President Obama moves Social Security reform out of deficit reduction plan

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Social Security reform will not be included in President Obama’s proposal to cut the national deficit by $3 trillion over the next decade, the White House confirmed last week. Obama, who had previously proposed a $250 one-time payment to seniors through the Recovery Act to strengthen Social Security, said in a speech on Sept. 19 his plan to reduce national debt will focus on taxing high-income earners and corporations. Those who first received Social Security benefited most from the program… Read more

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FABULOUS! Fashion Exhibit at FIDM Museum in Los Angeles

By designer Gianni Versace, Men's and Women's ensembles, c. 1994  Courtesy of FIDM Museum and Library.

Chanel, Gianni Versace and Alexander McQueen are just a few of the designers featured at the “FABULOUS!: 10 Years of FIDM Museum Acquisitions, 2000-2010” at the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (FIDM) Museum and Galleries in downtown Los Angeles. Showcasing over 200 years of fashion, anyone with a thirst for style or appreciation of the art will bare witness to the iconic wardrobe pieces dating back to the 1800s. “These are really, really rare objects and they are not… Read more

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Meet the Firms will bring together students and information system firms

Meet the Firms will bring together students, about 50 public and private accounting and IS firms, Thursday at the Odyssey Restaurant in Granada Hills at 9 p.m. Meet the Firms is the accounting and information systems department premiere recruiting event, held twice a year during the fall and spring semesters, according to the event website. Providing the 12,000 students enrolled in the department to gain insight and network with real professionals in the accounting and IS fields. Students are encouraged… Read more

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Higher education officials meet to deal with California’s struggling economy and lack of state funding

Higher education officials brainstormed ways to deal with California’s funding crisis and the future relationship between strapped schools and the state’s economy. Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom led the work group last week and focused on the derailing public school systems, which are facing their lowest level of state funding in 12 years. “The purpose of bringing this group together, in particular, is to bring labor issues to the table with a leadership system across the university spectrum, not just CSU’s… Read more

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CSUN alumnus founds pop-punk label Hopeless Records

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B.o.B, The Cataracs and Dev headline Big Show 11

The upcoming Big Show 11 will feature performing artists B.o.B, The Cataracs and Dev on Oct. 1 in front of the Oviatt Library. Audience attendance is expected to increased from last year’s approximately 9,000 people to 12,000 people for this year’s Big Show, said Dinia Sepulveda, assistant to the executive director of A.S. who is in charge of volunteers for the Big Show. A.S. has put together a large number of volunteers and staff to monitor this event. “Right now,… Read more

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CSUN Scores High in Diversity Rankings

CSUN’s communications department ranked eighth in the nation, out of the top 100 schools that awarded bachelor’s degrees to minority students in communications by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education magazine on Aug. 4. The Mike Curb College of Arts, Media and Communication has a strong Latino population and provides a Spanish news outlet with El Nuevo Sol. “I think one of the things unique about broadcast journalism is that our assignments were often a reflection of our own interests,” said… Read more

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CSUN sees dramatic increase in bike thefts over last year

Collen Joyce, 20, CTVA major, locks her bike in front of Manzanita Hall. Collen says she is not worried about her bike getting stolen, but is worried about someone stealing her seat. Photo Credit: Andres Aguila / Daily Sundial

Bicycle thefts on campus have jumped nearly 80 percent since last year, according to CSUN police crime reports. From Jan. 1 to Sept. 20, 82 bicycles have been stolen on campus compared to 46 in the same period the year before. “It’s a tough problem, but not an unusual problem,” said Anne P. Galvin, chief of police. “It’s probably one of the most common campus crimes that there is.” Twelve of the bikes stolen so far this year have been… Read more

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W-Vball: Confident Matadors open Big West play at UC Riverside

Matador fans cheer on CSUN's No. 4 Mariah Counts during her serve against the BYU Cougars on Saturday. Simon Gambaryan / Daily Sundial

The Cal State Northridge women’s volleyball team will put its respectable 6-6 non-conference record behind as it starts Big West Conference play Saturday night at UC Riverside. The Big West is arguably the second toughest conference in the west coast, behind the  Pac-12. Having battled teams from that league as part of their non-conference schedule will benefit the Matadors in conference play, CSUN head coach Jeff Stork said. “We played three Pac-12 teams (Utah State, USC, and UCLA) in our… Read more

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