Armenians remembered Justin Diemert/On-line Forty-Niner Donald Schwartz, a CSULB history professor, speaks to a crowd in the library about genocide. The event marked the 88th anniversary of Armenian genocide featuring Schwartz and James Amirkhan, a psychology professor on campus.

News

• Religious groups face negative views
  Religous: Campus organizations upset over loosing medium to reach students.
  
  
• Daily Forty-Niner transition period extended to spring
  After originally planning to become independent in the fall 2003 semester, the On-line Forty-Niner and University Magazine now plan to use the fall semester as a transition period going independence for the spring semester.
  
  
• Vivian works for students, community
  “I love helping people and serving the students of this university.
  
  

Opinion

• Money not such a necessity
  Imagine a world where money is obsolete. It’s a hard thing to do.
  
  
• Human shields, dunces of war
  For the most part, the war in Iraq is over. We went in, toppled the regime of Saddam Hussein, and freed the Iraqi people who had been so long oppressed by a ruthless dictator and his sons.
  
  
• Letter to the editor
  Student denies Armenian genocide allegations
  
  
  

Sports

• Beach softball stops Pacific
  Sophomore Meredith Cer-venka was named co-pitcher of the week for the week of April 19 and continued her dominance on the mound in Stockton where the softball team took on the Pacific Tigers (31-19, 7-7) in a double-header on Saturday.