News

• Dogs may still romp on the beach
  The Haute Dogs dog beach has found co-sponsors that will provide the money to continue the monthly event.
  

• A.S.I. combats commuter stigma
  Community: Student president says he hopes students spend more time at CSULB.
  
  
• Innovative scantron gives instant results
  A new device is being used to take exams in which students use a penny instead of a pencil to get automatic results on how each of them did.
  
  
• Carson brightens streets with development
  Commuters heading down the 405 freeway toward Carson see only looming light poles and large steel beams as they gaze from their windows onto a massive construction site on the Cal State Dominguez Hills campus.
  
  
• WRC forum series advises on research
  Cal State Long Beach McNair Scholars Rose Angulo and Heather Ireland spoke on the issue of research at this month’s Women’s Resource Center forum Monday evening.
  
  
• Senate asks for more tenured faculty
  A plan to increase the percentage of tenured and tenure-track faculty, ACR 73, will be considered by the governor of California in his budget for next year.
  
  
  

Opinion

• Students need Beach Pride
  If you’ve been on campus for several semesters then you probably remember all the talk and excitement about Beach Pride Day and the various other activities centered around the idea of increasing student participation and school pride here at Cal State Long Beach.
  
  
  

Diversions

• Getting back to the basics
  An unfortunate thing happens when you’re a college student—you have no money.
  

• Chick Flick’ much more than expected
  “Sweet Home Alabama” is a movie quite worth the hefty price of theater admission that viewers have to endure to watch a feature film.
  
  
• New talent breathes life into metal genre
  
  
  

Sports

• Mays hunts, strives for big win
  Golf can be one of the most challenging sports.