The Associated Students Judicial Court announced that elections won’t be held again for two at-large senatorial positions despite complaints and appeals after a closed session meeting on Monday evening at the A.S. Central Office. Members of the judicial court said it’d needlessly exhaust A.
Following the trend catapulted by the Beatles’ White Album, and resurrected with Jay-Z’s Black Album, the Hives’ recently released “The Black and White Album” is anything but grey. No two songs sound alike, as this garage-rock band compiles the sounds of various types of music to create their own unique sound in their fourth album.
In honor of Transgender Remembrance Day, the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Alliance (LGBTA), revealed the issues that LGBT students face during a discussion held Nov. 20, in the University Student Union’s Flintridge Room. Transgender Remembrance Day is a day to remember transgender people who’ve been hurt or killed due to hate crimes and was established about 17 years ago when Gwen Arroyo was murdered in the North Bay because of her refusal to conform to gender rules.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. held its fourth annual “Hollywood Nights” Fashion Show Extravaganza at the University Student Union’s Northridge Center last Thursday. The show’s theme was “Jungle Fever.” Students, friends and family of participants purchased $7 pre-sale tickets or paid $10 at the door, filling the ground floor of the center to capacity.
When I was young, I was always surrounded by people who looked like me; black people. My family is black. I attended a black church. And most of my neighbors were black.
People from various racial backgrounds and ages held signs and chanted last Saturday in downtown Los Angeles that they wanted an end to the ongoing war in Iraq. Hundreds of people marched for two hours, having started on the corner of Broadway Street and Olympic Boulevard and concluding the march at the downtown Federal Building at 300 N.
Representatives from student groups sat in the lobby of the Associated Students Headquarters on Monday, waiting to be called in front of the Finance Committee to request funding for their organizations. CSUN’s chapter of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars anticipated a cost of $1,800 for the Hunger Banquet that members are planning to have on Nov.
The Associated Students Finance Committee voted to approve funding for several clubs and organizations during the Finance Committee meeting Monday afternoon. Representatives from various student groups were given a chance to meet with the committee face to face, after submitting a request for an annual budget, supplemental funding, or to change the purpose of previously allocated funds.
Muslim Student Association members celebrated the end of a day of fasting with a banquet at the University Student Union’s Northridge Center last Thursday after raising $1,500 to help feed people in need. Many Muslim students have been fasting every day since Sept.