Remember a time when anything was possible. When you didn’t have to think seriously about careers or money ‘-’ only what adventures the day held. Lost in the world of Never Never Land or happily ever after, as children we were free to imagine a different world.
Not too long ago I was driving on the freeway with a close male friend in the passenger’s seat.’ The conversation inevitably turned to politics and the recent election, which then quickly morphed into an argument about Hillary Clinton.
After winning the first set with ease, the No. 1 Matadors men’s volleyball team (17-2, 12-2 MPSF) struggled over the next three, but ultimately beat No. 11 UCLA, 3-1, Wednesday night at the Matadome.
With new jerseys and a new look, the Matadors women’s basketball team showed the Big West Conference why they deserved the eighth spot in its tournament, beating the fifth-seeded Aggies, 64-56, on Wednesday at the Anaheim Convention Center. CSUN advanced to the quarterfinals and face No. 3 Cal Poly today at noon.
Jose Tribaldo never liked school, skipping classes all through elementary until high school, but today, at the age of 21, he works at different schools teaching art to troubled youth.
Accusations flew as the candidates for president and vice president for Associated Students discussed issues such as campus security, school spirit and director stipends during Tuesdays debate.
Decreasing the number of uninsured Californians is a top priority for health educators at CSUN. The College of Health and Human Development at CSUN informs students about affordable health care through an outreach project called Student Health Outreach to the Uninsured Teens, Twenties and Thirty Somethings (S.H.O.U.T.). It informs students about healthcare plans that are available and what to look for based on individual needs. Dr. Wanda Carole Shepherd, part-time lecturer in’ the department of health sciences, proposed the project… Read more
A 10 percent increase and budget cuts sent some CSUN students marching while the school geared up for their 11th annual Grad Fest commencement events week.
Not many students can say this Saturday they will help more than 600,000 people in Los Angeles, but members of CSUN’s Save the Planet Club can.