Archive | May, 2009

Get off the bandwagon, please, Lakers fans

There is something different about Los Angeles Lakers fans. Like an expensive, well-done, Beverly Hills' boob job, it's hard to tell if they are real or fake.

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Community art installation at USU

If you spend any time in the University Student Union you may have noticed the colorful, artistic mural hanging on the wall near the International and Exchange Students offices.

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Don?t panic

Last year's NBA finalists, the Los Angeles Lakers and the Boston Celtics, both gave up home court advantage after dropping their playoffs second-round opener at home Monday night.' Many people in Bean Town are probably pressing the panic button and thinking the Celtics will not get past Dwight Howard and his Orlando magic without Kevin Garnett. Meanwhile, in Los Angeles, many Lakers fans left …

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A.S. recognizes Armenian genocide

The semester's final A.S. meeting Tuesday passed an amendment to a four-year-old senate bill recognizing the Armenian genocide.

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CSUN to require declaration of intent to register

Due to the high number of eligible students, CSUN is requesting that all first-time freshmen inform the univeristy by June 15th of their intent to attend in fall 2009.

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Roll over for Asahi sushi

The origin of sushi can be traced back to the 4th century BC in Southeast Asia as a means to preserve food. In Japanese culture it was a way to eat rice and fish together. What has always been an important part of Japanese culture has become a large part of our society's cuisine.


With numerous places to order sushi around CSUN, students shouldn't have trouble going out for some fi…

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American hypocrisy rears its ugly head yet again

An Iranian American freelance journalist living in Tehran, Roxana Saberi, has been charged with espionage by Iran's Revolutionary Court.' She was arrested over two months ago and is being held in Tehran's Evin Prison.'


In response to the news of Saberi's conviction, on April 20 Sen. Byron Dorgan [D-ND] said in a congressional hearing, ''hellip;I thought it was a terrible miscar…

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Students pay only a portion of the total cost of education

' At' the start of every semester some students shell out over $1,500 in tution fees, some might pay less and others don't pay at all. However even if a student pays the full amount the state subsidy still pays twice the amount for our education.'

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The Art of Movement

Free running is the practice of navigating one's environment (typically the urban landscape) using jumps, flips and other acrobatic or street stunts

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Central American Studies students fundraise for women’s artisan group

Saturday night students from the Central American Studies (CAS) Field Work 270 class gathered at a house in the valley for some carne asada (BBQ meat), pupusas, beans, rice, fried bananas, music and ambience. Not usual for a house party, there was a $5 entrance fee.

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