News

• Justices uphold Senate seat
  N.A.S.I.: Former justice worries about integrity of CSULB student government.
  

• Suspected rapist pleads not guilty
  Crime: Investigation handed over to the District Attorney’s office.
  
  
• Coalition rallies campus against war with Iraq
  Protest: Unexpected turnout brings speakers to address U.S. foreign policy
  
  
• Archeology should be a science of history
  Helping people to understand why archaeology should become a science of history was the central focus of the lecture presented Thursday by Robert Dunnell, professor of anthropology at the University of Washington and Mississippi State University.
  
  

Opinion

• Miranda warning threatened
  “You have the right to remain silent . . .” We all know the rest of this of this popular speech from watching Cops, or any law or police oriented television series.
  
  
• Letter to the editor
  A.S.I. senator questions rec. center reasons
  
  

Diversions

• ‘Nutcracker’ chauffeurs in winter season
  Ballet: “The Nutcracker” opening performace entertained all with miraculous jumps and turns.
  
  
• ‘Crime of Father Amaro’ stirs controversy
  “The Crime of Father Amaro” is a Mexican production that has caused much controversy before it was even released in Mexico.
  
  

Sports

• UCLA Bruins sweep women’s volleyball
  The Long Beach State women’s volleyball team saw its season come to a screeching halt on Thursday after the UCLA Bruins defeated the 49ers in the first round of the 2002 NCAA Tournament in Malibu.
  
  
• 49ers’ poor defense leads to road loss
  The Long Beach State men’s basketball team finally cured the turnover plague, but poor defense allowed three Southern Utah University players to score in double figures in a 79-67 loss in Cedar City, Utah.