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Environmental Policy
and Democracy,
An Interesting Mix

By Richard Manly

The combination of consumption and democracy can be dangerous for the environment. But the Graduate Center for Public Policy and Administration's Frank Baber is exploring ways to reconcile genuinely effective environmental policy with robust democracy.

Academic Advising 25 Years of Advising

CSULB's Academic Advising Center is celebrating 25 years of changing lives in 2004.

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Koi Auction
Set for Nov. 21

This year's Koi Auction will be held at the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden, on the CSULB campus, Sunday, Nov. 21. Conducted by members of the Zen Nippon Airinkai Koi Club of Southern California and Japanese Garden staff and volunteers, the auction will begin with a preview of the colorful koi fish.

Toy Drive in 7th Year

Now, through Friday, Dec. 17, CSULB will be holding its seventh annual Cherishing Children Toy Drive for needy children. The toy drive is sponsored by staff, students, faculty and alumni.