• Sept. 11 marks no changes in security
  As America hits the one-year anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, Cal State Long Beach University Police has made no drastic changes to campus security, but instead is staying well-prepared and informed in the event an attack should take place.
  

• Study abroad rates remain steady
  Nearly a year after Sept. 11, many students around the world did not stop coming to Cal State Long Beach, though they might face a greater difficulty obtaining visas and might still have some fears.
  
  
• International travel still popular among students
  Travel: Attacks did not prevent students from visiting other countries in the previous year.
  
  
• Sept. 11 Events
  
  
  

Opinion

• Analyze changes since 9/11
  Many people on television and in the newspapers have been telling other people how they should react to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
  
  
• United States not infallible
  The Daily Breeze ran a special section on Sunday comprised of readers’ reactions to Sept. 11 and how life has changed for Americans.
  
  
• Campus Voice - What 9/11 means to you?
  
  
  

Diversions

• Incendio will perform at CSULB
  The Beach will once again welcome the sizzling, and acoustic ensemble Incendio that has entranced the world with its flamenco, Spanish sounds.
  

• Student-directed play opens in Student Union
  From Emmy Award winning writer Josefina Lopez comes, “Boyle Heights,” a play premiering at the Cal State Long Beach Auditorium Friday, Sept. 13.
  
  

Sports

• Coach: Dvornikova sisters left team ‘in the lurch’
  The Dvornikova sisters generated some unhappiness with their decision to jump to the professional tennis circuit instead of staying at Long Beach State for a new season.
  
  
• Women’s golf team is focused, ready for action
  The members of the 49ers women’s golf team have their goals set and their minds focused on succeeding in competition.