News

• Police find professor dead
  Obituary: Chemical engineering professor active in high schools, community programs.
  

• Senator talks about conflict
  Peace: Former senator touches on his report to President Bush about violence in the Middle East. .
  
  
• Belmont Shore rapist reward upped to $50,000
  The reward for information about the Belmont Shore rapist has now reached $50,000.
  
  
• NAACP chapter gives local voice
  In 1909, a group of conscious intellectuals from diverse racial backgrounds came together to secure the equal treatment of all minority groups living in the United States in all aspects of society.
  
  
• Alumni Association grants benefit campus
  For the 11th annual Alumni Association grant awards in January, eight campus programs received a total of $30,700.
  
  
• Women attack fear with self defense
  According to Cal State Long Beach University Police crime reports, six women were attacked between 1998 and 2000 on campus.
  
  
• CSULB to host professional schools event
  Students at Cal State Long Beach will have the opportunity to visit with graduate schools from across the country during the Graduate and Professional Schools Day Monday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
  
  
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Opinion

• Coalition attacks pornography
  A coalition made up of 15 small organizations met in Washington, D.C., Monday with big plans to moralize the hotel by banishing the ever-so-popular hotel porn channels.
  
  
• Critique of religious belief
  This week’s topic is not intended to be a defense of atheism against religious belief.
  
  
  

Diversions

• Design students condense London into time capsules
  Even dressed in a sport coat and bespectacled, Jon Chenier looked more like a Cal State Long Beach student than a former faculty member.
  

• CPAC will pay tribute to Ed Sullivan
  An encore for The Doors may have been too much for Ed Sullivan to bear in the mid-1960s.
  
  
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Sports

• Beach takes 13th at Pacific Invitational
  The Long Beach State men’s golf team shot a disappointing final round of 305 to finish 13th out of 14 teams at the Pacific Invitational Golf Tournament, played at the Reserve at Spanos Park Monday and Tuesday in Stockton.