Sailing into Summer Photo by Jim MacLeod Michael O’Toole tests his Two-Shoe Sabot design in Alamitos Bay. The boat, believed to be the first of its kind, pays tribute to its predecessor the single-mast Naples Island Sabot.

News

• Top major’s markets flooded with interest
  This year’s graduates face one of the toughest job markets in years.
  
  
• Students overlook health services
  Health: Cal State Long Beach’s Student Health Services offers various medical services including treatment for injury and illness, annual examinations and psychiatric aid.
  
  
• Construction work keep school busy
  Campus facilities are improving at Cal State Long Beach with the facilities management department.
  
  
• CSULB testing ground for thought of CSU system
  Someday, every campus in the California State University system will allow students to attend classes on a laptop while sitting under a tree.
  
  

Opinion

• Berkeley ban on SARS unfair
  University of California, Berkeley has initiated a controversial ban on summer students from SARS-afflicted areas in Asia.
  
  
• Argentineans left with little hope
  With presidential elections on the horizon, Argentinean citizens are hoping that one of the two candidates will relieve them from the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression during the 1930s.
  
  
• Letter to the editor
  Armenian genocide a reality
  
  
  

Sports

• UCR no match for Dirtbag pitching, offense
  The third-ranked Dirtbags thanked the 18th ranked UC Riverside Highlanders for sweeping Cal State Fullerton with a dose of Abe Alvarez on Friday and Jered Weaver on Saturday.