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CFA,
CSU reach formal impasse
Salary negotiations between
the union representing faculty in the Cal State University system and administrators
of the system have reached an official impasse after last week's meeting
at Cal State Dominguez Hills.
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Police
say riots unlikely
A riot of the kind that
occurred in the aftermath of the Los Angeles Lakers victory celebration
is not likely to happen at Cal State Long Beach, University Police Lt.
Stan Skipworth said.
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Belmont
rapes remain unsolved
The Belmont Shore rapist
has not been active since his March attack on a 76-year-old woman in the
College Park Estates neighborhood, according to Long Beach police, who
are continuing their investigation.
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CSULB
workshop teaches Internet job search tactics
By clicking their way around
a vast landscape of information, students can find whatever they need at
any time on the Internet, including a career.
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Canines
captivate CSULB
More than 1,700 terriers
representing 20 different breeds appeared in a dog show held by Great Western
Terrier Association of Southern California, Inc. at Cal State Long Beach
on June 23 and 24.
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Professor
honored
The Distinguished Faculty
Scholarly and Creative Activity Award was awarded to Fen Rhodes, professor
of psychology at Cal State Long Beach, for his work in HIV/AIDS prevention.
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Maxson
welcomes scholars
Freshman President's Scholars
, their families and President Robert Maxson enjoyed a reception as a part
of scholars' orientation program at the Japanese Garden Friday evening.
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Service
reports draft compliance low
Although the draft has not
been on the mind of American people for 30 years, the Selective Service
System released a report May 17 stating that 21 percent of young men in
California are not in compliance with draft registration regulations.
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Urban
run-off mars beaches
As the Independence Day
holiday approaches, many students enrolled in the Cal State Long Beach
summer session are probably hoping to spend a lazy hour or two at the beach.
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Student
Union pool not used
As spring gives way to summer
and higher temperatures force skin pores to sweat, lackadaisical poolside
inhabitants spread their towels and seek relief in the form of cool, chlorinated
waters all over the Southland.
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Seventh
Street work under new contract
Construction work on Route
22, known locally as Seventh Street, will be taken over by a newly hired
contractor.
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Lonely pool
Cristian Vera
Aleman/Summer Forty-Niner
University Student Union
swiming pool.
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Queensway
development good idea
Development plans for Queensway
Bay offer Cal State Long Beach students a new place to spend their free
time and extensive job opportunities.
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Real
reason for Fourth
The Fourth of July evokes
images of fireworks, barbecues, parades and parties where people can go
get smashed. It's a good day.
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Development
plan revives downtown LB
Driving through downtown
Long Beach one may notice the mass development near Queen-way Bay. This
project is the expansion of 300 acres of the downtown area including the
Downtown Harbor, the Long Beach Convention Center and aquarium.
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Designer
creates for future
The cover for the schedule
of classes, with its number laden, futuristic, golden spiral design is
the first cover in a long time to be so bold.
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OPENING
PICKS
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CSULB
pitcher gets US team position
Long Beach State baseball
player Bobby Crosby was selected to serve his country last week as he was
named to the U.S. national baseball team.
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