- Nader
bashes
big
business
Election:
Green
Party
candidate's
Long
Beach
appearance
focuses
on
corporate
control
in
White
House.
-
CSU
investigates
alcohol
abuse
The
Chancellor's
Office
announced
it
has
assigned
a
committee
to
review
and
strengthen
the
alcohol
policy
within
the
Cal
State
University
system
last
week
following
alcohol-related
injuries
on
CSU
campuses.
- Letters:
Open
your
hearts
to
the
planet
Julia
Butterfly
Hill
brought
her
message
of
how
we
too
can
become
leaders
and
not
followers.
Hill
is
a
dynamic
and
makes
her
listeners
search
their
hearts.
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Kosareff/Daily
Forty-Niner
Ralph
Nader
responds
to
criticism
from
a
New
York
Times
ad
in
Long
Beach.
- Getty
Museum
opens
new
Raphael
exhibit
A
dramatic
exhibition
of
Renaissance
drawings
unveiled
at
the
J.
Paul
Getty
Museum
Tuesday
opened
a
window
into
a
defining
period
in
the
history
of
Western
art.
- Pepperdine
dominates
Beach
in
finale
The
Long
Beach
State
women's
soccer
team
fell
to
Pepperdine,
7-1,
Thursday
afternoon
in
the
final
game
of
the
season,
proving
that
not
everyone
finds
Malibu
a
pleasant
place
to
visit.
- Road
trip
yields
conference
wins
for
49ers
The
road
treated
the
No.
18-ranked
Long
Beach
State
women's
volleyball
team
kindly
this
weekend,
as
the
49ers
picked
up
two
conference
victories
with
wins
against
No.
19-ranked
Utah
State
and
Boise
State.
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