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‘He plays hard for that Long Beach name across his chest’
We appreciate him now, but we risk forgetting senior outfielder Calvin Estrada’s contribution to the Dirtbags’ identity.We appreciate him now, but we risk forgetting senior outfielder Calvin Estrada’s contribution to the Dirtbags’ identity.
For the first time in my life, I do not have a plan
How working multiple temp jobs during the pandemic has been a detour on the way to my dream job.
Drinks and dining in Anaheim
For any graduates and their families looking to celebrate near Angel Stadium, here are the Daily Forty-Niner’s suggestions of places to go after the ceremonies.
Behind the scenes: ‘A commencement like no other’
Graduation at Angel Stadium is the eighth iteration of ceremony planning since spring 2020. The commencement team had nine weeks to do nine months’ worth of work to make it happen.
‘It was the best of times, it was the worst of times’
Editor in chief Madalyn Amato looks back at her senior year.
Long Beach State softball drops first game of 2021 NCAA Tournament
Softball’s offense went cold against No. 2 UCLA, losing by mercy rule for the second time this season.
Long Beach State softball wins Big West Championship
A weekend sweep of rival CSUF brings the Big West title back to Long Beach for the first time since 2014.
CSULB students report feelings of declining mental health amid the coronavirus pandemic
After a year of lockdowns, Zoom classes and more, students share their experiences navigating mental health.
IN PHOTOS: Students’ decorated caps celebrate family and next steps
CSULB students share photos of their decorated caps with the Daily Forty-Niner, complete with quotes, humor and lots of color to celebrate their success visually.