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news
- Recent
thefts in dorms raise security concern
With reports of several thefts of electronic equipment
over the last month, two of them taking place in the residence
halls at Cal State Long Beach, questions of security have
arisen.
- Construction
of 'Iron Triangle' complete
Students and other drivers can spend less time waiting
in the left turn lane on Seventh Street and Bellflower
Boulevard now that the construction of the "Iron Triangle"
has been completed.
- Workers
try to beat deadline for Monday
With the extensive facelift Cal State Long Beach is currently
undergoing, students may have to endure by reading the
signs and finding alternate routes around campus. Construction
workers and campus officials are in moving progress for
Monday's launch of the Fall 2001 semester.
- Wellness
lecture to begin
The College of Health and Human Services at Cal State
Long Beach has established the Donald Lauda Wellness Lecture
Series. The lectures are expected to begin spring semester
2002.
- Bill
paves way for undocumented
Assembly Bill 540 could make it possible for undocumented
California high school graduates to attend college.
- Community
college transfers may be in trouble
For decades, many students normally unable to afford four
years of higher education at a state university were able
to get degrees and launch careers via community college
instruction.
- Less-lethal
weapons could be more lethal
Long Beach resident Glenda Reymer was shot dead by Long
Beach Police in the city's first fatal incident resulting
from the use of less-lethal weapons last June.
opinion
- Our view:
Rebates too much too soon
With
the news this week that the budget surplus will be much
smaller than originally anticipated, democrats have
called the wisdom of President Bush's enormous tax rebate
into question.
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Fall
2001 Survival Guide
Creative
costumes
Photo
by David Duisberg
Former
CSULB theatre arts major Donna Fritsche's
costumes from George Bernard Shaw's "Mrs.
Warren's Profession" on display in
the Long Beach Playhouse gallery.
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diversions
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Finding
success in design
If
a picture is worth a thousand words, then a black-and-white
enlargement of an old photograph featuring a neighborhood
children's costume party, fixed to one of the few remaining
free surfaces in the cozy costume shop--a tiny refrigerator--says
it all.
sports
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Track
signees off and running
The Long Beach State track and field program has announced
the signing of 18 new team members, according to LBSU
Sports Information.
- Barbara
comes home for team
Welcome
home, Don Barbara. The Long Beach State Hall of Famer
and former Dirtbag hitting machine is back, this time
as a LBSU assistant coach.
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