Experts, including CSUN Career Center officials, say that to get an interview with a potential employer in this economy, one’s resume must stand out.

Students will be able to go to the Matador Bookstore and rent select textbooks during the coming Fall semester when the campus test-runs a new program meant to offset increasing tuition fees.

Instead of going to Mexico, 18 students have chosen to spend their next spring break in a less traveled foreign land further to the East.

Instead of going to Mexico, 18 students have chosen to spend their next spring break in a less traveled foreign land further to the East. Thanks to a $165,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Education, business majors have a new option in the international business program, with an emphasis on global logistics.

Students will be able to go to the Matador Bookstore and rent select textbooks during the coming Fall semester when the campus test-runs a new program meant to offset increasing tuition fees. With annual textbook costs for a full-time student ranging from $800 to $1,000, textbook rentals could save students about two-thirds of that price, said Harry Hellenbrand, provost and vice president of academic affairs.

Increasing gas prices and American motorists’ greater awareness of the environment’s fragile state have driven up sales of cars that look as though they are related to the talking vehicles in Chevron’s Techron gasoline commercials. The country’s first microcar was deemed a success before its first dealership opened in mid-January.

Memorial services were held for CSUN student George Mark Clark on Sunday, June 22 at the campus’ University Club near the Orange Grove. Doug Yule, chair of the Department of Geological Sciences, presented a master’s degree in geology posthumously to Clark’s wife Kathy and daughter Cindy during the memorial service.

When someone asks if you want a cocktail or a triple dip, hopping between a tanning booth and a UV-free spray tan booth are not the first things that come to mind, but that’s what Mimi Jensen, proprietor of A Tan for All Seasons in Northridge, said she offers her clients.

A movie about a young man who trades pot for counseling sessions may not sound as great to watch as a masked man kicking the butts of freaks and crime lords, but it is. “The Wackness,” by writer/director Jonathan Levine, is set in 1994 and takes place in New York.