Students unite Jon Cook/On-line Forty-Niner CSULB students and faculty take part in Thursday’s walkout protesting CSU budget cuts.

 

News

• Professor chosen as Kerry delegate
  Rajen Anand, professor of physiology in the department of biological sciences, has been elected a John Kerry delegate and will be attending the 2004 Democratic National Convention at the Fleet Center in Boston from July 26 through 29.

• Students may use evaluations to punish professors
  Throughout the spring semester, students have been judged based on how well they take quizzes, write essays and participate in class discussions.

• Graduate student awarded social work scholarship
  First-year graduate student in social work, Jacqueline Apuzzo, was awarded a 2004 Social Work Scholarship by the National Association of Social Workers, Region I chapter of California.

 

Opinion

• Our View: Reform so-called debates
  Every four years, a groaning American public is bombarded with an unconscionable number of political advertisements.

• Extremely disturbing makeovers
  The new trend in television today seems to be men and women striving for perfection.

• Letter to the editor

• Collegians get older, wiser and fatter
  Have you ever noticed that women are always talking about, stressed over, or working on their weight? I have.

 

Diversions

• Renaissance is a faire to remember
  Lords and ladies, knights and swains, hear ye, hear ye, hear ye!

 

Sports

• Championship slips past 49ers
  On-line Forty-Niner The NCAA couldn’t have hoped for a bigger bout in the 2004 National Collegiate Men’s Volleyball Championship, pitting two bitter Mountain Pacific Sports Federation rivals against one another for the fourth time this season.