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	Vol.7, No 72, February 15, 2000
	Rain in The Pyramid again It was with great interest that I read about the "rain" in The Pyramid in the Feb. 8 issue of the Daily Forty-Niner My wife and I had attended the women's basketball game in The Pyramid last Friday, and although The Pyramid was nearly empty, it was very humid and warm. I could neither hear nor feel any of the four air-conditioner units running during the game. This is not the first time I have attended games or functions in The Pyramid, and only once do I recall feeling cool. Is it perhaps because the campus is trying to save money by not running the systems at full capacity, or maybe not running them at all? Inquiring minds want to know. -- John Powel, network support coordinator, CSULB   Reader upset by Rocker stories I found it quite interesting that there were two stories about John Rocker in the Feb. 1 issue of the Forty-Niner.    Since the staff decided to step outside of our school's news and into the realm of sports, I can't  understand why the staff chose to write about Rocker and ignore the murder charges leveled against Ray Lewis of the Baltimore Ravens. Do racist comments rank above killings?  Has crime in professional sports become so commonplace that the staff chooses to ignore it?  Or has the Daily Forty-Niner merely given into all the media hype around John Rocker? -- Nicholas Blanchard, religious studies student at Cal State Long Beach		Sandler film no parking problem   Writer leaves audience rolling with laughter   Conference encourages students   More books available   Workshop saves time for students Tighten the Net   How much does a wife cost?   LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Student dances into show business   Suicide Machines rock fans at the Roxy   Great music saves Yahoo! Tour Gauchos cool 49ers   NBA's most eccentric player returns   Dirtbags not soiled Spring 2000 ISSUES DAILY 49ER HOMEPAGE
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