Orangutans
'capture' CSULB professor
Courtesy
of Nancy Briggs
Nancy
Briggs holds an orangutan, an animal she has
grown to absolutely adore since her first
spotting 20 years ago in the rainforest of
Borneo.
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news
- Fad
diets tend to flake, committee advises
Walking through your local nutrition store, you're likely
to find an isle offering dietary products like Atkins,
Zone, Protein Power, Sugar Busters and the Stillman diet,
promising rapid weight loss by trimming a particular component
of your diet.
- Literacy
campaign steps closer to Long Beach
The International Reading Association, an organization
dedicated to improving reading and literacy, comes closer
to Long Beach with the recent vice-presidential election
of Mary Ann Voit, a professor of teacher education and
director of the graduate reading program at Cal State
Long Beach.
opinion
- Our view:
Terror threats keep coming
The Washington Times reported Monday that United States
intelligence sources have learned of a supposed terrorist
attack against an American nuclear power plant on July
4.
- Final
gripes to close it out
What a long, strange trip these last couple of years at
the On-line Forty-Niner have been.
diversions
- The
Steel Drum pulse
The Cal State Long Beach Steel Drum Orchestra once again
proved why the band is much more than an average amateur
band at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center Saturday.
sports
-
Dirtbags
lose wild one
Baseball: Cal State Northridge is able to salvage series
finale despite nearly blowing a five-run lead.
- Beach
takes five at two
Track and field: LBSU scores five victories at Claremont
and Occidental events Saturday.
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