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Professor injured during the March 4 protest speaks

Professor injured during the March 4 protest speaks

On the morning of March 4, Professor Karren Baird-Olson was teaching one of her American Indian Studies classes and gave students a choice to join in on the “Day of Action.” “I had learned through advertising that a demonstration was going to take place throughout the day,” Olson said. Olson then walked and stood in front of [...]

A.S. responds to criticism of inaction of the March 4 protest

A.S. responds to criticism of inaction of the March 4 protest

Students and faculty discussed the March 4 walk out during Associated Students open forum, which prompted the student government to voice their opinions on the protests. “It’s important to raise an awareness, shout, and then sit at the table and talk,” said Conor Lansdale, A.S. vice president. What we’ve lost as a society is tolerance, Lansdale said. “I [...]

Exhibiting methods of sustainability at the Oviatt Library

Exhibiting methods of sustainability at the Oviatt Library

The Oviatt Library is hosting a sustainability exhibit in the main lobby until April 1. Sustainability is the “development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations,” according to the Brundtland Report organized by United Nations in 1987. The exhibit features posters, models and displays that show what CSUN groups are [...]

UCLA professor to speak to CSUN students about her new research

March 09, 2010

UCLA Graduate School professor Linda Sax will be speaking in the Flintridge room March 15 to discuss her newest research book, “The Gender Gap in College.” Sax, who is the faculty director of the UCLA graduate school of education and information studies, specializes in the study and research of the gender gaps and differences in higher [...]

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Letter to the editor: Mar. 10, 2010

March 09, 2010

In response to Lisa Squier’s letter published Mar. 9: Lisa Squier: I am proud to be an active participant in the walkout.  My participation included classroom interruptions and blocking traffic by sitting in the street. I am also dismayed you didn’t mention the horrendous police brutality perpetrated against unarmed peaceful protesters, including myself, several women who were pushed [...]

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The offensive ladies’ lavatory at CSUN

The offensive ladies’ lavatory at CSUN

March 09, 2010

I have something to say; it has been on my mind for two and a half years and I have to get it off my chest: Ladies, you are slobs. Yes, I said it. Girls, you can be gross. What hurts the most is that you messy gals are more than likely among my own people: [...]

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The battles and journey to happiness

March 09, 2010

Student-parents at CSUN, Motivation to keep pressing on through the college journey can be hard to find.  Sometimes I feel as if my body has been filled with so much caffeine that I personally could keep a Starbucks in business.  But, I do see the end approaching and one of the most important things I try [...]

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A sick child: Go to class or stay home

March 09, 2010

Having a sick child is never easy for a parent. But what’s even harder is making the decision to miss school or stay home. Of course as parents we want to stay home and care for our sick child but in the back of our mind we think about the mounds of work we will [...]

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CSUN baseball drops three against UCONN

March 08, 2010

Coming off a pair of walk-off wins against Pepperdine last week, the Matadors welcomed the Connecticut Huskies to Matador Field for a four game series. The Huskies made their first trip in school history to CSUN. The Matadors meanwhile we’re putting their three-game winning streak on the line. The Matadors (5-5) fell behind early in Friday’s [...]

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Green changes on campus

March 08, 2010

Dressed in a tie-dyed T-shirt, junior Abraham Arce, 22, a creative writing major, hides out from the rain in the Freudian Sip. Today was a disappointment; they were out of his usual order of hot chocolate and a chocolate croissant.  So he had to settle for the chocolate-chip muffin and hot chocolate. As he waited for his [...]

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CSUN Hockey looks to shine at Nationals

March 08, 2010

The Cal State Northridge hockey team is looking to have its own miracle on ice, as the Matadors head to the American Collegiate Hockey Association (ACHA) Division III National Tournament for the first time in the club’s 39 years of existence, this Wednesday in Fort Myers, Fla. While CSUN has a few nationally ranked athletic programs, [...]

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CSUN’s wireless network upgrade

March 08, 2010

Information Technology (IT) is upgrading the CSUN wireless network to improve internet connection on campus. The Wireless Enhancement Project began in June 2009 and consists of replacing wireless access points with newer equipment in most campus buildings and installing new access points to enhance wireless connectivity throughout the campus including outdoor wireless access points, said Hilary [...]

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