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Archive of Summer 2001
Online Updates
- Graduates
honored during Commencement
Nine
outstanding graduates were able to sit and share their
accomplishments on a platform with Cal State Long Beach
President Robert Maxson and other distinguished faculty
during last week’s 2001 Commencement ceremonies.
- Jobtrak
gets new name
Confused
Cal State Long Beach students who logged onto the Career
Development Center's JOBTRAK, found the link to the site
sent them directly to monsterTRAK as of June 6. Monster.com,
which purchased JOBTRAK last November, launched its job
listing and resume service called monsterTRAK last week.
- Resident's
hall cracks down on no drinking policy
Students
next semester can expect stricter procedures for students
caught drinking in the dorms as the Cal State Long Beach
resident halls crack down on the no alcohol policy.
- Educators
converge on CSULB
Educators
from across the United States gathered at Cal State Long
Beach at the K-16 Partnerships and Student Success conference
with the hope of uniting high schools, community colleges
and universities.
- Technical
problems cause bookstore to close
The
University Bookstore, as well as other Forty Niner Shops,
was closed Monday morning due to a computer system failure.
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- Building
evacuated, woman detained
University Police physically removed a young woman in
handcuffs from the Human Services and Design Building
on lower campus Monday about 6 p.m.
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Jeffords
unwavering on education
Sen. Jim Jeffords of Vermont spoke publicly for the
first time since his announcement to switch party affiliation
from Republican to Independent, at the K-16 Partnerships
and Student Success conference at Cal State Long Beach
on Friday
- Student's
use loans to pay for college
With
more students enrolling into universities, more students
are turning to student loans to help pay for college.
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Vets try to uphold federal law
The
Vietnam era veterans at Cal State Long Beach have been
trying for eight years to get the university to uphold
a federal law that was created in 1974.
- Assembly
Bill 4 closer to becoming a California law
Assembly
Bill 4, written by Assembly members Patricia C. Bates
(R-Laguna Niguel) and Dennis Cardoza (D-Merced) took
one step closer to becoming a California state law Tuesday
when it was approved by the California Senate Public
Safety Committee.
- Gruwell
receives award for dedication
The
California Commission on Teacher Credentialing recently
awarded Cal State Long Beach professor Erin Gruwell
and four other teachers for their dedication to students.
sports
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Dirtbag
Coach Snow retires
Long
Beach State baseball Head Coach Dave Snow stepped down
Friday after 17 years of coaching at the Division 1 level.
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