Exposed skin Jon Cook/On-line Forty-Niner Graduate student Sara Austin exhibits her works titled “Skin: The Memory of Life” at the Fine Arts Building Tuesday.

News

• CSULB athletics receives priority IRA funding
  During a time of skyrocketing fees and seemingly endless tuition hikes, more and more students are beginning to wonder exactly where their money is going.

• Dorm food supplier has less-than-tasty history
  While the food at the residential dining halls at Cal State Long Beach may exceed the quality of many local restaurants and fast-food chains -- most diners don’t consider the origin of the food on their plate.

• Morning-after pill causes controversy
  ATHENS, Ohio (U-Wire) -- In December the Food and Drug Administration voted overwhelmingly 23 to four to recommend over-the-counter approval for Plan B, or the morning after pill.

 

Opinion

• Our View: No drinking in baseball?
  Imagine a sunny Saturday afternoon at the old ballpark.

• More terrorism in U.S. inevitable
  It has been almost three full years since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and not an attack in the United States since.

• Women are wasting their voting rights
  On August 26th, 1920 the 19th Amendment was passed and women in the United States obtained the right to vote.

• Letters to the editor

 

Diversions

• Concert review: ‘Quannum’ brings its artist collective to HOB
  “Ya’ll are a good crowd, man. We’ve been to a lot of places and ya’ll are a good crowd,” said emcee Lyrics Born during his performance at the House of Blues Sunset Strip last Thursday.

• Alt band Paradigm set to rock The Beach
  When its album was released in 2002, Sacramento-based rock band Paradigm visited our campus for the first time.

 

Sports

• Dirtbag invited to represent Team USA
  It is not everyday a player receives a phone call from his coach to give him good news.