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news
- State
employees may not receive paychecks
State
budget: Approval of a new state budget is riding on
the heals of Gov. Gray Davis. State employees may face
the hard fact of no paycheck if the governor does not
approve the assembly's proposed state budget.
- Disturbed
handled in special ways
At
Cal State Long Beach, dealing with mentally disturbed
people who are disruptive in public is left to the discretion
of individual University Police officers, according to
University Police Capt. Stan Skipworth.
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Chancellor Reed means business
With
Cal State University faculty contracts in negotiations,
the man at the center, who has been called everything
from politically savvy to a Renaissance man to a threat
to California higher education, has established a reputation
as a tough, goal-oriented manager.
- Vets
try to uphold 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.
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CSULB plagued by low grad rates
Cal
State Long Beach has been reported to have low graduation
rates, causing concern across the university.
- Dedication
award for Gruwell, others
The
California Commission on Teacher Credentialing recently
awarded Cal State Long Beach professor Erin Gruwell and
four other teachers for their dedication to students.
- Crime
Log
- Fall
enrollment expected to rise
Student
enrollment at Cal State Long Beach is expected to continue
rising this fall, reaching beyond 33,000 students.
- For
Contreras, working with people is part of the job
After
growing up with six older brothers and two younger sisters,
Armando Contreras said he enjoys being around people.
- Students
turn to loans, finance education
With
more students enrolling in universities, more students
are turning to student loans to help finance their college
education.
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Continuing
construction
Gabriel
Lefrancois/Summer Forty-Niner
East
Campus Drive is closed due to the construction
of the new science building. Currently,
a storm drain runs under the building, which
must be relocated. The new storm drain pipe
will run down the center of East Campus
Drive.
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diversions
- movie review: Macy
bursts onto the silver screen
Sometimes an actor seems to burst onto the scene out
of nowhere, building and honing his acting skills on
a theater stage instead of a soundstage, then breaking
through to the "big time".
opinion
- Our view:
Contract reaches impasse
After
one last unsuccessful attempt to arrive at a compromise
in a meeting on Monday, the California Faculty Association
and the Cal State University system are at an impasse.
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