Chains of life Tom Carey/On-line Forty-Niner Daniel Savino, chemistry major, and Kevin Rhodes, English major, write their comments about this piece of art into an attached notebook.

News

• Judicial matters focus on crime
  Judiciary: Formal process allows student to remain innocent until proven guilty.
  

• Drivers experience fewer crashes at L.B. Traffic Circle
  Traffic: Despite some motorists’ concerns, the city will not install a traffic light like a normal intersection.
  
  
• Blood Drive encourages students to donate
  Cal State Long Beach, in association with the American Red Cross, is hosting a blood drive in the USU Ballroom that will continue through Thursday.
  
  
• Visa student scholarship deadline looms
  One of the few scholarships that award visa to students on campus will soon stop receiving applications for fall 2003.
  
  
  

Opinion

• Society lacks responsibility
  Another teenager has wounded himself and yet again, the blame is being put onto MTV’s controversial show “Jackass.” When will it end?
  
  
  

Diversions

• Fall festival to raise money for design show
  A medley of games, food, art displays and vendors will be present at the Fall Festival 2002, a fund-raiser put on by the Design Student Association, which will take place at the speaker’s platform Thursday from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m.
  
  
• Ceramist’s art conveys message about femininity
  Lynn Creighton’s history is quite distinct from the norm. She has resided in southern France studying figurative sculpture.
  
  
• Latin exhibit to begin in L.B.
  Exhibit: Latin American graphic art will be the main focus of the Museum of Latin American Art’s first traveling exhibit.
  
  
  

Sports

• Coach looks forward with young team
  Despite the fact that the 49ers are a young squad, the Long Beach State women’s basketball team is looking forward to a good season.