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VOL. VIII, NO. 34

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACH

OCTOBER 25, 2000

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'Butterfly' reveals motives, beliefs
Odyssey: Tree dweller discusses past, tragedy, enlightment.
U.S., India relations discussed
Information technology and education will continue to be major factors in the relationship between the United States and India, Indian Minister of Economics Sudhakar Rao said Monday.
A.S.I. seats unfilled
The end of October is near and the seats for the Associated Students Inc judiciary have not been appointed.
Survivor advises about disease
The importance of performing regular breast self-examinations was stressed Tuesday by Dr. Brownsyn Braud at a Pink October Workshop.
Puma president discusses past, present, future
Puma President Alden Sheets had a message for Cal State Long Beach students at the American Marketing Association Monday night: we want to be different.
Support split on vouchers
The status of Proposition 38 is at this point too close to call.

HIV vaccine gives hope
Last week researchers announced that they have found a preventative HIV vaccine. The wonders of modern science, huh?
Vouchers are bright idea, but grim reality
I am one of many Californians who believe the state's schools are in trouble and see school choice as a way to improve education.
Water taste test shows bottles to be the same
A spandex-clad wo-man runs up a hill as a high-energy soundtrack plays to her every move. Sweat glistens on her face as she pants from exhaustion.

Mourning the close of a Raging era
Band: A fan reminisces as a cultural icon loses a member and changes its tune.
The Wallflowers folk up music
CD Review: Band blends new and old styles with subtle flair on highly anticipated second album 'Breach.'
O.C. band looks forward to CSULB performance
Band preview: Huntington Beach's Surround Sound calls on diverse influences in their anti-violence message.

Julia Butterfly

Ralph in the water
Caroline Limuti/Daily Forty-Niner

Julia "Butterfly" Hill speaks about her tree sitting experiences. She spoke in University Student Union's small auditorium Tuesday.

Hochevar sets with winning in mind
Her mom had her holding a volleyball at the tender age of two, and now that Brittany Hochevar's all grown up, she is a force to be reckoned with.
49ers finish 7th at Stockton tournament
The Long Beach State men's water polo team finished 7th with a four-game split at the Northern California Water Polo Tournament in Stockton, Calif., last weekend.
Versatility key to Glende's role
By her own admission, Amber Glende is not a flashy player and she prefers to stay out of the spotlight, but her team would not be where it is this year without her.

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