Diversity
Expo breaks new ground
Tom Carey/On-line Forty-Niner
Students gather around the Black & Decker
booth at the inaugural Diversity Expo. The
event, organized by the Career Development
Center and student diversity groups, was an
effort to prepare job seekers for the careers
ahead of them.
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news
- Diversity
Expo breaks new ground
More than 1,000 students and alumni attended
Thursday's Diversity Career Expo at the University Student
Union in search of jobs and career opportunities.
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Momentous
discovery in excavation results
The discovery of human fossils by two Cal State Long Beach
Alumni was one of several topics in the lecture series,
'The Results of the Dead Sea Scrolls Excavation, Qumran
2001" held Friday.
- Celebrating
Children's Day
A day dedicated especially for children in Japan was celebrated
Sunday at the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden with traditional
snacks, arts and crafts and games.
- Delta
Gamma makes a huge splash for charity
Fraternity brothers in bikinis competed Sunday for Delta
Gamma's traditional Anchor Splash, an event raising money
for the sorority's philanthropic program, "Service for
Sight."
opinion
- Our view:
Bombs
show idiots still abound
Several pipe bombs were found in15 mailboxes in the Midwest
last week, accompanied by scathing anti-government letters.
- Too
much work in final stretch
Finally, it's getting toward that last stretch of the
semester, when everything is due and you begin to try
to make up for all the time you slacked the past twelve
weeks.
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Consumers can stop animal testing
The next time you put Tide in the washing machine, apply
your favorite CoverGirl mascara or squeeze Crest toothpaste
onto your toothbrush, imagine these substances being pumped
into your stomach or forcibly rubbed into your eyes.
diversions
- World
beats give something to shake to
A packed house at the Daniel Recital Hall saw a performance
by the World Percussion Group at Cal State Long Beach
Thursday that was nothing short of spectacular.
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