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news

• Study shows increase in credit card usage
  Students continue to charge away despite high interest rates.
  

• Campus pride promoted through ‘Go Beach’ water
  One thing Cal State Long Beach students can not complain about is the availability of bottled water across campus.
  

• More students are using electronic information
  Despite more students conducting research at home, the University Library’s resources are still heavily used.
  

• Voting declines among young adults
  Voters ranging from 18-years-old to 25-years-old have declined, according to a study by the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement.
  
  
• CRIME LOG
  
  

opinion

• Not a cheap route
  As we set out on yet another year of higher learning, we should be thankful that we made into the ivy-less halls of Cal State Long Beach.
  

diversions

• Sand wars attack Belmont Plaza beach
  Despite overcast skies, mild winds and no prior experience the wife of a Cal State Long Beach coach and her team, The Coaches, took first place at the shoreline near the Belmont Plaza Pool during the Great Sand Sculpture Contest on Saturday August 17.
  
  
  

blues festival

• Cal State Long Beach has the blues
  Festival with 23-year history has evolved into one of the largest of its kind in the country.
  
  
• Station updates call letters to reflect current programming
  Music format will remain the same as KLON becomes KKJZ after 51 years at Cal State Long Beach.
  
  
• Let the artists rock on
  The 23rd Annual Long Beach Blues Festival gives music lovers a chance to sample some of the world’s best jazz and blues artists.
  

• Blues Festival offers more than just music
  The 23rd Annual Long Beach Blues Festival at Cal State Long Beach from Aug. 31 to Sept. 1 will feature much more than the usual blues bands.
  

• Festival proceeds keep KKJZ alive, on the air
  Money made from the Blues Festival helps fund some of KKJZ’s day-to-day operations.
  
  
• KKJZ gets ready to rock with blues festival
  KKJZ is enjoying the spotlight once again with everybody’s all time favorite, the 23rd Annual Long Beach Blues Festival this year.
  

• Officials aim to ease festival parking
  Campus police will assist drivers to avoid congested lots.
  

• Blues fans should prepare for heat wave
  Sunblock, sunglasses and water recommended for venue without shade.
  

• Campus police strive for low profile
  If security and police seem almost non-existent at the 23rd Annual Long Beach Blues Festival this year, then everything is going according to plan.