Take a risk, start a business

Rahm Emmanuel has been widely quoted as saying, “You don’t let a crisis go to waste.  It’s an opportunity to do important things that you would otherwise avoid.”  I agreewith him. With unemployment in California hovering around 12 percent, now is a good time to start a business.  The process of starting a business stimulates the economy.  There are people to hire, premises to rent and equipment to acquire.  That’s right; I suggest you think about what you are studying, look… Read more

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CSUN women’s soccer host Titans in critical Big West finale

Despite falling to third place in the Big West Conference after suffering a heartbreaking loss against Long Beach State on Sunday, CSUN remains in solid position to reach the postseason with one conference game remaining. The Matadors (10-8, 4-3 BWC) are fighting for a playoff berth, as they host sixth-place Cal State Fullerton (6-11, 3-3 BWC) in tonight’s Big West finale. The Matadors have accumulated 12 points in the conference and by losing to the Titans, the team could drop… Read more

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Production class provides insight to music industry

Music industry studies majors have the opportunity to experience what it’s like to work in a record label right here from the CSUN campus, thanks to the “Music Industry Studies/Music Production” class. Started in 1994 by Professor Joel Leach, the class functions as a student-controlled record label. Around 40 students are enrolled in this yearlong program, which consists of two parts. The students first scout out a musical artist to endorse and then spend the second semester trying to get… Read more

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CSUN On-Point 10/26/10, Part 1 of 3

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CSUN On-Point 10/26/10, Part 2 of 3

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CSUN On-Point 10/26/10, Part 3 of 3

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You decide: the case for and against Proposition 25

Yes on Proposition 25: Yuliana Miranda The time to cast votes has arrived. Among the propositions Californians will be voting on Nov. 2 is one that will help the California economy. If Proposition 25, Majority Vote for Legislature to Pass the Budget, passes, then a legislative vote of a simple majority will be required to approve the budget, instead of the current two-thirds supermajority vote. Citizens should vote “yes” on Proposition 25. Our current 66 percent vote requirement to pass the… Read more

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Alumni and former professor finds success after CSUN

There are many facets to Sol Shaolian’s life, but the one that seems to define him most is his ability to multi-task. Multi-tasking can explain how he has accomplished many of his long-list of accomplishments, including becoming a college professor, licensed hynotherapist, and owner of two successful businesses.  While some are overwhelmed when multiple goals are in their path, Shaolian seems to cheerfully invite them into his life. Although this self-described “Jack of all trades, and master of none” has… Read more

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Dressing appropriately for an interview

When going to an interview, making a good impression is very important. Not only by how you present yourself, but how you look and play the part. Needless to say, clothing plays a big role in the interview process. So get ready to play dress up. What you wear depends on what kind of interview it is and what it’s for. Keep in mind that it’s always better to be overdressed than under dressed. If you are confused as to… Read more

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