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The California Faculty Association is contending that preliminary data from the last two rounds of pay raises for Cal State University faculty were possibly tainted by system-wide gender discrimination.

Conference unites educators

The best and brightest of California's educators arrive at Cal State Long Beach on Wednesday for a national conference on strategies to improve student achievement.

Special Olympics comes to CSULB

Special Olympics Southern California will hold the 2000 Summer Games at CSULB beginning on Friday night, June 16 through Sunday, June 18. Approximately 1,400 athletes, their coaches and more than 2,000 volunteers will be participating.

CSULB proposes parking, dorms

Plans to develop student parking and housing in the area surrounding the Patient's Garden, located at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center are still in the preliminary stages, according to VA and Cal State Long Beach officials.

Editor from Ecuador visits Daily 49er

Sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, Ecuadorian newspaper editor Marco Antonio Arauz visited the Cal State Long Beach Summer Forty-Niner June 8.

Honor society inducts students

Sixteen recent Cal State Long Beach graduates have been initiated into Phi Beta Kappa, the university announced.

Health Services Center proud of its technology

The advancement in computer technology, one of the most important changes at Student Health Services at Cal State Long Beach in recent years, is finally near completion.

Dr. Maxson comes far

Cal State Long Beach President Robert Maxson has come a long way from a cotton farm close to Greensville, Miss., on which he was raised.

Service enforces draft registration

Mayfair High School senior Jerad Atherton has taken a casual approach to registering for the draft.

Campus parking, dorms not an issue

A dorm. A parking lot. Many plans for the patients' garden at the Veterans' Affairs Medical Center are being made, but Cal State Long Beach needs to face the facts.

Microsoft breakup important

Cal State Long Beach students beware. Microsoft has taken over the world and no one cares.

SOAR 2000

Cristian Vera Aleman/Summer Forty-Niner

Cal State Long Beach's Student Orientation, Advising and Registration session attracted a large number of incoming students to campus Saturday. The next SOAR session is Monday, June 19, for transfer students only.

Brainless wonders

Jellies: Phantoms of the Deep will open tomorrow at the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific.

Beach Fest rocks

Get ready for a day of sunshine, contests and live music as the largest beach event in California, Beach Fest 2000, comes to Long Beach on June 17.

Arliss TV crew modifies Pyramid into film stage

The Pyramid at Cal State Long Beach was host to a film crew on Tuesday, where an episode of "Arliss" was being taped. The crew had been working since 6 a.m. and the wrap was to come somewhere around 8 p.m., according to Dan Kaplow, the show's producer.

ARTS FAST READS

Mariachi Cobre & The University Art Museum

OPENING PICKS

SHAFT, BOYS AND GIRLS, TITAN A.E., FANTASIA 2000

Puerto Vallarta

Home of mariachi music, tequila and a rich, Mexican tradition, Puerto Vallarta is a feast for the senses.

Pole vaulter rises to Olympic challenge

For Long Beach State pole-vaulter Borya Celentano, he knew track and field was in his blood.

New head coach moves on to familiar playing field

It will not be easy to replace long time Long Beach State men's volleyball Head Coach Ray Ratelle, but former player and assistant Alan Knipe looks forward to the challenge as new head coach.

ROUNDUP

Senior Long Beach State cross country and track and field athlete Johann Appell was selected as a first team GTE/CoSIDA Academic All-American on the Men's Spring At-Large Team on Tuesday.