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CSU trustees to ask state for $884M

Board unanimously approves proposal, which will seek an increase from $2.3 billion to $3.2 billion for 2010-11 budget. Full story

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Our View-Hunger becomes national security issue

USDA reports 49 million U.S. households suffering food shortages. Full story

Eduardo Perez exhibits his design of the Anasazi Live Work Laboratory..

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Art for the Past, Present and Future

The design faculty showed off their pieces of art at the Design Department Gallery this week Full story

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Big West celebration

Back-to-back: 49ers claim Big West crown

LBSU secures 23rd consecutive NCAA Tournament bid in five-set marathon between conference co-leaders

Fifth-year senior Naomi Washington delivered the final two kills to set off a celebration at the Walter Pyramid on Saturday night. Full story

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Daily 49er 60th Anniversary

Celebrate 60 years of history with the Daily 49er. Full story

Opinion & Editorial

Our View-Hunger becomes national security issue

USDA reports 49 million U.S. households suffering food shortages

Unwed S. Korean mothers fight back

Family and cultural stigmatism present problems for out of wedlock births

M. Night Shyamalan; worst producer in Hollywood’s history

M. Night Shyamalan is hitting theaters again.

Our View-War comes natural; peace takes practice

Event to feature activist Tom Hayden, music, poetry and anti-war messages

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Investment banker examines financial meltdown

Bestselling author and investigative journalist William Cohan gave an insider’s look at the world’s current financial crisis at Cal State Long Beach’s third annual Distinguished Speakers Series in the Carpenter Performing Arts Center Wednesday.

Library to stay open all hours of finals week

The finals week hours may be kept beyond this semester if usage is high.

CSU trustees to ask state for $884M

Board unanimously approves proposal, which will seek an increase from $2.3 billion to $3.2 billion for 2010-11 budget

Protestors take stand for their courses

 CSU students from throughout the state rallied outside of the board of trustees meeting.

Journalist, cyclist pedals to campus

Jeff Mapes will discuss his new book in one of the nation’s most bike-friendly cities.

Sports

Back-to-back: 49ers claim Big West crown

Fifth-year senior Naomi Washington delivered the final two kills to set off a celebration at the Walter Pyramid on Saturday night.

'Niner Notes: Nov. 19-21

The Long Beach State men's basketball team pulled away late to defeat Green Bay, 81-69.

MORENO: Loss to Notre Dame provides lessons moving forward

Assistant sports editor Matt Moreno views the 49er men's basketball team's loss to Notre Dame as a crucial learning experience as LBSU navigates its tough nonconference slate.

Tucker Talks: You play to win the game!

Tim Lincecum's second consecutive Cy Young award proves wins aren't everything.

Sims balances basketball, classwork

Senior guard and Rhodes Scholar Lauren Sims is positioning herself for life after her playing days are over.

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Art for the Past, Present and Future

 The design faculty showed off their pieces of art at the Design Department Gallery this week

Requiem and Other Dances: Ballet at The Beach

Jacqulyn Buglisi will be hosting a ballet on Nov. 18 inspired by the collapse of the World Trade Center.

 

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Munching on Words with Mark DiPiazza

 Mark DiPiazza talks about his business with the Daily 49er.

The Book of Walla

Conflicts with holy war in paperback

M. Ram Krishn’s new novel brings a greater understanding to religious violence around the world.

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Heart-to-heart dating show

 Students from different majors mix it up on dating show

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Amazing performances with 'broken' subplots

Pedro Almodóvar's brilliant work is slightly muddled with "ideas that fall short." But the actor's performances shine through.