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Wait?ll fanboys get a load of ?Dark Knight?

DANIEL ANTOLIN • July 7, 2008

Six minutes of a highly anticipated summer blockbuster played before IMAX screenings of 2007's 'I am Legend.' The six minutes showed thugs in clown masks robbing a mob-owned bank.

Fanboy saves Gotham City from Hollywood

DANIEL ANTOLIN • July 7, 2008

A 31-year-old Houston man left a movie theater more than 10 years ago disillusioned. The movie had not yet finished, but the injustice he witnessed was too much to bear. Batman and Robin were wearing rubber nipples.

Fanboy saves Gotham City from Hollywood

DANIEL ANTOLIN • July 4, 2008

A 31-year-old Houston man left a movie theater more than 10 years ago disillusioned. The movie had not yet finished, but the injustice he witnessed was too much to bear. Batman and Robin were wearing rubber nipples. Bill Ramey looked at the silver screen as Batman used politically correct terms, carried a credit card in his utility belt and, if that was not enough, he was smiling.

Wait’ll fanboys get a load of ‘Dark Knight’

DANIEL ANTOLIN • July 4, 2008

Six minutes of a highly anticipated summer blockbuster played before IMAX screenings of 2007's "I am Legend" The six minutes showed thugs in clown masks robbing a mob-owned bank. As soon as one thug serves his role in the heist, another thug guns him down, and so on.

A.S., clubs to discuss intercultural council tomorrow

DANIEL ANTOLIN • June 19, 2008

Associated Students President Adam Salgado will talk with cultural club representatives at a meeting Friday about his proposal to form a council that would allow them to deliberate on how to split up funding they receive from Cal State Northridge's student government.

Campus clubs clamor for extra funds

DANIEL ANTOLIN • June 19, 2008

Club delegates were waiting outside of a conference room in the University Student Union's Sol Center last Wednesday to ask the Associated Students Finance Committee for a share of the extra $67,000 that Cal State Northridge received from enrollment fees. One by one, they pitched project ideas and addressed the committee's fiscal concerns.

Campus police tackle suspect to ground

DANIEL ANTOLIN • June 19, 2008

Two Cal State Northridge police officers tackled a suspect to the ground on a grassy patch outside Manzanita Hall on Friday afternoon, eyewitnesses said. Josefina Martinez, a Cinema and Television Arts major and cashier at the store across from the Matador Bookstore, said she was walking to work when she saw a female running into Manzanita Hall with two bookstore employees chasing her.

Students face Web portal hacking charges

DANIEL ANTOLIN • June 19, 2008

George W. Bush is the president of what country? How many U.S. states are there? It was apparently as simple as answering secret password questions like these to hack into the personal network account of a student or faculty member last semester. CSUN students Lena Chen, 20, and Jennifer Ngan, 19, are charged with infiltrating the campus account of a political science professor late last May, changing their grades and those of about 300 classmates.

Internal campus audit finds accounting errors

DANIEL ANTOLIN • June 19, 2008

Cal State Northridge has misreported financial data to California State University auditors for the last four years, a recent state audit report shows. Student-related fees were not reported on time - sometimes not at all - and the collection of service bills and overpayments made to current and former employees were not actively pursued.

Religion experts debate the afterlife

DANIEL ANTOLIN • June 19, 2008

What happens after someone dies? What is the afterlife like? Is there an afterlife? These were questions panelists tried to answer Thursday in the University Student Union's Grand Salon during a public lecture called "What Happens When We Die? The Afterlife in Judaism, Catholicism and Hinduism," which was hosted by the Jewish Studies Program.

Sex offenders should have equal protection under law

DANIEL ANTOLIN • June 19, 2008

Proposition 83, if midterms have kept you from reading about what you will be voting for on November 7, is a measure that would call for stricter punishment for sex offenders. While this sounds like a no-brainer since it involves what society considers sick perverts, - and this article is not suggesting that they are not - it prohibits some from being able to reenter society once they have paid their debt.

Same-sex couples should not settle for court’s pyrrhic nuptials

DANIEL ANTOLIN • June 19, 2008

It is not for the state's supreme court justices to decide whether same-sex couples should be allowed to legally marry. State justices were never elected to their posts, and it is not for them to legislate willy-nilly the interests of?Californians. Even if these justices were elected officials, they could not enact laws for intentions that have again come into question.

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