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- We're
darn near full
Cal
State Long Beach will reach its enrollment capacity of
roughly 25,000 full-time equivalency students by fall
2002, according to budget recommendations sent to President
Robert Maxson last week.
- Students
'abusing' software program
Forty-five
of the 50 Office 2000 Pro software programs rented by
Cal State Long Beach students through University Bookstore
have not been returned.
- CSULB
reassures American Indians
Responding
to a report that Cal State Long Beach may develop student
parking and housing on land belonging to the Veterans
Affairs Medical Center, the university strongly assured
American Indian tribal representatives Monday that it
has not committed to any plans.
- Summer
enrollment steady
While
Cal State Long Beach enrollment has risen by more than
5 percent over the past year, summer session enrollment
has increased only about one-half percent over last year.
- VA
story
Responding
to a report that Cal State Long Beach may develop student
parking and housing on land belonging to the Veterans
Affairs Medical Center, the university strongly assured
American Indian tribal representatives Monday that it
has not committed to any plans.
- Grant
Cal
State Long Beach's College of Education received a three-year,
$1.29 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education.
- University
contractor arrested on felony charges
An
outside contracter who worked at Cal State Long Beach's
Special Education Clinic was arrested July 26 by University
Police on five felony charges of oral copulation and distributing
pornographic material to minors under 14 years of age,
university spokesperson Toni Beron said.
- Ahlquist:
last professor of the original 13
Looking
for Cal State Long Beach in 1949, then Los Angeles/Orange
County College, was quite a challenge. Ask anyone on the
street for directions, and the response led directly to
Long Beach City College.
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- Medical
center remains open
Long
Beach city officials should be commended for their efforts
to keep Community Medical Center up and running.
- Are
cops watching you, too?
Big
Brother was watching me from a police helicopter at 9:15
p.m. on July 16. I know this because I was issued a citation
by a police officer that had not personally witnessed
my supposed wrongdoing.
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