News

• Week of Welcome recruits students
  The Week of Welcome, organized by the Associated Students Inc., brought campus organizations ranging from sororities and fraternities to ethnic, sporting, academic and religious groups into the spotlight for new students at Cal State Long Beach.

• Sept. 11: students' reactions two years later
  The effects of Sept. 11 remain a reality 730 days after the tragedy.

• College-age population at high risk for chlamydia
  LOS ANGELES (U-Wire) -- Chlamydia is the most common bacterial sexually transmitted disease in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. But many people do not know they have it.

Opinion

• Our View: In memory
  Like everyone else in the nation, the occurrences on Sept. 11 were a wake-up call for us. Not from the fact that a large amount of animosity towards the United States had been building up around the world for decades, but from the century-old idea that we were safe from all the other forces across the two oceans.

• Rhythms for Womyn
  I would like to introduce to you this new column that will appear every Thursday. The community at Cal State Long Beach will not only get the chance to develop their "feminine side," but the reader will also be introduced to a different way of thinking, if you so wish to participate.

• Letter from the Chancellor
  Welcome to a new academic year at the Cal State Long Beach, and thank you for choosing to be a part of our university system.

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