Funds allocated for new classes

Students who were unsuccessful in enrolling in classes this fall may have a greater chance of enlisting in classes for spring thanks to the allocation of approximately $1.8 million. CSUN will use this money to open new classes and provide student services for the spring semester. Currently, meetings are being held to discuss how these classes will be added. One topic up for discussion is how the university will add more classes without changing the number of students currently enrolled… Read more

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Holiday fashion for women

Tis the season to celebrate the holidays in fabulous style. Office parties, holiday dinners and New Year’s Eve parties have different attire guidelines to follow. Here is a breakdown of some suggested looks for each occasion. For office looks, the first rule is to make sure you follow the proper attire policy for your job. This does not mean that you need to stick to your regular routine. Liven up your look by switching a single article for something more… Read more

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Fashionable style for men

When it comes to fashion, men can have just as much fun and variety as women. This is no different when finding the perfect holiday party outfit. The holiday season is the perfect excuse to show your festive side by adding edge and elegance to your look. Just be sure to dress accordingly to the type of party you attend as you transition between office parties, dinner parties and New Year’s Eve parties. One great thing about office parties is… Read more

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Be daring with your fashion

This season’s trends are all about being bold and daring. Runway shows brightened up with fluorescent colors and strong architectural silhouettes. The key in making any one of these looks work lies in creating a balance between the bold pieces and with something more subtle. Feathers have become very popular in the accessories department. Now they are being incorporated into dresses and other garments. When wearing feathers, less is more. Remember to keep it minimal. An example of what you… Read more

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Spotlight: One student out of 36,000

Some children grow up admiring their science teacher. Others want to grow up to be just like their history teacher. But unfortunately, not all children grow up with a figure of inspiration they can look up to within the educational system. Juan Preciado, Jr. said he grew up with little incentive from his teachers within the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD). Today he looks to make sure all students have someone they can look up to for support and… Read more

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Winter fashion must-haves

The key to looking great this season is all about being bold. Vibrant colors and daring cuts are what this winter is all about. Best of all, look runway chic without spending hundreds of dollars. Save even more by making simple pieces trendy with this season’s winter essentials. • The classic coat has adopted a colorful twist. Old Navy has a great variety of bright wool coats ranging from fuchsia to red and royal blue. They also come in fun… Read more

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Recession Living 101: Comfort reigns for CSUN fasion

Among our campus, there are three signature fashion styles for men and women. Women have a tendency of dressing casual, feminine or in layers. Men also wear the casual look. Sporty outfits and a dressier look are also popular for them. One commonality between the two is both consider the level of comfort when choosing an outfit. The casual look for women is all about keeping it simple. Colorful T-shirts and sandals are a staple for this as well as… Read more

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Students for quality education hold symbolic protest

Students gathered in front of the Oviatt Lawn yesterday with masking tape over their mouths. On the tape, phrases such as “Your Voice,” “My Voice” and “Our Voices” were written to symbolize the silence on campus against budget cuts. Students for Quality Education (SQE) organized the event which began at noon. The tape covering each of the participant’s mouths was used as a metaphor to symbolize the silence on campus. Although this was a silent protest, students were encouraged to… Read more

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Spotlight: One student out of 36,000

The inspiration to help at-risk teenagers achieve success comes from her personal struggles. Vanessa Bustamante, a Chicano studies and communication studies major, used to be a high school student that was barely getting by. Now, she is recognized for her outstanding academic achievement and still finds time to actively participate in various organizations in order to help young adults excel. Besides being the first in her family to go to college, she is on the dean’s list and a member… Read more

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