News

• University investigates survey manipulation in rec. center survey
  University officials recently discovered Cal State Long Beach students allegedly hacked into the university computer system and manipulated up to 1,000 of last fall’s Recreation Assessment for Associated Students surveys to read negative votes against the implementation of building a recreation center on campus.
  
  
  
• Fashion students focus on leadership, success, design
  As fashion industry professionals watched for new talent to hire, students showcased various coats, skirts, blouses, dresses and more at the 18th annual “Campus Couture 2006” in the Carpenter Performing Arts Center Friday night.
  
  
  
  
• Local restaurants caught with health violations
  Many college students develop the habit of grabbing a quick bite while they go about their busy lives. Recently, the City of Long Beach Bureau of Environmental Health reviewed five restaurants surrounding Cal State Long Beach. Health inspection reports for the last year were examined to find the cleanest and dirtiest local eateries.
  
  
• Union Weekly dominates student media budget
  According to The Union Weekly’s Web site, the Union’s creation in 1977 was inspired by a growing contempt by some students for Cal State Long Beach’s first student newspaper, the Daily Forty-Niner.  The Union’s mission was to be the newspaper created by the students, for the students.