• Student forum opens eyes and ears
  Hot topics: CSULB students and professors explore the United States' international relations in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
  
  
• Survivors race for a cure
  Newport Beach residents who are used to a view of blue sea were surprised Sunday to have it replaced with a sea of pink during the 10th Annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
  
  
• Bill may bring bucks
  A new California Senate bill will try to regain money that was turned down last summer for 108 community colleges across the state
  
  
• Alumni recognize community leaders
  The Cal State Long Beach Alumni Association handed out its annual awards Friday night at the Soroptimist House.
  

• CSULB stumbles upon 'Serendipity'
  Can true love, bound by fate, happen twice - That is the premise of Miramax film's new romantic comedy "Serendipity," screening tonight at 7 p.m. at the University Student Union small auditorium.
  
  
• Technology-free artists to discuss exhibit
  The new "By Hand" exhibition opened in late August at the University Art Museum in conjunction with a series of different programs including music, symposiums and gallery talks.
  

sports

• Holloway's left arm alright for 49ers
  Men's water polo: Long Beach State's Aaron Holloway has a growing reputation, not only in the pool for the 49ers, but also in the ocean as a top surfer.

• LBSU sets for Stanford tonight
  Another day, another big match for the No. 2-
  ranked women's volleyball team.
  
  
• Treasury's loss The Beach's gain
  The Long Beach State women's basketball team, which lost two of its top assistants over the summer, has come back to fill one of the vacant spots.