Thomas Gufrey, a chemistry lecturer at Cal State Long Beach, was recently chosen as one of America’s top-notch undergraduate professors in The Princeton Review’s “The Best 300 Professors.” In partnership with ratemyprofessors.com, The Princeton Review selected outstanding professors at 122 colleges. The selection was based on data collected from students[Read More…]
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Nonprofit housing to receive donations
A resolution supporting the Collegiate Housing and Infrastructure Act passed on its second reading during the Associated Students Inc. Senate meeting Wednesday. The legislation, represented in House of Representatives Bill 1327 and Senate Bill 705, allows donations made to nonprofit collegiate housing, such as fraternities and sororities, to be used[Read More…]
Six laundry machines replaced in Parkside Commons dorms
The company who contracts the washing and drying machines to the Cal State Long Beach Parkside Commons dorms replaced six broken washers and put stickers on each washer with instructions on proper detergent use, according to housing director Carol Roberts-Corb. Campus housing does not own the washers and dryers that[Read More…]
Department chairs may access teacher evaluations
A new policy on teacher evaluation forms will allow department chairs to have access to student comments. The Faculty Personnel Policies Council (FPPC) created this policy and presented it to the Academic Senate, where it was amended, changed and ultimately approved. “The primary change on the new policy is that[Read More…]
KBEACH general manager on leave
The general manager of KBEACH radio was placed on administrative leave on March 29, leaving the station in a scramble to regroup. John Trapper, who has been the general manager of KBEACH at Cal State Long Beach for 12 years, said there had been an ongoing dispute between himself and[Read More…]
Community arts group ¡DUENDE! hosts youth poetry competition
Social justice, activism and action were promoted at the Grand Slam Competition as seven poets competed for a chance to be a part of the 2012 Brave New Voices international slam competition. ¡DUENDE!, a community group that focuses on empowering youth through the arts, hosted the competition on Friday at[Read More…]
Call for CSU to freeze executive pay
This article corrects a quote from CSU spokesman Erik Fallis regarding the “legitimate concerns” of the Board of Trustees. In light of financial challenges the Cal State University currently faces, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson has called on the CSU to freeze any increase in executive compensation. Torlakson[Read More…]
Daily 49er staff members win regional awards for photography
Two Cal State Long Beach students won first place prizes in the Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence Award contest. Stefan Agregado, photo editor for the Daily 49er, and Steven Carcano, sports photo editor for the Daily 49er, won in the regional competition in the categories of Breaking News[Read More…]
John Haberstroh and Jonathon Bolin win in ASI run-off elections
John Haberstroh beat opponent Stephen Thomas in the race for Associated Students Inc. president by 216 votes in last week’s run-off election. There were a total of 4,102 votes for president and Haberstroh won with 52.6 percent of the vote. Haberstroh said that he was excited and ready to serve as president next semester. “We’re[Read More…]
College students may begin to list sexual orientation in apps
California state schools may begin asking students for their sexual orientation on college applications next year as part of an effort to gather information on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender services offered at University of California and California State University campuses. According to the Los Angeles Times, a private school[Read More…]