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news
- Campus
in favor of war
As the U.S.-led bombing raids against Afghanistan
near the one-month mark with uncertain results, a majority
of Cal State Long Beach students, staff and faculty support
the military response to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
- CSU
budget lacking
California State University Chancellor
Charles B. Reed announced last week that due to the state's
economic downturn the CSU system is facing a budget shortfall.
- 'SLO'
offers great waves, lush scenery
This is the first in a series of travel
stories that will appear through the rest of the week.
- Costa
Rica, beauty and bars
Costa Rica's beauty and allure is so great
that in recent years more than 30,000 Americans have migrated
to the tiny country Central American country.
sports
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49er victory forecast: twenty
and rising
The top-ranked
Long Beach State women's
volleyball team took another
step toward the postseason
this weekend with home sweeps
over Cal State Northridge
and Pacific to improve to
20-0 overall and 13-0 in
the Big West Conference.
- Beach
loses exhibition opener
at Pyramid
Long Beach
State dropped a 112-108
exhibition loss in overtime
Thursday at The Pyramid
to the Los Angeles All Stars
as the 49ers unofficially
opened its men's basketball
season.
- Water
polo golden against Bears
The Long
Beach State men's water
polo team experienced firsthand
Saturday just how much fun
the lucky number seven can
be.
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Winter
travel special
Tom
Carey/On-line
Forty-Niner
Starting today,
the On-line
Forty-Niner
is running a
week-long series
of articles
highlighting
vacation ideas
for students
for the winter
break. Today's
articles feature
San Luis Obispo
for a short
getaway, and
Costa Rica for
those more adventurous.
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opinion
- Our
view:Legalize
hemp, end the hypocrisy
More than any other time
in our nation's history,
now is the time to make
changes, -- to burn bridges,
make new starts and, above
all, put an end to some
of our governments more
closed-minded and hypocritical
laws.
diversions
- Tenacious
D debut rocks
The rock 'n' roll parody
is something that can
be either great or absolutely
awful. Until now, the
ultimate in rock parody
was hands down Rob Reiner's
classic film "Spinal Tap."
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