• CSULB alumna among victims
  Tragedy: Former student and faculty member, who lived through her art, falls victim to terrorist attacks.
  
  
• Town Hall Meeting urges campus unity
  Students, professors and counselors united at the Town Hall Meeting of Solidarity Wednesday, filling the University Student Union small auditorium to capacity.
  
  
• U.S. economy crashes along with planes
  Downfall: The economy will suffer thanks to the terrorist attacks in New York, including loss of property, and less investment by businesses.
  
  
• What can I do to help?
  Students and faculty who wish to help the victims of the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, D.C. may contact numerous groups organized to deal with large-scale disasters of this kind.
  
  
• VA Hospital taking safety precautions
  The Veteran's Affair Hospital on 7th Street remained on alert Wednesday, after two hijacked airplanes crashed into both buildings of the World Trade Center, and one plane crashed into the Pentagon on Tuesday.
  

diversions

• International Film Festival kicks off
  Film Foundation celebrates past and future.
  
  
• Cambodian spirit opens Carpenter Center season
  The Carpenter Performing Arts Center will host "Dance, the Spirit of Cambodia," this Wednesday and Thursday at 7 p.m.
  
  
• Exposing artsy seduction
  Down in the Design Department Gallery, a seduction is taking place.
  
  

sports

• 49er events postponed
  In light of the terrorist attacks on the United States Tuesday, Long Beach State announced the postponements of several athletic events stretching into this weekend.
  
  
• Hoops meeting
  A mandatory meeting regarding Long Beach State intramural basketball leagues will be held Monday at 6 p.m. in The Gold Mine.