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Vol 57 No. 13 : June 30, 2005

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Vol 57 No. 13 | June 30, 2005

Chiappe Discusses the Working Memory

By Richard Manly

Working memory, the system for conscious information processing, is divided into storage and executive functions, explains the Huntington Beach resident and native of Peru who joined the university in 2001.

CSULB Alumni Association Presents Its 29th season of Concerts in the Grove

Entering its 29th season of providing entertainment under the stars, the Saturday evening Concerts in the Grove series at CSULB will run from July 16 through Aug. 20

Marianne Venieris Honored
With Stanley T. Olafson Award

By Shayne Schroeder

Marianne Venieris, Executive Director for the Center for International Trade and Transportation (CITT) at CSULB, received the 2005 Stanley T. Olafson Award at the recent Foreign Trade Association annual World Trade Week luncheon and trade fair held in Los Angeles.

Faculty Members Recognized as Recipients of Distinguished Faculty Scholarly, Creative Achievement Award

Five professors at CSULB -- Connie Evashwick, Kristine K. Forney, Kevin M. Kelley, C. Kevin Malotte and Andrew (Zed) Mason -- have been honored as recipients of the campus' 2004-05 Distinguished Faculty Scholarly and Creative Achievement Award.

Enough is Enough Telethon Focuses on Youth Violence

By Richard Manly

Strategies and pathways for peace were presented in May when the Enough is Enough telethon opposing youth violence was broadcast in May on at least seven Long Beach cable channels. Among them was Beach TV, CSULB’s own fulltime cable service, supported by Advanced Media Production.