Literature speaks Tracey Roman/Daily Forty-Niner Providing a glimpse into her novel, "a girl becomes a comma like that," Cal State Long Beach part-time lecturer Lisa Glatt reads a 15-minute look into her new book. Glatt, who received the Mississippi review prize for fiction in 2003, also signed her books for attendees at the Barnes and Noble event.

 

News

• Summer offers students more course flexibility for scheduling
  With the rise in fees and questions of class availability, Cal State Long Beach students are looking for options to their worries.

• SOAR offers introduction to CSULB
  It is that time of year again, when signs for SOAR parking are found all over. campus. Freshmen and transfer students are getting ready for the fall session as the school prepares itself for the influx of students.

Opinion

• Our View: Moore's film dispels propaganda before election
  Michael Moore set out to stop President Bush from being re-elected with a documentary called "Fahrenheit 9/11", which opened at the top of the box office, grossing $23.9 million in three days. The film discusses Bush and Saudi relationships, the war on Iraq and the 9-11 terror attacks.

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