News

• Campus safety remains top priority
  With over 30,000 students enrolled at Cal State Long Beach, the campus sometimes operates like a city within a city, said Captain Stan Skipworth of the University Police.
  
• Nugget re-opens with new look, high expectations
  Popular on-campus eatery, The Nugget, under construction since the beginning of summer, will be back on Sept. 2, the first day of classes.
  
• Health Services offers quality, low-cost help
  A good thing to be aware of if you are new to Cal State Long Beach is the Student Health Services that are available on campus.
  
• Daily Forty-Niner magazine begin to experience change
  After 54 years, the Daily Forty-Niner will be undergoing some major changes this fall.
  
• Dining Plaza offers students variety
  Research has long shown that food is not only fuel for the body, it is also food for the brain, so knowing where to get the best food is essential for students attending Cal State Long Beach for the first time.
  
• Mars to be closer than ever in 60,000 years
  Hot and dry weather kicked up dust most people have tried to avoid during the last two weeks but this Thursday no one will want to miss the swirling orange dust clouds on Mars, which will be closer to Earth than it has been in 60,000 years, according to NASA.
  
• First steps taken for library to undergo renovations
  Plans to renovate the University Library at Cal State Long Beach are still in the preliminary design phase, according to physical planning officials.

 

Opinion

• Campus mania, long lines begin
  Lines to get into parking spots, lines to get in-and-out of the bookstore, lines at Brotman Hall, lines for the bathroom.
  
• CSULB and the hell that is parking
  Welcome back everyone, I have some bad news: the summer has officially come to a close.
  
• How to get through college
  College classes are sometimes rough, but getting through the bureaucracy and paperwork required to graduate is an education in itself.

 

Diversions