Archive | April, 2009

Keep looking up

The Cal State Northridge softball team (27-17, 7-8) ended its final homestand of the season on a good note this past weekend as it swept the UC Riverside Highlanders in three-game series.

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Resurrecting human interest in ‘The Soloist’

The Soloist, starring Robert Downey Jr. as Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez and Jamie Foxx as Nathaniel Ayers, a schizophrenic homeless man residing on the rat-infested streets of Skid Row, captures a true story of human connection, second chances and the limitless power music has over changing lives.

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Alumni commemorate their college years

All across the university lawn, amidst the rows of white tents and a lively crowd, CSUN hosted the Grand Reunion, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the campus.


The event allowed past students to reconnect with former professors and classmates and held a lot of surprises for those who attended. Just as the CSUN administration planned it to be, the Grand Reunion was a great homeco…

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Annual Juried Art Exhibition is exceptionally insightful

The 2009 Annual Juried Art Student Exhibition has set itself apart from the previous years. Entering the gallery, what is most striking is, as a collective, the quality, skill and experimentation of the work created by the student body which is, for the most part, on the same level. That is to say the work goes beyond what is a mere exercise, a classroom assignment. It is an immense contrast to…

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CSUN having fun at 50

Family was the key word commonly used by many CSUN Alumni as they gathered to help celebrate CSUN's 50th' anniversary Grand Reunion this weekend.

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Braswell and Tresvant charged, trial date set

CSUN's leading basketball scorer Deon Tresvant, basketball coach Bobby Braswell's son, Jeffrey Braswell, and actor Phannuel Gbewonyo pleaded not guilty Thursday at San Fernando Superior Court to felony charges of theft. A jury trial for the three was scheduled for June 18.

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Fashion students flaunt their finest

The new crop of CSUN's fashion designers sent their work down the runway at Thursday's TRENDS fashion show, 'The World is Your Runway.'

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Bye bye, BYU

The No. 2 Matadors men's volleyball team advanced to the semifinals of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Tournament after hard-fought 3-1 win over sixth-seeded BYU Saturday at the Matadome. The victory matches CSUN up' against Pepperdine on Thursday for a spot in the MPSF Championship game.

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Notebook: Woosh? The call of the Matador

Anyone who's been to a men's volleyball game over the last few seasons might have noticed that, after winning a point, the Matadors '- both on and off the court '- come together in a circle and yell something. That something is 'woosh.'

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Letter to the President

Dear President Obama,

I am greatly disappointed, hurt and betrayed by you. When I cast my vote for you as the next president of the United States, I legitimately thought I was making the right choice. After following your campaign for almost a year, and even neglecting my girl Hillary, I was confident that you were the only person capable of moving our country in a new direction th…

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