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CSUDH Welcomes Applications from LBCC Students for Spring 2010. Due to LBCC's enhanced partnership with CSU Dominguez Hills and our new Pathways to Success Memo of Understanding, CSUDH is now allowing LBCC students to apply for Spring 2010 admissions/transfer. The Transfer Centers at both campuses (LAC's A-156 and PCC's GG-100) will have a limited supply of paper applications shortly. A deadline date for the applications will be forthcoming. - LBCC to Host 5k Run/Walk for Children Today Saturday, Oct. 10. For more information, contact the LBCC Viking Volunteer Center at (562) 938-4795 or 938-3985. - The 2nd Annual Reggae Fest is set for Saturday, October 10 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the PCC. - On October 15, 2009, LBCC will be participating in The Great California ShakeOut at 10:15 a.m. - Students may apply for LBCC scholarships now through December 4. Go to scholarships.lbcc.edu - The Long Beach Nonprofit Partnership and the Viking Volunteer Resource Center will present the 6th Annual Volunteer Village on Oct. 16 in the Nordic Lounge from noon to 7 p.m.

News

Bus rider beaten unconcious

Rafael Serrato | 12:11 PM 11/19/2009

LBCC police still are looking for three unknown assailants who attacked and knocked unconscious a male student in PCC's Parking Lot 1. Reading through a police report, Lt. Julie Prior said officers were dispatched to the scene after a caller reported an assault to the PCC police office.

Sports

Five runners to compete in state championship race

Daniel Van Hoosier and Michael Simmons | 1:59 PM 11/19/2009

Despite the team's woes this season, the LBCC men's cross-country team will send three individuals to the California Community College Athletic Association Cross Country State Championships. The meet is scheduled Saturday, Nov. 19 in Woodward Park, Fresno.

City Style

FBI honors 1 of LBCC's own

FBI honors 1 of LBCC's own

Paul Ingvaldsen | 1:28 PM 11/19/2009

The nation's most prestigious law enforcement agency, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, honored Grant Boyer, LBCC administration of justice professor, by featuring his speech in its publication, "FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin", printed by the U.S. Department of Justice.

Opinion

We must find funds for disabled

We must find funds for disabled

To help the Disabled Students Programs and Services cope with massive budget cuts, we need to all fight for civil rights to be honored and respected. Three protests over the last three weeks have drawn wide attention to the plight of LBCC's most needy students.

Letters to the editor

Parking structure will be great for future students

As an LBCC student located at the LAC, I am glad for the future building of the parking structure. I currently don't drive a car, but I always hear someone complain that "there is no parking." Although the project will create many negatives, such as more problems with parking, more complaining and less space for the students, the long "couple of years" I believe, in the end, it will be worthwhile.



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