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VOL. VIII, NO. 35

CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACH

OCTOBER 26, 2000

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Cameras monitor red lights
An astounding rate in stop light violations in Long Beach has caused the city to implement the Automated Red Light Enforcement System, which will record red light offenders.

District candidates to speak on campus
Students have a chance to hear what candidates running for the 38th Congressional District and the 54th Assembly District have to say at a free forum held in the University Telecommunications Center today.

Wishes give chances
Many of the women and children who find refuge in shelters for victims of family violence bring with them little more than the bare essentials.

Proposition 39 aims to end overcrowding
Passage of Proposition 39 would hold California taxpayers and homeowners accountable to help needed schools, while opponents contend the measure will eliminate the 121-year-old two-thirds vote provision for local bonds.

Student government divided along Greek, non-Greek lines
Without a traditional divider like the Democratic and Republican parties, politics on college campuses can often be divided along Greek and non-Greek lines.

New age thought not enough
Julia "Butterfly" Hill visited Cal State Long Beach Tuesday, bringing her message of environmentalism and mysticism to about 250 students.

Bush's stance on abortion wrong
The race for the presidency remains a heated battle between Republican candidate Texas Gov. George W. Bush and Democratic candidate Vice President Al Gore.

Band surrounds USU crowd
Band review: Orange County band, H.B. Surround Sound causes students to do a double take in noontime performance.

Video picks remembers Halloween classics
OK, OK, so the attempt at the old movie and new movie pick on a rotating weekly basis didn't quite work out. So what?

DIVERSIONS WEEKEND CALENDAR

Nylons to rip through Carpenter Center
Band preview: 22-year-old Canadian group to perform two shows on campus Saturday.

Roundup pays tribute to Yokozuna
Fans, when Rikishi dropped names of wrestling's famous Pacific Islanders who never headlined the World Wrestling Federation as a justification for running over "the great white hope," "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, he neglected to mention Rodney Anoai.

Pearl Jam to play San Bernadino
Band preview: Veteran Seattle rock band continues North American tour with four California dates.

Restaurant falls flat despite promising concept
Restaurant review: The 'American Graffiti'-styled Blueberry Hill tries to cash in on recent retro trend.

Pound sound

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Lead guitarist Doug "Roy" Cooper jumps to drummer Jake Bushnell's beat during their band's, HB Surround Sound, performance in the South Plaza of the University Student Union, Wednesday

Big West fortunes ride on weekend games
Two wins on this weekend's road trip will not be enough for the Long Beach State women's soccer team in its drive for a Big West Conference title.

Men's water polo prepares for Berkeley
Water polo: 49ers begin a busy weekend with a match against UC Berkeley before hitting the road.

Clemens' fine not stiff enough
Opinion: Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens should pay a higher price for his conduct in Game 2 of the World Series.

Running busy is Colburn's status quo
Mary Colburn is a busy woman.

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