Originally Published April 22, 2008 What can I write that will sway your mind away from that disturbingly catchy single that is inescapable from radio stations coast to coast? Yeah, “Sexual Eruption” (or “Seduction,” depending on what you prefer to sing out loud when your car windows are rolled up) is a hit, and rightfully so.

Originally Published February 13, 2008 Sierra Quad was the site of a hostile encounter between an evangelical group preaching against homosexuality and the downfall of Americans and CSUN students who oppose their views on Tuesday. The group members, who were on a campus tour of southern California colleges and universities, were holding signs displaying their beliefs.

Originally Published March 24, 2008 William Bloom is an 81-year-old CSUN student who is in the over-60s life-long learning program, which allowed him to attend classes on campus, nearly free-of-charge, for the past 16 years. Bloom says that his continued education is for a “life-long pursuit” of knowledge.

A man of that quality, how can he be gone?” Nicole Diliza asks, fighting back the moisture that wells up in her eyes as she speaks of her husband, Kojo. The 80-degree night air that engulfs Bakersfield dries the few tears that have managed to slide past her best efforts to keep them contained on the first Sunday Nicole doesn’t get to spend with her husband.

CSUN students versed in various art disciplines are working together to develop Ford Focus commercials for a competition that pits the Center for Visual Communications against other various colleges and universities in southern California. Since its launch in August 2007, the center, 410VISCOM, has been making its headway into the design community with the help of a dedicated student staff.

What can I write that will sway your mind away from that disturbingly catchy single that is inescapable from radio stations coast to coast? Yeah, “Sexual Eruption” (or “seduction,” depending on what you prefer to sing out loud when your car windows are rolled up) is a hit, and rightfully so.

The spastic enviornment of cities often allow for that which ascends far beyond the close-minded generlization of “vandalism” to be grossly overlooked, only receiving due praise in the graffiti subculture from which it was spawned. Deviating from the norm and making people take notice requires a rare mix of zeal, talent, bravado, and a moderate thirst for destruction, countered only by the drive to create-characteristics that renegade artist Banksy has tenfold.

Members of the Senate are pushing for an increase in the GI Bill, which would provide more money to veterans who choose to pursue a college education after being discharged. The Post-9/11 Veterans Education Assistance Act would increase the amount of money veteran students receive from the U.

Eight judges from the Los Angeles Superior Courts and one member of the San Fernando Valley Bar Association came to the Grand Salon at CSUN’s University Student Union to answer attendees’ questions about legal matters during the Meet Your Judges event on Monday night.