News

• Alexander confronts concerns
  While a move from a small town Kentucky university with just over 10,000 students to a Southern California campus with more than 35,000 students could pose a rough transition, F. King Alexander has taken it in stride.
  
  
• Recycling on the rise at CSULB
  The campus recycling program has seen a monumental increase in recycling rates for materials of all kinds.
  
  
• Student services solves transfer troubles
  Each spring semester, 600 transfer students are admitted to Cal State Long Beach. When new CSULB students arrive on campus, there is an area of confusion.
  
  
  

Opinion

• Our View: Students can embrace art, culture of L.A.
  While pondering about events for the upcoming weekend, most college students consider going to a party, concert or movie. Attending a museum, most often, does not make the list.
  
  
• “Boob tube” actually an advantageous tool
  For the past few months several editorials have been written urging the American public to turn off their TV sets and seek other forms of entertainment.
  
  
• Fair dialogue crucial for race-related talks
  I would like to propose a totally radical notion to all of you. Mind you, I came to this conclusion based solely on empirical evidence from my own experience, but I believe it still holds true in most, if not all, aspects of everyday life.

Diversions

• Budget proposal may halt future fee hikes
  With the California State University system at the cradle of a statewide budget crisis, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger honored the Higher Education Compact by submitting a $215 million budget proposal for all CSUs.
  
  

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