Inside CSULB

Vol 57 No. 6 \| Mar. 2005 Raby Says Despite Heavy Rains, Drought Conditions Still In Place By Shayne Schroeder Namika Raby knows about water. Researching it abroad since 1986 – and in California since the mid-1990s – she has developed a much greater appreciation for just how precious a commodity water really is.
Berdan Does His Part for Literacy Festival By Richard Manly CSULB's Center for Educational Technology and Learning and its director Robert Berdan used a combination of literacy and high-tech savvy recently to kindle interest in Ray Bradbury's classic science-fiction novel Fahrenheit 451 as part of the weeklong literacy festival Long Beach Reads One Book.	Reports Shows CSULB Generated Over $1 Billion in Annual Economic Impact in Southern California Region By Rick Gloady A report released by the Office of Economic Research (OER) at CSULB shows the significant impact the university has on the Southern California region's economy as well as the important role it plays as an employer in the City of Long Beach.
Aaron Elkins to Speak on Campus April 13 Mystery/thriller author Aaron Elkins will give a presentation on campus on Wednesday, April 13, at 6 p.m. in the University Library, Fifth Floor. The popular author from the Pacific Northwest has a book titled Where There's a Will coming out in April.	Spring Forward Just a reminder that this year daylight saving time begins on Sunday, April 3, so at 2 a.m. set your clocks ahead one hour.