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- Moving
beyond CSULB
For those students who missed a college
scholarship the first time a second chance is just around
the corner.
- NAACP
to honor Maxson
The Long Beach branch of the National
Association for the Advancement of Colored People will
honor Cal State Long Beach President Robert Maxson with
its Education Leadership Award at a downtown banquet Friday.
- Chin
shares views
Students in Tim Caron's 20th Century American Literature
class were surprised Wednesday afternoon when renowned
Chinese American author Frank Chin popped in to speak
about his dissent with the novel the students are reading,
"Woman Warrior," by Maxine Hong Kingston.
- Joe
Jost's giving a jolly time for charity
Joe
Jost's is giving everyone a reason to throw a cold one
back in the name of charity this weekend.
- Monologues
choose CSULB for reactions
Cal
State Long Beach was chosen to be one of three universities
from around the country to host the Regional Empowerment
Workshop, led by author of "The Vagina Monologues" Eve
Ensler and the V-Day Organization.
diversions
- Festival
celebrates the wide format
The Seventh Annual Widescreen Film Festival kicks off
tonight at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center, highlighted
by such film classics as "Funny Girl," "Grease," and "American
Graffiti."
- 'SubUrbia'
looks at youth angst
The University Players of Cal State Long
Beach will open the 2001 season this weekend with Eric
Bogosian's "subUrbia," a play described as a poignant
and funny exposure of the death of the American dream.
- Talent
show raises money for research
The Associated Students of Social
Work will host a faculty and student talent show, in the
tradition of "Showtime at the Apollo," that will benefit
a program for women with AIDS Friday at 7 p.m. in the
Beach Auditorium of the University Student Union.
- 'Les
Mis' brought to life in L.B.
Victor Hugo's timeless classic, "Les Miserables," captivated
the audience when it returned to Long Beach, Tuesday.
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'Bandits':
A movie worth stealing
"Bandit"
brings a refreshing heist film with Bruce Willis and Billy
Bob Thornton play the starring roles of real-life bank
robbers.
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Cara Garcia/On-line Forty-Niner
Ralph Garman, who has a weekly feature
on KROQ's Kevin and Bean morning radio
show, speaks to a Human Sexuality
425I class in the University Student
Union Small Auditorium.
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opinion
- Our
view:
History
repeating itself
Meet the new scare, same as the old scare.
- Athletes
help healing
The images of the terrorist attacks that
ravaged the World Center building and
the Pentagon may still be a memory too
fresh for most folks to stomach, but,
on the bright side, the healing process
has finally begun.
-
Campus
Voice
What do you think the United
States' next course of action
should be against the war
on terrorism?
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