After so much happened to the men’s basketbal team this season, some could have thought the Matadors were cursed. Head Coach Bobby Braswell, though, never agreed with that notion.

With the end of the last century, digital distribution has become somewhat of a phenomenon and music, motion pictures and video game industries have all matured in this new form of distribution.’

Amazon’s invention of the Kindle intended to continue this revolution into the realm of books.’ Originally released in 2007, Amazon’s e-book reader wasn’t the first product of its kind, but it was the first to offer a download service backed by America’s largest online book retailer.’

The May 2009 graduating class will gather at the Matador Bookstore today for GRADFEST.

Social networking Web sites have often been seen as a useless tool to occupy one’s downtime. Facebook and Myspace, being the current leading social networks, keep users in contact with their friends and family and has been used as a means to broadcast oneself for the world to see.

Social networking Web sites have hit us hard and fast, but one sticks in my mind as a great resource. Yes I said resource and not social network.

For Rachel Serrano, a senior recreation and tourism management major, the choice of going to graduate school wasn’t just about increasing her education, but job security. Hers is a concern many graduates currently share.

As the CSUN women’s basketball team prepares for their Big West Tournament first round match against UC Davis on Wednesday (12:00 p.m.), the Matadors took a moment to look at their season, analize their chances and get some recognition.

Here it is. From user gauchojd on youtube.com Description: “Down two with 6.8 seconds left and no timeouts, Gaucho freshman Will Brew Jr. dribbles the full length of the court and dishes the ball to fellow freshman James Nunnally, who takes the shot. I filmed this six rows behind our bench.” UCSB beats 49ers

CSUN Head Coach Bobby Braswell has been named the Big West Conference’s Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season today. Braswell compiled an overall record of 15-13 (11-5 in the Big West) and led the Matadors to a conference regular-season championship and the No. 1 seed in the upcoming tournament despite losing two of his top players, guards Josh Jenkins and Deon Tresvant, in the midst of the conference season. CSUN forward Tremaine Townsend was selected to the… Read more