University of California Riverside ethnic studies professor warned of an impending war between United States and Mexico at a lecture sponsored by the Chicana/o Sudies Department, Feb. 25 at Sierra Hall.

March 2, the priority deadline for free application for federal student aid or FAFSA, is fast approaching. Times are tough. Money is short. There are too many expenses. These are phrases heard too often lately, but there is hope for CSUN students.

Approximately 60 people gathered in Sierra Hall's room 386 for a discussion on the Gaza crisis Wed. with guest speakers Dr. Maher Hathout, a senior advisor of Muslim Public Affairs Council and Rabbi Steve Jacobs, founder of the Progressive Faith Foundation.

If you've ever seen a corporate training video on sexual harassment, you have seen this movie. Sure, it took No. 1 spot at the box office with $27.5 million opening weekend, but most likely that was brilliant marketing at work along with the names of popular actors.

As of last month, the basement of the Fitness Centre is no longer empty. It is the new home of the Games Room on campus with its orange, blue and green walls, five new pool tables, console games (X-Box 360 and Wii), two tennis tables, eight coin-operated video games and a lounge area with a projector screen.

When 19-year-old, freshman math major Xavier E. Gomez, tried out for a defense position on CSUN's Soccer Club he did not make the cut, still he continued to show up for practic