News

• Special Olympics comes to Long Beach
  The Special Olympics of Southern California, Summer Games 2003 concluded Sunday, with countless moments of joy and excitement experienced at Cal State Long Beach.
  
  
• Updated system alleviates big housing issues
  Accommodations: The Department of Housing and Residential Life will hold two housing fairs in July to assist students in finding off-campus housing.
  
  
• Long Beach alumnus appointed city manager
  Gerald R. Miller, who for the past seven months has served as Long Beach’s Acting City Manager, has been chosen to be Long Beach’s new city manager.
  
  
• Hoag Hospital aids campus nursing program
  Donation: By 2005 Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian will have donated $1.8 million to the CSULB nursing department.
  
  
• Long Beach art store offers unique gifts, experience
  Located on the corner of Second Street and Argonne Avenue in Belmont Shore, Luna is a one of a kind art store offering unique American crafts and creations.
  
  
• What are your summer plans?
  
  

Opinion

• Working students are overlooked
  Cal State Long Beach provides many services and facilities for its student population.
  
  
  

Sports

• Dirtbags end season in Palo Alto
  After a stellar season, 6th ranked Cal State Long Beach had the daunting task of facing a superb 3rd ranked Stanford Cardinal, which had won sixteen out of their last seventeen games.
  
  
• Meet new women’s hoops coach Mary Hegarty
  Basketball: Coach Hegarty is excited about the transition from Division III athletics to Division I because of her interest in the University and community support here at the Beach.
  
  
• CSULB grad students marketing for Soccerfest
  A group of graduate students at Cal State Long Beach in the sports management program held a meeting last week with officials from Major League Soccer.