VOL. LV, NO. 57

 California State University, Long Beach December 7, 2004
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Editorial Staff

Sonya Smith
Editor in Chief

Trent Loomis
Managing Editor

L'oreal Battistelli
City Editor

Kara Ogushi
Assistant City Editor

Heather Stamp
News Editor

Gerry Wachovsky
Diversions Editor

Elysse James
Opinion Editor

Michael Bower
Sports Editor

Tracey Roman
Photo Editor

Joe Cho

Jon Cook

Yulian Danusastro
Staff Photographers

Steve Padilla
Graphic Artist

Beverly Munson
General Manager

Jennie Lessel
Assistant Ad/Business Manager

Sara Watanasirisuk

Stacy Hopper
Office Assistants

Jamie Eggleston
Production Manager

Kari Schneider
Assistant Production Manager
 

 
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Event scores touchdown for charity

Christina Graham (Sigma Kappa), Marcc Joves (Theta Chi), Veronica Arbelaez (Sigma Kappa) and Matt Poland (Theta Chi) are all smiles despite the rain during the Theta Chi toy drive. Several sororities participated in the event to support Toys for Tots. Click on the link below for the whole story. David Whisler

News

  • Event scores touchdown for charity
    Despite unrelenting rain and a temperature of only 50-degrees, several sororities came out in force on Sunday morning to compete in the first ever Holiday Bowl to benefit Toys for Tots.
  • Cosmetic line focuses on Hispanic skin
    The beauty industry is always looking to the future, changing along with the fashion industry. With this change came Zalia, a cosmetic line designed for Latinas, which launched new locations this November in time for the holidays.

Opinion

  • Our View: Coral reefs fight back against bleaching
    The global warming that is changing the environment and weather has not dampened the spirits of the coral reefs. Around 24 percent of the coral reefs in the world are at risk of being annihilated by human activities, according to the Status of Coral Reefs of the World 2004, but many of these reefs are showing immense strength fighting negative effects of global warming.
  • L.B. red light cameras unnecessary expense
    Red light cameras have been prominent on the corners of Long Beach since the late 90s, but many of these cameras have been turned off since August pending the renewal of a contract with Nestor Traffic Systems, the company providing the recording system.
  • Iran supports terrorists? Say it ain't so!
    What do training for Iranian suicide attacks against United States troops, suicide attacks against Israelis and assassinating British author Salman Rushdie all have in common? Give up?

Diversions

  • Woodie Awards recognize bands in the college music scene
    MTV U kicked off this winter with the first annual Woodie Awards, which recognize up-and-coming artists in the music scene. Determined entirely by the college audience, this awards show recognizes artists and music that have made an impact on the college scene.

Sports

  • Schultz scores four goals, 49ers topple Palmer
    The Long Beach State ice hockey team had four players contribute multiple-goal games over the weekend, including a four-goal game by senior forward Matt Schultz to defeat Palmer College Friday and Saturday night.


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