Nearly 10,000 people dressed in black holding flags, banners and signs marched in Little Armenia Friday morning in Hollywood in protest of Turkey's failure to recognize the Armenian Genocide. Protestors also decried President Barack Obama's failure to use the word 'genocide.'

Obama issued a statement about the genocide saying his views have not changed, but refrained from using the word genocide. Instead he twice referred to 'Meds Yeghern,' which are words used by Armenians in reference to the events of 1915.

Accompanied by music and entertainment, Carousel restaurant in Glendale offers a wide variety of Mediterranean dishes from Syria and Lebanon to Armenia and Greece.

On Friday and Saturday nights, Carousel transforms from a fine eatery to a banquet hall where an infusion of music and dance are akin to an excellent wedding reception.

Political scientist Dr. Michael Hass and former Los Angeles County District Attorney Vincent Bugliosi spoke to an audience of about 100 about the crimes of the Bush Administration Wednesday at a lecture sponsored by the Political Science Department at Johnson Auditorium.

ABC's 'Castle' is about a writer in need of new material and a detective who could use a little fun in her life, airing Monday nights at 10 p.m.

In an event sponsored by the political science department, political scientist Dr. Michael Hass and former prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi will address 'The Crimes of the Bush Administration and Obama's Dilemma' today at 6:30 p.m. in Johnson Auditorium 100 in Jacaranda Hall.

In dating, throw out the rules, the etiquettes and the aptness and just be you. In love, just as in life, the best way to find happiness is by being yourself.

After leaving a birthday party held by several CSUN students, 20-year-old Hayk Oganyan was killed and his friend was stabbed late Saturday night near the 8800 block of Corbin Avenue.

Shortage of parking spaces is a very familiar scene on campus, but the opposite is true for the G3 structure, which was opened at the start of the semester.

Friends should not gossip about each other. If they do, rest assured '- the friendship is in trouble.

Every Sunday there is a drum circle at Griffith Park near Crystal Springs Drive past the first sign directing guests towards the merry-go-round. People from all walks of life gather under large trees to play traditional African and Cuban drums such as congas, tom-tom drums, timbales, small percussion, cow bells, shakers and cabasas from noon until sundown.

Christine Leal, 28, has been playing the drums since she was 4-years-old. She said she especially enjoys drums because of 'the way they talk to each other.' To her, the instruments played back and forth become dialogue between drummers and their instruments.

Mohammed Hajezi, a 13-year-old Palestinian boy, dropped out of second grade to help support his family living in Gaza City.' He was a main voice in the documentary 'Gaza Strip' by James Longley, released in 2002 shown at the Glendale Central Library Sunday.
Hajezi sells newspapers and on his spare time with a group of friends throws rocks or broken-off pieces of concrete at the Israeli side, often under gunfire. Many children have died this way.

' A narrow flight of stairs through the back entrance of 311 Glendale Blvd. in Los Angeles descended into a basement-like space called the L'KEG (Lipstick Kissed Elbow Glove) Gallery.