Encouraging culture one customer at a time

Originally Published November 26, 2007 In Lake View Terrace, at the very north of the San Fernando Valley, not 200 feet from the 210 freeway, there is a mini-mall with a liquor store, two equestrian supply stores and a small, non-profit bookstore and Internet caf’eacute; named Tia Chucha’s Centro Cultural.

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Encouraging culture one customer at a time

In Lake View Terrace, at the very north of the San Fernando Valley, not 200 feet from the 210 freeway, there is a mini-mall with a liquor store, two equestrian supply stores and a small, non-profit bookstore and Internet caf’eacute; named Tia Chucha’s Centro Cultural.

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New Mario game offers same great gameplay

I’ve always been a fan of replaying and remaking old games. Things like Square-Enix’s remake of Final Fanatsy III really excite me because I don’t think anyone would contend that very many games are perfect just the way they are. Almost any game could use an update.

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Half-Life series introduces Orange Box

If you own a PC or an Xbox 360 and enjoy playing video games on them, you owe it yourself to go out and buy the Orange Box, the latest installment in the Half-Life series. Because it’s really five games in one, it’s one of the best deals you will find all year.

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Throw out that air guitar and get your rock on ‘Guitar Hero III’

Like many of my peers, I like to rock. Classic rock, heavy metal, death metal, pop, I just love rock. Unfortunately, I’m too lazy to practice enough to actually play an instrument; it’s just too much practice for me. Enter Guitar Hero, the video game that lets you play guitar and be a rock star, if only for a little while.

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Daily Sundial’s editor-in-chief introduces a new semester

The beginning of another semester brings the beginning of another staff of the Sundial. Yet, even with the change in editorial line up, the Sundial you know and love will remain just as it was before: a solid mix of hard news, photography, feature stories, opinions, and arts and entertainment.

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The perks of being an A.S. president

Originally Published February 1, 2007 With Associated Students elections coming up soon, possibly as early as the end of March, some students are probably thinking about filing the paperwork to run for office. There are many offices to run for, from senator to director of finance, but the office I would recommend running for most is that of president.

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Not all candidates covered by media equally

Every four years, a lot of people run for president of the United States. This election cycle there are eight Democrat candidates and 11 Republican candidates. Of course, pretty much everyone who pays attention to the news will know of the major contenders like Barack Obama, Rudy Giuliani, Hillary Clinton, and John McCain, all candidates who grab fistfuls of dollars and headlines.

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Reggaeton in Spanish works even without comprehension

I readily admit that I am a rather unusual person to be listening to hip-hop, let alone Spanish-language alternative-reggaeton from Puerto Rico. I knew when I bought this record that I probably wouldn’t understand very much of the Spanish, but as I popped the new Calle 13 record “Residente o Visitante,” released on April 24, into my CD player, I found my head bouncing to the beat in a way usually reserved for Outkast and Nujabes, two of the few hip-hop acts I really like.

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