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CSULB
legal eagle Harvard bound
Colombia, Harvard and Notre
Dame -- these are just a few of America's upper-echelon universities. Cal
State Long Beach graduate Kathryn Gainey had the luxury to pick any one.
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Students
question purpose of teacher evaluations
You've endured three months
of listening to a teacher who can barely speak English or a teacher who
lectures about irrelevant information until the day before the test only
to then tell you what you need to memorize.
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Kris Gainey/Daily
Forty-Niner
Outstanding graduates,alumni,
faculty and staff were honored during the 2000 Alumni Awards Banquet on
Monday at the Westin Hotel in Long Beach. Holding their awards, from left
to right, are outstanding graduates Kathryn Gainey, College of Liberal
Arts; Dung-Hanh Thi Nguyen, College of Liberal Arts; and Rene Froehmer,
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Graduate,
travel, seek employment
Graduation is here, and
to those graduates who have a job lined up, or are already working in the
field of your choice, I offer my congratulations.
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Best
of senior campus voices
Campus Voice offers students
the chance to voice their opinions about current issues.The following seniors
stopped long enough to share their opinions with us.
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Forty-Niner
was my home, my prison
The newsroom has been my
home and prison for the last year. I've spent more time in the Daily Forty-Niner
offices than in my own home, including time asleep.
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