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news
- International
students leaving U.S.
Thirty international students have left
Cal State Long Beach to return home in recent weeks, joining
many from other local schools.
- Leaders
urge youth to cast their ballots
One out of every three people ages
18 to 24 voted in 1996 - a figure that dropped to one
in four by 1998. Even fewer showed up for last year's
election.
- CSOs
enhance campus safety
It is still daylight-savings time, but the sun is setting
earlier and earlier, which means that it is now significantly
darker - and potentially less safe - when students walk
back to their cars or dorm rooms after late afternoon
or early evening classes.
- CFA
Teach-in looming if talks fail
Faculty:
The professors at CSULB plan to inform students about
issues between the CFA and the CSU in the latest round
of negotiations.
diversions
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Light and life dance 'Before Your Eyes'
"Before Your Eyes," the masters of fine arts thesis concert,
featured the choreography of five graduate students: Theresa
Chapman, Holly Clark, Heather Kemp, Carrie E. Oleson and
Leah Sandor last weekend at the Martha B. Knoebel Dance
Theatre. The concert was directed by fellow MFA candidate
Sandra Gutierrez.
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'Bandits'
on the run tonight
An advanced screening of the new Barry Levinson film,
"Bandits," will start at 7 p.m. tonight at the University
Student Union.
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Cara
Garcia/On-line Forty-Niner
KABC newscaster, Gene Gleason,
interviews sophmore Ahmad Almutawa, a computer
engineer major, about Middle Eastern students'
flight from American universities.
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opinion
- Our view:
Bonds
chase self serving
In
1998, the biggest story in baseball was Mark
McGwire's chase of the elusive home run record
set by Roger Maris decades ago.
- Maxson
pleased, but wants more
Earlier
this month, U.S. News and World Report released
its annual survey of universities. We are very
excited about the ratings that Cal State Long
Beach received in the recent survey, which rates
more than 300 comparable universities in a number
of categories.
- Three
possible rules of change
Through technology and discovery we now live
in a very small world. Many nations are connected
through money, land, jobs and a common strive
for a better world.
sports
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Beach
athletes run at Stanford
The Long Beach State's women's cross country team
placed 19th out of 25 teams and the men's team placed
13th out of 27 teams at the Stanford Invitational
Saturday.
- Waves
crash 49ers
The losing ways continued for the Long Beach State
women's soccer team when it dropped a 2-1 decision
to Pepperdine in front of a crowd of 345 Sunday afternoon
at George Allen Field.
- LBSU
finds success in Fresno
Several Long Beach State women's tennis players started
their seasons off right at the Wathen-Hancock Bulldog
Classic in Fresno over the weekend, but no 49er was
able to come home with the top prize.
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