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Student group shines light on rape in The Congo

The Feminist Organization Reclaiming Consciousness and Equality organized a screening of "The Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo". The documentary is an in-depth look at violence against women in Africa. Full story

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Our View-Domestic abuse refugees need protection

Obama administration's decision allows foreign domestic violence victims asylum. Full story

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OC band's Halloween show not so 'gay'

Local band's performance combines the best of rock and Halloween with its fun and cheeky sense of humor. Full story

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Ledoux's all-around effort vaults LBSU into 1st place

49ers' sweep over UC Davis, UC Santa Barbara loss gives 'Niners half-game lead in Big West

Sophomore outside hitter Caitlin Ledoux's defense and 15 kills on .500 hitting led the 49er women's volleyball team to a 3-0 victory Saturday night. Full story

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VIDEO: Students with the Governator

Two students and a professor meet with California's Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Full story

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Not all the photos we take make it into the newspaper. Check out our photo editor's blog to see what slipped through the cracks. Full story

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Our View-Domestic abuse refugees need protection

Obama administration’s decision allows foreign domestic violence victims asylum.

Texting: Useful communication

Modern communication not as lacking as naysayers claim.

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Student group shines light on rape in the Congo

The Feminist Organization Reclaiming Consciousness and Equality organized a screening of "The Greatest Silence: Rape in the Congo," an in-depth look at violence against women in Africa.

Student Health Services may open swine flu vaccines to more students

If doses are still available on Friday, anybody under 24 may have the option of getting vaccinated.

Some buildings on campus not easily accessible to disabled students

 The Outpost entrances are marked with disabled signs, but not accessible doors.

Professor discusses 2 sides to sex trafficking

While one group believes that any type of the trafficking violates women’s rights, another says it’s acceptable if voluntary.

Sports

Ledoux's all-around effort vaults LBSU into 1st place

Sophomore outside hitter Caitlin Ledoux's defense and 15 kills on .500 hitting led the 49er women's volleyball team to a 3-0 victory Saturday night.

Late surge lifts Cardinal past The Beach

The No. 8 Long Beach State men's water polo team fell to No. 3 Stanford Saturday afternoon at the 49er Campus Pool.

Maniacs set up camp at the Pyramid

Long Beach State student section to host sleepover as part of homecoming festivities.

Club baseball provides field of dreams

The Long Beach State Baseball club looks to gain recognition in its first year of existence.

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OC band's Halloween show not so 'gay'

Local band's performance combines the best of rock and Halloween with its fun and cheeky sense of humor.

Jace Everett

Everett shows True Blood in concert

Country artist Jace Everett pleased his fans at Alex’s Bar with songs from his new album.

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Long Beach performers express need for interdependence

Four singers sing as characters in distress in the Oct. 17 production of "Songs for a New World" at the Long Beach Performing Arts Center.