Thirty-eight well-known companies converged onto the CSUN campus Tuesday Sep. 23, with the hope of finding new talent to fill techie positions within their organizations.

The Matadors aren't scared of UCLA. They weren't afraid last year when the Bruins came into Matador Soccer Field ranked 10th in the nation just to be humiliated 3-0 and they're not going to be intimidated this time around before a UCLA squad that isn't good enough to be considered top-10 in the Far West region.

The Muslim Student Association invited CSUN students and the community on Saturday, Sept. 20 to celebrate the Islamic holy month of Ramadan and to break fasting after sunset.

Tuesday afternoon at 5:25 p.m. a collision occurred on the 10300 block of the intersection of Devonshire St. and Lindley Ave.

Judging has come to a close for the Campus Film Fest and the winning entries will be screened on campus tomorrow.

After four games in a row on the road, which stretched from Northern California all the way into the Arizona desert, the Matadors (5-3-0) return back home to host the University of San Francisco Dons (4-4-1) on Sunday at Matador Soccer Field.

Located on the flattest American desert 90 miles north of Reno, Nev., a temporary community gathers for Burning Man. They thrive for seven days on art and psychedelia'mdash;and the guy in a chicken suit could either be a pauper or founder of Google.

In the four tournaments Northridge competed in, head coach Jeff Stork and his staff tried to find the right lineup, worked on the fundamentals and played to win every match against tough, non-conference opponents.

Ludacris, Black Violin and DJ Eric Deluxe are coming to CSUN to perform at the Big Show 8 on Saturday Oct. 11. A.S. Student Production And Campus Entertainment is planning the show and has been working since January to bring everything together for CSUN students and anyone else who buys a ticket.

Allow me to present you with a passage from the proposed financial bailout bill called the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, presented to Congress by the Bush Administration.

As a freshman, William Martinez had only a minor interest in anime. He would occasionally watch shows like Dragon Ball Z or Cowboy Bebop, but was never obsessively into it. Martinez, who is a history major, wasn't that interested in the CSUN anime club either.

Apart from allocating money to clubs, organization's and themselves Associated Students is working to increase voter turnout for the November elections by registering voters.