Originally Published April 29, 2008 America’s dimwitted duoare back, only this time they aren’t in search of White Castle’s delicious burgers; they find themselves incarcerated in Guantanamo Bay, the United States military prison for potential terrorists, and eventually as escaped fugitives who look to get a “lift” from the law.

The executive branch of CSUN has infringed the student’s right to vote. They have stripped the rights of students to voice their decisions, not opinions, but their decisions on a significant issue that will ultimately tax the students for more money to compensate for resources that many would disagree with.

A fraudulent email claiming to represent CSUN’s networking services was sent a couple of weeks ago to approximately 400 email accounts of students, faculty and staff. The email comprised requested that users provide their full name, address, email account login, and question and answer to their password.

A recent proposal by the Senate Executive Committee to increase student fees to cover the expenses of a variety of student resources will be determined by CSUN President Jolene Koester before the end of the semester. The Campus Quality Fee Proposal advocates for an increase in student fees by $100 per student, over a period of the next three years, which will amount to a total of over $7 million.

World renowned martial artists Jackie Chan and Jet Li joined forces for the very first time on the big screen to showcase their remarkable talents as masters of the “Forbidden Kingdom.” The epic journey of “Forbidden Kingdom” takes us to a world where mystical and enchanting forces mold the legacy of the Monkey King, a playful monkey-looking warrior who giggles at every soldier he hits, played by Jet Li.

America’s dimwitted duo are back. Only this time they aren’t in search of White Castle’s delicious burgers – this time around, they find themselves incarcerated in Guantanamo Bay, the United States military prison for potential terrorists, and eventually as escaped fugitives who look to get a “lift” from the law.

The world’s dependence on oil and alternatives to the fossil fuel was discussed last Wednesday in the Northridge Complex Center as part of the University Student Union’s “Speak Your Mind” series. Environmental activist and expert on alternative fuels, Josh Tickell, urged students to take an active stance against the world’s dependence on oil during the third lecture of the series.

CSUN graduates admitted to the California State Bar to practice law ranked first among CSU colleges. The latest by the California State Bar on membership demographics ranks CSUN ninth overall among the top 25 undergraduate colleges with graduate students as part of the California State Bar.

Deep within a jungle, tall trees shade the vast green lands and exotic animals inhabit this strange and mysterious jungle, where few dare to venture, lays a hidden trail to an ancient temple that belonged to the Mayan’s ancient civilization. Cursed and covered in vines and its victim’s remains, outsiders have entered “The Ruins.