In celebration Jon Cook/On-line Forty-Niner Members of La Raza make fried bananas as a celebration of Latino Heritage Month.

 

News

• Tenured faculty rates to rise
  Despite a 40 percent increase in student tuition and expected budget cuts of $6 million for the upcoming fiscal year, Cal State Long Beach plans to move forward with a past decision to increase the amount of tenure and tenure-track faculty, said Armando Contreras, executive assistant to the president.

• Recall candidates reveal stance on issues

• News in a few

• CSULB Graduate program revamped by Senate
  The number of graduate students has remained unchanged at Cal State Long Beach for the past 10 years and the problem has been finally recognized as a campus-wide issue this year.

• Davis signs bill, Arnold marches under cloud
  SACRAMENTO (AP) -- As the number of women claiming they were sexually harassed by Arnold Schwarzenegger grew to 15 Sunday, he marched on the state Capitol while Gov. Gray Davis signed a law making California the largest state to require employer-paid health care.

• Archaeologists find evidence of Chinese camp in Sierra
  TRUCKEE, Calif. (AP) -- Archaeologists have uncovered evidence near this Sierra town of what's thought to be a Chinese logging camp that dates back to the 1870s.

 

Opinion

• Our View: Teachers get new standards
  In an amazing move toward educational equality, new requirements placed upon elementary and secondary school teachers will mean higher standards especially in the lower income neighborhood Title 1 schools.

• Bush a pro in double speak
  In the early days of the Bush administration, critics targeted the president for his apparent ignorance of basic rules of grammar, exemplified when he addressed audiences with questions such as "Is our children learning?" (Jan. 11, 2002)

• Comic expressions

 

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