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Kaleidoscope Festival & Open House. April 26, 2008

Kaleidoscope 2008

President F. King Alexander announcing the 50 year celebration of the College of Engineering.

Dean Forouzan Golshani cutting the ribbon at the future site of the College of Engineering Monument.

Kim Truesdelle and Dean Forouzan Golshani serve up some cake at the celebration for the 50th Anniversary of the College of Engineering.

Large crowds enjoy the festivities at Kaleidoscope ’08.

The Kaleidoscope information booth is here to help.

Colorful balloons line Greek Row.

Kaleidoscope always gathers large crowds.

Kaleidoscope-goers enjoy the Rock-n-Roll onstage.

The Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, music fraternity, attracts a crowd.

The Hispanic Students Business Association smile for the camera.

The booths for Associated Student, Inc and the Hispanic Student Business Association.

University Student Union is busy with Kaleido-goers.

Greek Row is overflowing with Kaleido-goers.

The crowds were huge at Kaleidoscope ’08.

Between 30-40,000 people attend Kaleidoscope every year.

Prospector Pete poses with an adoring fan.

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Prospector Pete and ASI Marketing Assistant Ramon A. Castillo pose with a push-cart.

The booths are crowded at Kaleidoscope ’08.

Kaleidoscope is all about the kids.

CSULB Beach Bellies come out to perform at Kaleidoscope’08.

The CSULB Alumni Association comes out for Kaleidoscope’08.

Pirates keep an eye on the American Marketing Association.

A marching band drums their way through Kaleidoscope.

The Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach are on the drums.

Staff from the University Art Museum smile for the camera.

Kaleidoscope and CSULB Alumni Association team up gain.

Jackie Wetteland, Regional Director of Alumni Relations, offers her baby as one of the spin-the-wheel prizes.

Rick Alpert, on the Board of Directors of the Alumni Association, smiles for the camera along with Valerie Bordeaux.

Keira and Quyen Le smile for the camera at Kaleidoscope ’08.

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Dean Forouzan Golshani cutting the ribbon at the future site of the College of Engineering Monument.

Dean Forouzan Golshani cutting the ribbon at the future site of the College of Engineering Monument.