|
|
 |
| . |
 |
|
|
|
 |
Brian
Brannon/Summer On-line
Forty-Niner
Professional skateboarder
Craig Johnson performs
an invert during the
Grand Masters event
Saturday at the Philips
Fusion Soul Bowl near
the Huntington Beach
pier.
|
| |
|
News
- CSU
funding cut by $533 million
Gov. Gray Davis signed California's
budget Saturday, more than a month
after the Constitutional deadline
of July 1.
- CSULB
auto theft lower than Long Beach
city rate
About 50 cars are stolen each
year from parking lots and streets
around Cal State Long Beach according
to University Police
statistics released in June.
- Red
Cross, CSULB host summer safety
camp
Over the last three weeks, elementary
school children from the greater
Long Beach area have been learning
about safety by
participating in the Red Cross
Summer Safety Camp being held
at Cal State Long Beach this summer.
- Crime
Log
- New
health care director comes prepared
After a nationwide search and
several months of following a
rigid hiring process to find the
right candidate for the position
of directorof the Health Care
Administration Program at Cal
State Long Beach, the selecting
committee has picked the perfect
"jock." Not asports
jock, but a "quant jock."
- National
program promotes social, academic
growth
High school students are experiencing
all Cal State Long Beach has to
offer by living in the dorms this
summer as part of the
Upward Bound program.
Diversions
- Dog
Days displays art of CSULB grads
More than 150 people crammed into
opening night of the Dog Days art
exhibit in Chinatown Saturday to
see the work of recent
masters of fine arts graduates from
Cal State Long Beach.
- The
James Bond legacy: shaken, not stirred
By now, everyone who is into pop
culture knows about James Bond,
the international spy who is licensed
to kill and a renowned
ladies man.
Sports
- The
Golden Era of skateboarding
The Golden Era of skateboarding
was revisited Saturday at the
Philips Fusion Soul Bowl Grand
Masters near the
Huntington Beach pier.
|
|
|
 |
|
|
|
| |
|
