• Bomb scares plague campus, Long Beach
  The Long Beach Police Department responded to numerous bomb threats Tuesday following terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and the Pentagon in Washington, D.C.
  
  
• Suspicious package leads to evacuation
  A suspicious box in the back of a car parked in Lot 3 next to Brotman Hall prompted University Police to evacuate the building Tuesday and call in the bomb squad of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
  
  
• Dorms stay open
  While the rest of campus was closed, the dorms at Cal State Long Beach remained open to residents and continued to function in as normal a manner possible Tuesday, given the disastrous events of the morning.
  
  
• CSULB evacuates in wake of attacks
  As everyone nationwide collectively watched the television in utter disbelief of the apparent terrorist attacks that ravaged the World Trade Center buildings and the Pentagon, Cal State Long Beach officials simply would not take chances on the safety of students yesterday, according to Toni Beron, CSULB vice president of public affairs.
  
  
• A.S.I. calls town meeting
  Amid a sea of panic and shock over the "Day of Terror," Associated Students Inc. President Wayne Stickney-Smith called an emergency town hall meeting Tuesday at 10 a.m. to talk about what could be done to calm the situation.

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• Scenes from around Long Beach