News

• Leukemia kills CSULB student
  Obituary: Active member of church could not finish book he was writing about his struggles.
  

• Students exposed to careers, internships
  Jobs: Fair offers opportunities for long-term caring, aging and disability.
  
  
• Men’s choir moves back in
  Activity: After hiatus, men of all abilities have a forum to sing with other men.
  
  
• Bikestation offers cleaner transportation
  Cal State Long Beach students who are looking for alternative means of transportation may find what they are looking for with the Bikestation Long Beach.
  
  
  

Opinion

• Child modeling under scrutiny
  Web pages depicting preteen girls posing provocatively in skimpy bathing suits and other sexually suggestive attire are easily and legally accessed for a membership fee.
  
  
• Letters to the Editor - Reader responds to 9/11 column
  In the Sept. 11 article, “United States Not Infallible,” columnist Ryan Ritchie took offense that a woman who lost a friend on Flight 11 said: “I wish that we would stop letting illegal immigrants into our country for any reason.”
  
  
  

Diversions

• A Wok to Remember
  New restaurant: Quality food at inexpensive prices can be found close to campus.
  

• Students get chance to display talent
  The Cal State Long Beach Poets’ Lounge kicks off its first event of the fall semester Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Student Union informal lounge.
  
  
• Clothing moves into fall fashions
  When I was little, my grandmother suggested I draw outfits.
  
  
• Albums unworthy for student listeners
  
  
  

Sports

• 49ers suffer tough losses on road
  A quick first half attack by the University of San Diego was enough to keep Long Beach State quiet and eventually scoreless on Sunday en route to a 3-0 loss.