The ASI Recycling Center held the Kid Eco Fair, a fair to teach children about environmental stewardship. About 700 day camp kids attended the free event, which included booths from 16 wildlife and environmental organizations.
The amendment would hold states accountable for reducing education funding by withholding the state's Leveraging Education Assistance Partnership funds until the states increase education funding.
Mohammed Forouzesh won the cash award, marking his 25th year teaching at Cal State Long Beach.
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Three out of four winning commercials in Ford competition produced by CSULB groups.
The Technology Enhanced Learning program will buy more e-books to target a wider age range in order to improve literacy in the Long Beach area.
The virus, which lacks any kind of vaccine, is found in mosquitoes.
The CSU Board of Trustees warn that the proposed budget cuts will affect quality of education.
Adoption centers, not euthanization, are in the future for the feral cats.
One of CSULB’s young pre-med students has found a way to use the popular claw arcade game for charity.
A decision made by CSULB officials concerning the arrival of at least two coyotes at CSULB has spawned a protest from long-time feral cat caretakers.
Long Beach Transit is offering Cal State Long Beach students free transit access for one month.
Upward Bound at CSULB will be receiving a portion of the grant to help underprivileged youth stay in school and complete higher education.
The Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden will host its annual Origami Festival on July 13.
Wild coyotes sighted on and near campus may be feeding on the feral cats residing on campus.
CSULB associate director of the Career Development Center hopes to learn about orientation and retention practices abroad.
Many athletes and volunteers participated in the 2008 Summer Special Olympics.
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The Long Beach AIDS Foundation expects a larger turnout than previous years.
ASI wants to make sure students are informed of their actions via monthly email updates come fall of 2008.
The idea of using napkins as touch-screen computers helped get a Cal State Long Beach student top honors in Microsoft’s Next Generation PC Design Competition May 30.
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California beaches saw an 8 percent improvement in water quality in the April 2007 to March 2008 Beach Report Card, but Los Angeles County ranked the lowest for the third year in a row.
The recent fatal shark attacks in Mexico and San Diego have sparked a public desire to understand why sharks attack humans, but despite technological advances the answer is still unknown.
Pending approval from the Chancellor's Office, the sociology department will offer a new master's program in applied sociology beginning fall 2009.
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