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Editorial Staff
Jamie
Rowe
Editor in Chief
Katie Plourd
Managing Editor
Sean
Cocca
News Editor
Mellani
Lubuag
Asst. News Editor
Starr T. Balmer
City Editor
Joe Serna
Amber
Muranaka
Asst.
City Editors
Brigid
McGuire
Diversions Editor
Magnolia
Howell
Asst. Diversions Editor
Bradley
Zint
Opinion Editor
Lauren
Williams
Asst. Opinion Editor
Kim
Oswell
Sports Editor
Kyle
Cavaness
Asst. Sports Editor
Krystle
Ralston
Calendar Editor
Tracy
Roman
Photo Editor
Erika Jones
Chief Photographer
Rachel Furlong
Jennifer Frehn
David
Whisler
Copy Editors
Beverly
Munson
General Manager
Jennie
Lessel
Assistant to the General Manager
Jovanna
Rosado
Advertising
Representative
Sara
Watanasirisuk
Gynneth Harper
Daisy Cisneros
Stacy
Hopper
Office Assistants
Jamie
Eggleston
Production Manager
Sara Watanasirisuk
Sarah Leavitt
Production Assistants
Gia Marie Trovela
Web Assistant
Lin Jay Wang
Blake Rector
Kristina
Price
Circulation Staff
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Protest
Continued
Walkout • Despite
the rainy weather and lock-downs
at local schools, Long Beach high
school students continue to protest
the H.R. 4437 Tuesday at Cesar Chavez
Park for the second day in a row.
Tracey Roman / Online Forty-Niner
News
- SAT
errors have little effect at
CSULB
Approximately
4,000 high school students nationwide
were given erroneous scores after
taking the SAT reasoning test, according
to the Los Angeles Times; however,
providing incorrect SAT scores did
not seem to affect admissions at
Cal Sate
Long Beach.
- Art
promotes peace, shows dangers
of nuclear arms
An
exhibit featuring photographs
from the bombings of Hiroshima
and Nagasaki will be on display
in Design Gallery 101 until
Thursday.
- Student
chosen for scholarly internship
A Cal
State Long Beach junior communications
major has been selected
to participate in the National
Society of Collegiate Scholars’ (NSCS)
Distinguished Scholars Program
(DSP).
- Nov.
initiative calls for new tobacco
tax
The
American Cancer Society (ACS)
is gathering signatures to
place a proposition on the
November ballot in California
that would levy a new tax on
tobacco. ACS expects this new
tax will help encourage people
to stop or cut back on smoking
because of the added cost to
purchase tobacco products.
- Our
View: Go out and vote, vote (this
means you)
Today is your
last day to vote, Cal State Long
Beach. We urge you to do so to
make your mark at
The Beach for our student government. We know in the hustle and bustle of
midterms, term papers and finding parking
spaces, to many, voting here at school may seem distant and useless.
- Rallies,
riots, ruckus proponents for
societal change
We live in
a time where controversial issues
frontload our public agenda.
The United States’ seemingly
endless presence in Iraq continues,
debates on civil rights issues like
gay marriage and abortion are brought
up repetitively and it seems as though
every other week some senator or
public official is calling for the
impeachment of President George W.
Bush.
- ‘Da
Vinci Code’ controversy
about work of fiction
In case you’ve been living under a rock for the past three years, Dan Brown’s
thriller, “The Da Vinci Code,” has become one of the most popular
books of all time since its debut in 2003. Other best-selling authors like Ann
Rice and James Patterson focus on similar themes (secret cover-ups, good vs.
evil, murder) as Brown, but his novel has created
a storm of controversy.
- Metal
music stereotypes incorrect
unfounded
There is a mystery that surrounds
hard rock.
- Illegals
actually criminals
The March 28 Our
View titled “Immigration reforms in right direction,” says
the tax burden put upon Americans by
illegal immigration “is only a testament to the importance of creating
lasting and humane legislation that addresses this issue."
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