This summer’s 49er Camp
gives children the opportunity
to exercise and develop their
social skills.
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Campus
begins beauty makeover
While Cal State Long Beach students are off for the summer
getting their beauty rest, ‘there’s no rest
for the wicked ones’ who are still on campus working
at getting it beautiful before the start of the new fall
semester.
Lockyer
will monitor Inglewood police probes
INGLEWOOD — Attorney General Bill Lockyer and Assemblymember
Jerome E. Horton of the 51st Assembly District held a
joint press conference at the Inglewood City Hall Tuesday
concerning the Inglewood police incident.
CSULB
grad keeps coming back
Inge Frese describes herself as a humanitarian. For as
long as she can remember, she has always loved helping
other people.
Freshmen
only “SOAR”-ing
This summer’s Student Orientation Advising and Registration
program will be different for incoming Cal State Long
Beach freshmen than in the past.
opinion
Reform
bill likely toothless
The U.S. Senate this week unanimously passed corporate
reform measures intended to restore American confidence
in business and boost the flagging economy.
diversions
Crocodile
Hunter movie is a head-on collision
Steve Irwin, the ever-boisterous crocodile hunter, is
making the transition from the world of cable TV to the
big screen in “The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course.”
Big
Island food spices up L.B.
Cal
State Long Beach students do not have to travel to the
big island for great Hawaiian food; now they only have
to trek to Long Beach.
sports
CSULB
plays host to kids’ summer camp
As summer’s warm days and blue skies blanket Cal
State Long Beach, hundreds of children invade the campus
for a month of fun and games.
