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	Vol.7, No 26, October 13, 1999
	6 CSULB students awarded  By Yoko Ito-Peterson  Daily Forty-Niner Six Cal State Long Beach freshmen have been named recipients of the first Next Stage Scholarships.  The Wells Fargo Education Financial Services and the office of University Outreach and School Relations at CSULB awarded $500 to these students toward their university fees for the 1999-2000 academic year.   The program aims to provide educational opportunities for Long Beach Unified School District students who have made CSULB their university of choice, said Valerie Bordeaux, director of the CSULB outreach office.  "The university and Wells Fargo are very happy about helping these students get a good start on this next step in their lives," Bordeaux said.  This program, which is open to Long Beach Unified seniors, requires applicants to demonstrate financial need, said Rick Gloady, director of the media relations office at CSULB.  "[Candidates] should maintain a minimum grade of 3.25," Gloady said. "They should be first-time freshmen for CSULB, intending to be full-time students." Those awarded the scholarships include  Rosalin Siv, a business administration major;    LaResha Richardson, a psychology major;   Elizabeth Diaz, undecided major;   Hue (Cindy) Tran, undecided major;   Johanna Hernandez, a psychology major;   Sunny Im, a liberal studies major.  Bordeaux strongly hopes that Wells Fargo will provide this scholarship program annually.		Adams provides patches for life's tough problems   6 CSULB students awarded   Anger helps fight abuse, analyst says   Driving class teaches students rules of road States need help   Atheism not new   Rules for vendors Adams provides patches for life's tough problems   49ers fifth at tourney Fall 99 ISSUES DAILY 49ER HOMEPAGE
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