Knott’s Scary
Farm Halloween Haunt
monsters traveled in
a well themed hearse
to excite students about
the upcoming event.
The monsters were scaring
students in the University
Student Union dining
plaza.
News
CFA
plan asks for more faculty
The California Faculty Association
has been trying to implement a plan
called upon the Cal State University
Trustees to give a legislative testimony
in favor of a new plan to increase
the number of permanent teaching
faculty within the 23 CSUs.
Class
sizes becomes issue
Overcrowding: Number, frequency
of classes determined by council
made of student organizations.
Less
caffeine could make tea more popular
Coffee
lovers may face a greater dilemma
than how they take their coffee.
Soon, a greater issue than cream
and sugar may be their health.
Opinion
Sensitivity
training unfair
A
bill that is being considered by
Governor Davis and has been approved
by the California State Assembly
will recommend foster parents to
undergo sensitivity training to
better serve gay, lesbian and transgender
youths.
Diversions
Boyle
Heights first run is successful
The
emerging Cal State Long Beach Latino
theater group, Nuevo Teatro Popular
debuted the long awaited play, “Boyle
Heights,” to a packed house
at the Beach Auditorium Friday night.
LBSU
claims second in Cup standings
Once
a year the Big West Conference awards
the Commissioner Cup to the college
with the best all-around athletic
program.