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Eighty-six years strong, the Harlem Globetrotters kick off their 2012 World Tour, making a quick stop in Los Angeles.
The team will welcome Fatima “TNT” Maddox, the ninth woman on the team and the first in 19 years. SoCal native, Jermaine “Stretc...
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(CSULA-UT) With California raising an average of three hundred thousand dollars daily for the American Cancer Society (ACS), which contributes to over nine million U.S. cancer survivors, the Associated Students, Inc. collaborated with ...
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Student Films Honored at the 12th Annual Golden Eagle Film Festival
(CSULA – UT) As the school year comes to an end, the efforts and fruits of the year were recognized at the 12th annual Golden Eagle Film Festival. Last Friday, students...
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JPL Hosts Open House on Achievements in Understanding the Universe
(CSULA – UT) The place was packed. People of all ages, shapes, and sizes attended the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) annual open house last Saturday, May 14. Among t...
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By Leila Weefur. Student organizes discussion on women in IslamIslam is among one of the most misunderstood religions in the United States. Even more misunderstood are the Muslim women, especially with the controversy over the concept of the...
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Facebook page a factor in JRC’s adjudication (CSULA – UT) The Judicial Review Committee (JRC) scheduled an emergency Elections Grievance hearing 24 hours before announcing the winners of the spring elections, on May 12th. Former Undergra...
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(CSULA-UT) The relationship between communities of color and law enforcement raises tense discussion. “Serve and Protect, Exploring Police Brutality” panel, was held Tuesday evening in the USU Los Angeles room, an effort to build bridges in society. L...
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My name is Johann Almeida and, as the Legislative Affairs Representative-at-Large for A.S.I. Student Government, it is part of my job to closely follow legislation that affects Cal State LA.I was very surprised to see on Friday your latest edition of the ...
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(CSULA-UT) The California State University system (CSU) is planning for another $500 million cut. If Governor Jerry Brown’s proposed tax extensions are rejected in the June ballot, the CSU will face a total of $1 billion in budget cuts, half a billion m...
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Streets overflowing with art loversOlvera Street. Chinatown. Little Tokyo. Little Boston. Little Boston?For the last seven years, on the second Thursday of every month Downtown LA Artwalk organizers have successfully reversed 'White flight.'...
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Javier Duran
(CSULA - UT) CSULA’s Gabriel Asakura was named co-pitcher of the year for the 2011 season last Wednesday, making him the first CSULA pitcher to receive the award since Jeff Verplancke recieved it in 1998. Asakura shared the award with...
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685 total votes cast with over 20,000 students eligible to vote(CSULA-UT) After three days of voting and 685 ballots cast, 13 CSULA students have been elected to serve in student government for the 2011-12 academic year. Winning the position...
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Strawberries galore and more are in store when the sweet Southland tradition of the 28th Annual California Strawberry Festival gets underway the weekend of May 21 and 22, 2011 at Strawberry Meadows of College Park in Oxnard. Ranking among th...
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(CSULA-UT) There is a school that exists less than 7 hours away, where two wheelers invade the wide campus roads and hovering green trees align the walkways. Ninety dollar parking permits are unheard of, and “trash” is used as an adjecti...
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(CSULA – UT) Newly christened ASI leader Jeremy White extended an invitation to CSULA President James Rosser to last Thursday’s Board of Directors meeting. Surprisingly, he accepted. The USU’s board room was rife with anticipation o...
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Scholars Share Insight on Middle Eastern Political Insurrection
Program featured a panel of distinguished scholars Tuesday afternoon to explore the uprisings in the Middle East, entitled “Change in the Middle East: Promises, Pitfall...
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Come Out and Have Your Voice Heard!(CSULA-UT) This afternoon, President Rosser will be at ASI's Board of Director's meeting at 4:30 PM as a “time certain.” Rosser has been invited to speak about an unknown issue.Because of the current and consistent c...
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Lets party!
(CSULA-UT) Although Cinco de Mayo celebrates the victory for independence in the state of Puebla, Mexico the United States has managed to observe it, even more in the US than in Mexico. It is a common misconception that the date...
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(CSULA – UT) A discussion of the historical foundation for China’s current sociopolitical state brings a number of prominent figures to mind such as Sun Yatsen, the father of the Chinese revolution, Mao Zedong, the first chairman of the ...
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(CSULA - PA) Emanuel Brady Jr., VP for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer at Raytheon Company's Space and Airborne Systems, will return to campus on Friday, to deliver the keynote at CSULA 's 50th annual Honors Convocation....
