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news
- No
textbook relief in sight
As
textbook prices continue to rise, it is unlikely that
students will be able to save any money when buying books
this semester or in the future.
- Center
launches careers
Many
Cal State Long Beach students don't know what they want
to do after graduation.
- Center
offers gateway to the rest of the world
Cal
State Long Beach's study abroad program will send more
than 75 students to 13 different countries this academic
year.
- Money
given for laser microscope research
Cal State Long Beach physics professor Chuhee Kwon received
a three-year grant for $568,474 from the U.S. Air Force
to fund research to develop a variable temperature scanning
laser microscope.
sports
diversions
- Dance
of Cambodia uplifts spirits
In a time of tragedy, "Dance, The Spirit of Cambodia"
opened the hearts and souls of a mourning American and
Cambodian audience Wednesday at the Richard and Karen
Carpenter Performing Arts Center at CSULB.
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Sign of emergency
Jeanne
Hoffa/On-line Forty-Niner
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opinion
- Our view: Unsure
who to blame
The
world has increasingly become more and more polarized
by pointing out each others differences instead
of concentrating what makes us the same.
- G.E.
a waste of time
College
and university students all over America are forced
to take general education courses for at least the
first two years of their college careers.
- CFA
responds to attempt to suppress Teach-In
I
want to call the attention of the campus community
to an exchange of letters between the CSU Administration
represented by the Assistant Vice Chancellor Samuel
Strafaci and the CFA, represented by Statewide President
Susan Meisenhelder and professor of English at Cal
State San Bernardino.
- Calm
down, things aren't that bad
I
am a fellow third year student at Cal State Long
Beach and I'm writing in response to your exaggerated
and conservative biased article "Opinion: Our
View, some tips for students" (Sept. 10).
- Turkish
students regret terrorist attack
We
join with all Americans in calling for the swift
apprehension and punishment of the perpetrators.
- Some
fraternities are good
First
and foremost, I would like to apologize for the
way in which you were treated when you made your
visit to this particular fraternity house.
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