Radiologist Ray’s serene X-ray room at CSUN

Originally Published February 14, 2007 So why did you become a radiologist, Ray? “Well, my name?,” he said, grinning. Raymond Solis, the radiology technologist at the Klotz Student Health Center, known by the staff as Ray, is in a league of his own. So is his X-Ray room. An average radiology lab has bulks of equipment and a bed.

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Art zine turns glossy but maintains graffiti ethos

After six years, Beautiful/Decay, an art magazine founded by Amir H. Fallah as a Kinko’s generated after-school activity, is now a profitable business. Fallah, creative editor of Beautiful/Decay, an artist and former UCLA fine-arts student founded the magazine to create a venue for emerging artist whose work, might not fit the mold of traditionally defined artists.

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Red Riding Hood gets modern, darker twist

Red is for Riding,” a play by CSUN student Marcel Hill, is an idealistic twist on the children’s story filled with modern issues involving sex, violence, betrayal and greed. The cast performed the play at the Pub in the University Student Union last Wednesday and Thursday.

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Dysfunctional U.S. system of voting needs reform

Either due to the unnaturally complicated and often overlooked electoral college, or because we simply cannot count votes, the 2000 presidential election put in office a president the majority of voters did not elect and set in motion events that have altered the course of history.

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CSU student arrested after threatening murder on Facebook

A California State University Channel Islands student who was arrested after threatening to go on a shooting spree last Thursday told the police she did not intend to hurt anyone and that her Facebook.com message warning fellow students to hide under desks was meant to be a joke.

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CSUN alumnus now serves as Beverly Hills mayor

The new mayor of Beverly Hills said his ethnicity places a heavy responsibility on his shoulders to represent Iranians in a positive light and pave the way for more Iranians to enter politics. “The main reason I ran is that I feel like opening the door,” said Jamshid (Jimmy) Delshad.

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Radiologist Ray’s serene X-ray room at CSUN

So why did you become a radiologist, Ray? “Well, my name?,” he said, grinning. Raymond Solis, the radiology technologist at the Klotz Student Health Center, known by the staff as Ray, is in a league of his own. So is his X-Ray room. An average radiology lab has bulks of equipment and a bed.

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Posters designed to promote Israel visits

The Art of Vintage Israeli Travel Posters exhibit at the Skirball Cultural Center features posters mainly produced in the 1950s and 1960s by the Israeli government and airline companies to promote travel to the then newly founded country. The painted images and photographs are infused with bright colors.

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Paris postcards

Paris Je T’aime” is a visual treat that will leave the eyes thankful for the experience. It is a series of charming tales in which 20 filmmakers unleash their Paris “for better or worst” interpretations. In the opening story by director Bruno Podalydes, a man rambles on about his sadness at not having a lover, after he has triumphantly found parking in a busy Paris street.

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