News

• CSU probes alcohol treatment
  Student Life: Continued program warns campus about the effects of alcohol and drugs on the body.
  

• Fishing for poll workers on campus
  In an effort to supplement a statewide shortage of poll workers this November, the Cal State Long Beach political science department will partake in a project that will mark the first of its kind in the California State University system.
  
  
• Mighty move for dorm residents worry free
  Cal State Long Beach students who won the on-campus housing lottery had a move-in that was virtually worry free.
  
  
• Furniture finds new home in unio
  New look: Student union chairs, tables replaced for newer versions receive mixed reviews from students.
  
  

Opinion

• Hate to say we told you so
  So now you see that we were not kidding when we warned you about the extreme headache that goes along with trying to park at this lovely school of ours.
  
  

Diversions

• Concert gets CSULB jammin’
  The University Student Union Program Council opened its Noon-time Concert Series Tuesday at Cal State Long Beach’s South Plaza.
  

• Nora Jones’ melodies ease students into fall
  On Valentine’s Day, “Rolling Stone” magazine proclaimed 22-year-old Norah Jones to be one of “10 Artists to Watch” in 2002.
  

Sports

• Women’s volleyball remains undefeated
  The Long Beach State women’s volleyball team hosted the Mizuno Invitational at The Pyramid over the weekend, and home court advantage was certainly in effect as the fifth-ranked 49ers rolled to a 4-0 record to begin its 2002 campaign.
  

• Women’s soccer drops first games despite defense
  The Long Beach State women’s soccer team showcased its solid defense over the weekend, but late runs by No. 20-ranked Pepperdine University and Navy resulted in a pair of losses to kick off the new season.