News

• Campus daycare assists CSULB students
  Cal State Long Beach student parents are attending classes and finishing their education with the help of inexpensive campus day care.

• Faculty concerned over evaluations
  Wayne Dick remembers his undergraduate years at the University of California at San Diego when students would jot down comments about professors in a large book atop a tree stump

• Internship helps enhance career
  The thought of being nearly 3,000 miles away from family and friends is scary to many students. For Veronica Rodriguez, 23, Washington D.C. offers a unique opportunity to get first-hand experience in the field she wishes to work in.

• Students rate study abroad as learning experience
  Imagine going to the beach, lying in the hot sand, drinking a beer and lounging with your top off on the coast of Nerja, Spain. Cheryl Bell, a liberal studies and Spanish major, partook of this "liberating experience" every weekend while studying abroad.

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Opinion

• Our View: Law, bad for state
  Already the bosses are taking a little more ground in the battle between the businesses and the employees.

• Need that cocktail look
  When I went into work this weekend, I looked at the new schedule.

• Liberals need closure on bill
  Last weekend Al Gore gave a speech attacking the Bush administration and the USA Patriot Act saying "they have taken us much farther down the road toward an intrusive, big brother-style government, toward the dangers prophesized by George Orwell in his book 1984."

 

• Keeping eyes on the prize
  Chauntrielle Ruffin has a vision: take over the world one album at a time. Her debut effort "Watching You," out on Eleven Records, in stores specializing in hip-hop and R&B music, takes a look at other females in the industry and spots a vacancy.

• THEATER review: 'Nova' relives fierce race to icy tip of South Pole
  COSTA MESA-- In the winter of 1911-1912, the British Navy was in competition with the Norwegians. The race was to see which country could make it to the bottom of the South Pole first.

• Concert review: Distillers, Trapt treat fans to free concert
  YORBA LINDA -- KROQ listeners and Best Buy customers in Yorba Linda were treated to a free concert Saturday, featuring Trapt and The Distillers in two high energy performances.

• Runners have a chance to go the distance
  A strong mental mind separates the good from the great when it comes to cross country running, and for the 49ers' Terrance Wroblewski and Nicole Blalock they hope their mental toughness makes them the first ever Long Beach State athlete to qualify for the cross country National Championships.