It's not Disneyland

Many students stood in line for at least two hours Monday to beat the final deadline to file for spring 2004 graduation by Oct. 1. Enrollment Services in Brotman Hall is open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday.

News

• Mystery story receives recognition
  Tyler Dilts, an administrative support analyst for the Cal State Long Beach English department, recently received a letter informing him of the publication of his short story "Thug: Signification and the Deconstruction of Self" in the prestigious collection of "Best American Mystery Stories 2003."

• Forensic science program offered
  A certificate program in forensic science is being introduced at Cal State Long Beach this semester. The program, "Basic Applied Forensic Science and Crime Analysis," will take place on eight consecutive Saturdays starting Oct. 4.

• Student joins future political leaders in D.C.
  The fifth annual Congressional Internship Program will be receiving one of Cal State Long Beach's own this week.

• College men suffer from eating disorders, too
  SALT LAKE CITY (U-Wire) - University of Utah student Jonathan Taylor was unsatisfied with his body.

• Boeing donation aids student arts program
  College of the Arts students at Cal State Long Beach will continue to teach an array of artistic disciplines to Long Beach K-12 students despite recent budget cuts.

 

Opinion

• Our View: Violence in U.S. schools report hides the truth
  If someone told you that only 52 schools in the entire nation were considered "persistently dangerous" you would probably laugh.

• At war with Mr. Moore
  Those of you who keep up with my column week after week know that there is a certain person in the political world that I am fascinated with.

• Letter to the editor: A Bookstore rebuttal
  I was interested in your article about cheaper textbooks and the problem students are having with book prices.

 

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