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Vol 57 No. 8 \| Apr. 2005
	800 Wins and Counting For Softball's Manarino By Shayne Schroeder When Pete Manarino took over the CSULB softball team in 1984, he was inheriting a squad that had gone 8-35 the previous season. He promised to turn the program around, despite having only two scholarships...

Many Keys to Outstanding
Staff Member's Success

By Richard Manly

Charleen Rice, who became the first female locksmith in the CSU system when she joined Facilities Management in 1984, is in charge of rekeying and installing locks all over campus...

Maxson Honored on Floor
of California State Senate

By Rick Gloady

CSULB President Robert C. Maxson was presented with a resolution last Monday on the floor of the California State Senate is Sacramento in recognition of his many achievements...

Kaleidoscope Set for April 23; Celebrates Its 20th Anniversary

Kaleidoscope, one of Southern California's most popular family-oriented festivals...

Employee Self Service
Now Available Online

As of April 1, Employee Self Service has been available to allow you access to online information about your health benefits, leave balances, paycheck history, and other employee information via the secured "myCSULB" portal.

Professor Gets Students
Involved in Medicare Issues

By Shayne Schroeder

Sixteen. That's how many CSULB students attended the recent American Therapeutic Recreation Association (ATRA) mid-year conference in Washington, D.C.

CSULB Administrator Appointed to Newly Established Council

By Rick Gloady

Kim Oanh Nguyen-Lam, interim executive director of the Center for Language Minority Education and Research (CLMER) at CSULB, has been appointed to the newly established California P-16 Council...

Spring Festival Event Set for Japanese Garden

Adults and children will have the opportunity to learn different ways to decorate shikishi, Japanese art boards, using calligraphy and other Japanese art forms...