A bit of d’eacute;j’agrave; vu took place on April fool’s day as No. 2 Pepperdine defeated the No. 3 CSUN men’s volleyball team 3-2 at the Matadome. Earlier this season, the Matadors had upended the Waves on the road 3-2 after winning the first two sets and then surviving a rally to escape with the five-set win.
A fire broke out on the second floor of University Park Apartment building 12 Wednesday at around 9:30 p.m.
‘ ‘ ‘ Artist Stan Benson’s incredible show titled ‘Works in Woods’ brings a remarkably inventive take on art. Benson capitalizes on the premise that the panel surrounding the artwork is a piece of art itself and should enhance the contemplation of the viewer.
An eclectic crowd downed their beers and cocktails in the lobby and bar of Los Angeles’ oldest venue.’ Teens, 50-year-olds, hipsters and hippies were all in a buzz for one reason, to see the Cold War Kids, an L.A.-based band that only four years ago were lighting up the university thoroughfares and bars of Cal State Fullerton.’ Now they are in the midst of a U.S. tour following the release of their second album, ‘Loyalty to Loyalty.’
It’s not too common to see a play performed in two different languages. But when a play incorporates three different languages in steady dialogue it becomes more than just a play. It becomes a unique experience. The play ‘Tamales de Puerco’ premiered on the CSUN campus this past weekend.
The Cal State Northridge softball team (23-9) dominated last weekend in their Big West Conference series opener, a 3-0 sweep against Pacific. This weekend, the Matadors have a harder test against the defending conference champions, the Long Beach State 49ers (21-14).
The Matadors baseball team has gotten off to a good start in Big West Conference play and will be looking to further that success as they travel to San Luis Obispo to face Baseball America’s No. 23-ranked Cal Poly in a three-game series this weekend.
In a two-game series, 12 Matador pitchers took the mound on Tuesday and Wednesday as the CSUN baseball team swept the UNLV Rebels (13-15) in non-conference play.
Life changes you. An unexpected event and what follows can transform a college student from a carefree spending machine to a conscious and humble human being.