker says
What started as a classroom
project turned into a week
about awareness of intimate
partner violence.
- Aiden
performed to soldout show at
Chain Reaction
The kids in the
Seattle, based quintet Aiden
have worked hard to give goth
punk rock fans an alternative to MTV favorites My Chemical Romance. Just coming
off
an opening slot on the 30 Seconds To Mars tour, the band stopped by Anaheim’s
Chain Reaction to headline a show, before heading off to the UK.
- Prepare
for Coachella Music Festival
this weekend
The
Coachella Music and Arts Festival
is only two days away and it’s
crunch
time.
- Living
Things rocks Hollywood
There
is something special about the energy
and angst Living Things brought to
the Galaxy Theater stage Sunday,
April 24. It could be that Berlin
brothers Lillian, Eve, Bosh and guitarist
Corey Becker (their best friend)
are brothers but the magic the group
created together was unmistakable.
Sports
- Dirtbags
win 16-4 against Aztecs
The
Dirtbags haven’t scored
10 runs in an inning since 2003.
That
all changed Tuesday night against
San Diego State when Long Beach
State defeated the Aztecs 16-4,
thanks to a 10-run offensive
rally in the bottom of the third.
The
win increased the Dirtbag record
to 20-18-1 and dropped SDSU to
15-29 overall. After 15 hits
and nine innings, the 49ers laid
the
Aztecs to rest.
- LBSU
golf teams tee up in Big West
Long Beach State’s
women’s and men’s golf
teams placed second and third,
respectively, at the Big West Conference
Championships this week, as well
as having seven players named to
the All-Conference team.
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