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News
- Study
predicts rise in tourism in Long
Beach
Overnight visitors pour $260 million
directly into the Long Beach economy
each year, according to a newly
released report by the department
of economics here at Cal State
Long Beach.
- Haute
Dogs take over beach
Hundreds of dogs and their guardians
gathered getting off-the leash
and on sands in Belmont Shore
last Sunday for Haute Dogs on
the Beach.
- Airport
expansion concerns community
Expansion: JetBlue survey shows
the community as supportive of
airport expansion, city council
meetings reflect opposition.
- Crime
Log
- CSULB
entrepreneurship program makes
top 100
Cal State Long Beach’s entrepreneurship
program has been recognized in
the list of Top 100 U.S. Colleges
and Universities for entrepreneurs
in the may issue of Entrepreneur
Magazine.
- Four
CSULB faculty members honored
Cal State Long Beach recognized
and honored four of its professors,
Anastassios Chassiakos, Stephen
Cooper, Hamid Rahai and Jose Sanchez
with the campus’ 2002-03
Distinguished Faculty Scholarly
and Creative Activities Award
last month.
- Distinguished
professor remembered
In
the 1970s Glenn M. Nagel, the
dean of the College of Natural
Sciences and Mathematics, and
his wife, Greta Nagel, a professor
in the department of education
went to Germany for pleasure.
Opinion
- Teachers
need to be flexible
Imagine you begin the fall semester
excited about your classes, budgeting
to pay for your textbooks, but
all and all energetic and willing
to walk every day from Lower to
Upper Campus.
- Classroom
bias - an exposé
For most students, college is
a place where they go to further
goals in achieving their career
of choice and to decide what it
is that they want to do with the
rest of their lives.
Diversions
- Lifehouse
tackles Downtown Disney
Of course, anyone who has heard
his voice and lyrics as the front
man for Lifehouse will know he’s
just joking.
- Applause
for long-missed Blur fills Wiltern
Blur: Blur returned to the States
after a four-year hiatus and finds
applause and screams from anxious
fans at the Wiltern in Los Angeles.
Even with band member Graham Coxen
missing fans did not go home disappointed.
- Matchbox
fans fill Staples
“More Than You Think You Are”
is the name of their new album.
- Turin
brakes into United States
Three years had passed and two albums
released before the English duo,
Turin Brakes, had a chance to show
a live audience here in the states
what they were made of.
Sports
- Beach
represents for Team USA
Teams: Former and current 49er
athletes and coaches of baseball
and men’s and women’s
volleyball are going on tour this
summer with national teams.
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