News

• Pike at Rainbow Harbor to offer shopping, jobs
  The City of Long Beach is doing all it can to bring back the historic past of the Pike at Rainbow Harbor.

• Energy crunch not affecting CSULB
  Katie Hamor currently has about 12 electrical appliances in use in her dorm room on campus, including two computers, a refrigerator, a microwave and a PlayStation.

• Successful launch advances industry
  Cal State Long Beach students successfully launched a rocket they built and designed that incorporates new aerospace engineering technology Sunday morning.

• CSULB professor's research reward
  A professor in the educational psychology, administration and counseling department, at Cal State Long Beach was recently awarded a second consecutive Judith Pitts Research Award from the American Association of School Librarians.

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• C.A. governor won't investigate allegations
  LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has abandoned a pledge to investigate claims that he groped women, arguing any probe would be used as political fodder, his spokesman said.

Opinion

• Our View: Government leads us in circles
  It's hard to believe that the government is still arguing that privatization and deregulation are the waves of the future.

• Scholarship withdrawal hypocritical
  Joshua Davey was awarded the Promise Scholarship by the state of Washington only to have it snatched away after declaring theology as his major.

• Military expenditures come first
  Four hundred billion dollars.