• Proposed center provides fun
  Student life: A.S.I.-sponsored center would put students first, unlike the current athletic facilities that rank classes before ordinary students.
  

• Morning event honors heroes
  The Long Beach Police and Fire departments will host a Sept. 11 memorial sunrise service beginning at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday.
  
  
• Donations welcome in commemoration
  In honor of the victims of Sept. 11, assemblymember Jenny Oropeza, D-Long Beach, has encouraged constituents to volunteer or make donations locally in a statement issued Aug. 27.
  
  

Opinion

• Descendents seek reparations
  On Sunday, Sept. 8 the Los Angeles Times ran a story about two brothers who are suing various U.S. corporation.
  

Diversions

• University Museum exhibits known artists
  The University Art Museum and the Odyssey project are co-sponsoring an art exhibit of Ken Price’s “Small is Beautiful” “selfportrait.map” by Lilla Locurto and William OutCault.
  

• Alternative artist appeals to students at Fingerprints
  Heaven rained down on Belmont Shore Thursday night under the pseudonym Mia Doi Todd.
  
  
• CSULB holds a day of rememberance
  Cal State Long Beach will be holding “A Day of Remembrance” at the Japanese Gardens in honor of the thousands of victims who tragically lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001.
  
  
• Art Theater has long history with CSULB
  Perched in front of the KiWe café, 28-year resident Larry McCoy takes a guess as to the reason for the staying power of the Art Theater across the way, at 205 E. 4th St.
  
  

Sports

• Men’s water polo opens season with big wins
  Getting the new season off to an impressive start, the sixth-ranked Long Beach State men’s water polo team is 3-1 after competing in the 2002 Navy Open in Annapolis, Md., over the weekend.
  
  
• Women’s soccer falls in a two close-call games
  The Long Beach State women’s soccer team came within a matter of minutes of winning two games this weekend in the Boilermaker Challenge Cup in West Lafayette, Ind., but finished with a pair of losses.