CSUN graduate dies in his sleep from an enlarged heart

On Father’s Day, Jourdan Van Zeebroeck and his family sat around the table and celebrated the holiday by eating dinner together, one that Jourdan helped prepare. Little did the family know it would be the last time Jourdan would join them. Jourdan Van Zeebroeck, recent CSUN graduate, died at the age of 23 o…

CSUN graduate dies in his sleep from an enlarged heart CSUN graduate dies in his sleep from an enlarged heart

Emotional California Faculty Association meeting brings reality of budget cuts to light

Tensions spilled out from the Noski Auditorium June 25 at a California Faculty Association meeting as CSUN faculty from various departments voiced their opinions about voting for layoffs or furloughs. CFA board members refused to vote at a meeting on June 23 for either option. “Because we have not been give…

Emotional California Faculty Association meeting brings reality of budget cuts to light Emotional California Faculty Association meeting brings reality of budget cuts to light

Oviatt Library holds books, study areas and expert librarians to assist in learning

It is right smack in the middle of campus and its large pillars and multiple floors gives those walking by a sense of curiosity and awe. “When I first saw the building it reminded me of the White House and it just looked important,” said incoming freshman Arie Thompson. The Oviatt Library is a place all s…

Oviatt Library holds books, study areas and expert librarians to assist in learning Oviatt Library holds books, study areas and expert librarians to assist in learning
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Deaf and hearing worlds combine in the CSUN deaf studies program

CSUN is one of only two institutions in the country that offers an undergraduate program in the area of Deaf Studies.  The program focuses on the study of human beings from all regards including both the hearing and the deaf.  The program at CSUN …

Wave of violence does not faze local churches

Wave Of Violence Affects Churches on Dipity. Members at a local church in Northridge said they’re not worried about potential violence at their congregation. Despite the string of church shootings since 2003, and an even more staggering increase …

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CSUN athletics looks to improve during the new year

The CSUN athletic program will look to build on the success of the 2008-09 school year, when the Matadors entered the national spotlight. Most notably, the Men’s Basketball team gained national exposure by winning the Big West Conference Tournament…

Men’s volleyball continuing hard work during off season

Just because the CSUN volleyball season officially ended last month does not mean that the players are taking it easy. Opposite hitter and fourth year player, Theo Edwards, works out four times a week at the student-athlete gym facility on campus. …

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Michael Jackson’s record sales soar after the singer’s death

“After the first death, there is no other” –Dylan Thomas The day the news broke that Michael Jackson had passed away, hundreds of fans ran to where his body lay at UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles.  In a matter of time, President Barack Obam…

Students remember Michael Jackson as a musical genius, legend

Michael Jackson. Say this name anywhere in the world and people know whom you are talking about. That says a lot. Michael Jackson was pronounced dead at 50 years old on June 25, 2009 and his death has impacted people all around the globe including C…

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Grants are the most sought after financial aid, but loans can help too

As I flip through the business section of the newspaper, I constantly come across headlines of corporations asking for government bailout, banks asking for government bailout and most recently, the state of California asking for bailout. It makes me …

Staff Editorial: Education after graduation

Graduation may signify the culmination of a student’s academic career, but learning does not end with a diploma or cap and gown. Education becomes a choice. Learning moves out of the classroom into daily life, and professors are replaced by friends…

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Most difficult times ahead for Iranian women

Iranian women face greatest instability within the last 30 years, as hard-liner President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad gets closer to serving his second term despite allegations of a deceitful election that sparked the most massive uprising since the 1979 Ir…

An attempt to muffle the voice of democracy…

As opposition candidate, Mir Hossein Mousavi twitters, “Allahu Akbar was heard louder than all the previous nights,” Iranian authorities and their hooligan Basijis, crack down on houses in which people chant “Allah O Akbar,” God is great, on …

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Where to: let out your inner geek

View Let Your Inner Geek Out in a larger map Just 15 years ago having a collection of comic books, playing with action figures, and spending hours on a video game would have labeled someone a geek, an outsider. Nowadays, you see rappers putting their…

Where to: relax around CSUN

Finding a place to relax around CSUN is so simple. With the San Fernando Valley heat fixed onto CSUN, some want to spend their time on campus in comfortable outdoor and indoor environments. I have found some places students will love to relax at. In…

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