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THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2013 | VOL. 54, ISS. 98 | WWW.DAILYSUNDIAL.COM Missing New site to sell textbooks child Students can connect with others on campus to bargain on prices, check out book conditions found The search for suspects continues

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iLLUStrAtioNS BY JAsmine moCHiZUki / ASSiStANt ViSUAL editor A 10-year old girl was found in a Starbucks parking If there is someone on the website instead of the bookstore,” he said. “I’ll have already taken the class. lot Wednesday after she had selling the book, the user can click on probably get more money, too.” Student-to-student commerce and been missing from her home for JONATHAN DIAZ the link and see a description of the Users can pay cash in person or by the high price of textbooks at campus nearly 12 hours. DAILY SUNDIAL book, condition and the seller’s asking credit card on the website. If the user bookstores are exactly what PostYour- The girl was last seen by price. If the user agrees to the price they thinks the price is too high, they can Book.com founders Phillip Kravtsov her mother at their home on the can send a message to the seller and submit a counter offer. and Joshua Hiekali had in mind when 8800 block of Oakdale Avenue arrange to meet on campus. For some CSUN students, buying they founded the business. in Northridge around 1 a.m. Freshman art major Andres Cabral, and selling online does not trump the “The reason we made this was pure- The mother reported she tudents who are tired of dealing 20, became interested in PostYourBook. reliability of having the Matador Book- ly out of anger,” said Kravstov, a busi- noticed the girl’s bedroom door S with the high cost of buying textbooks com after receiving an email inviting store on campus. ness major at Rugers University. was ajar around 3:30 a.m. and and the low price of selling them back him to sell his books on the site at the “I bought a book online one time, “I paid roughly $1,300 for books, searched the entire house before have another option in the form of beginning of the semester. and they gave me the wrong edition,” and when I went to sell them back at calling 911. Capt. Andrew PostYourBook.com. He set up an account and posted said junior deaf studies major Amy the end of the semester, they offered Smith said police responded to This website, which launched about two books, an English book and a math Nakajima, 21. me $330,” he said. “The books were the call and arrived at the home a year ago, can be described as a social book, and set prices he thought were She also touted the bookstore’s brand new.” around 4:30 a.m. network for buying and selling text- fair. convenience on campus. Nakajima “(She) had no indications books. A user who wishes to buy a book “I prefer to sell my books to some- usually buys her books at the book- of being a runaway, no trou- can search for it by name or ISBN. one who’s actually going to use them store or from other students who See books, page 5 bles at home, no other issues or problems with the family, which kind of concerned us,” said Capt. Kris Pitcher. The young girl was spotted sitting in some chairs in front of a Starbucks on the southeast corner of Canoga Avenue and Oxnard Street by an unknown citizen at 2:50 p.m. The citizen then flagged down officers passing by. The girl was barefoot and had bruis- es and cuts on her face. “She was in shock,” Smith said. “We are caring for her physical needs right now. We have no idea how long she’s been here (the parking lot).” Suspects include an 18-year- old white male and a second

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IT’S TIME TO PUT YOUR BIG KID PANTS ON 2 News march 28, 2013 • Daily Sundial • CSUN • [email protected] Students create award-winning mobile app As part of a coding competition, engineers develop program that helps the deaf and hard of hearing community

danger),” Gonzalez said. During the group’s plan- hopes to broaden the use- bob garcia Roz Rosen, director of ning time, they had help fulness of the application to daily sundial CSUN’s National Center from a mentor who had more people who are deaf on Deafness, said that the experience in the computer or hard of hearing. application has potential to science field to help formu- Rozen said the people help the university’s deaf late a plan for the applica- who are deaf and hard of community. tion’s development. hearing at CSUN are look- A group of five CSUN “As more and more deaf After SS12, the winning ing forward to trying out computer science students and hard of hearing people team had a week to make the application and being have won an international take advantage of technolo- changes or further develop involved in further tech- competition by creating an gy and handheld communi- their application and sub- nological developments as Android audio alert app cation devices, this app will mit it to Github.com, an consumers of these servic- that alerts those who are become more widespread, open source code control es. She said the community deaf or hard of hearing to more used and more appre- website, for the internation- may suggest other ideas to dangers. ciated,” Rosen said. al final stage of the SS12 CSUN’s computer students. The competition, known The competition’s web- competition. “This is not surprising, as SS12: Code for a Cause, site invited the public to The competition in San given that CSUN has had was held at the 28th Annual suggest new phone applica- Diego included three U.S. exemplary programs for stu- Technology and Persons tion ideas for students to schools: CSUN, USC and dents who are deaf and hard with Disabilities Confer- create. UCLA. Foreign universi- of hearing who are American ence. After the ideas were sub- ties that also participated Sign Language users for more The students’ winning mitted, the application to included University of than 50 years,” Rosen said. project “alerts a person who assist those hard of hearing Dundee in the United King- “We are delighted that our is deaf or hard of hearing or deaf became one of nine dom, Technical Universi- CSUN students and profes- of auditory disturbances, possible projects given to ty of Kosice in Slovakia, sors took an interest and pur- such as sirens and smoke the computer science stu- Johannes Kepler University sued this initiative to ensure a alarms.” The app alerts dents. Linz in Austria, Masaryk safe environment for every- them with vibrations, text At CSUN’s SS12 com- University in the Czech one, including people who are messages and flashing petition on Feb. 9 and 10, Republic and Utrecht deaf and hard of hearing.” lights. the students were assem- School of the Arts in the At the CSUN SS12 com- Ismael Gonzalez, one of bled into teams chosen by Netherlands. petition, students used free the five winners, said the contest officials. “After experiencing software provided by the app has the potential to help Gonzales’ team included everything in the competi- university such as Eclipse, Karla Henry/Daily Sundial many. himself, Matthew Newbill, tion, it opened up my eyes which is an integrated drive Matthew Newbill, computer science major who worked on “There will be times Kyeong Hoon Jung, Chris to the developer world,” electronics (IDE) that “is able the apps development, hopes to broaden the usefullness of when (students who are Cederstrom, and Joshua Licu- Newbill said. “Whenever I to compile and run Android the application to more people with hearing impairments. deaf or hard of hearing) do. The team was assigned to develop, I think about the programs,” and Android The winning mobile appli- Neither CSUN or the stu- will be alone and they will create the alert application. competition. Everything I do automated programming cation is only available on dents who created the applica- be able to use the app to be The group had 24 hours to now is based on access. It’s interface (API), which helps Google Play, which is the tion will make a profit from it, notified of their immediate create a plan before present- changed how I develop.” communication between Android application store. It since it was produced through a surroundings (for potential ing it to judges. Newbill added that he software components. is free to download. collegiate competition. It’s Our 50th Anniversary! Help us celebrate and win!

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Your better alternative to a bank since 1963 Federally insured by NCUA News 3 March 28, 2013 • Daily Sundial • CSUN • [email protected] Supreme Court likely to strike down DOMA recognized by the federal gov- The judges have been cau- hansook oh ernment as a married couple. tious about how they will rule senior reporter Like Hollingsworth v. Perry, both the Proposition 8 case and the questions before the court the DOMA challenge, accord- were about the legal standing ing to analysts. The relation- of DOMA’s defense team, the ship between the two cases is in validity of the court to hear itself problematic for both gay T he United States the case in the first place and rights advocates and marriage Supreme Court is likely to strike the question of whether or not traditionalists. down the Defense of Marriage DOMA violates the constitution- “Students of Windsor and Act (DOMA) as unconstitutional promise of equal protection Hollingsworth have always rec- al with an 80 percent probability, under the law. ognized a basic tension between according to analysts writing for According to SCOTUS the theories of gay-rights SCOTUSblog. blogger, Amy Howe, unlike in advocates in the cases,” wrote Five justices–Elena Kagan, Tuesday’s hearing, it did not SCOTUS blogger Tom Gold- Sonia Sotomayor, Stephen Brey- seem that at least five justices stein. “The challenge to DOMA er, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and seriously doubted whether or is undergirded by a sense that Anthony Kennedy–are likely to not DOMA’s defense team, marriage is a matter for state strike down the policy, although the Bipartisan Legal Advisory rather than federal regulation. for different reasons. Four jus- Group (BLAG), could come to The challenge to Proposition 8 tices may decide DOMA vio- DOMA’s defense. is a direct challenge to just such lates the equal protection clause The standing question was a decision by a state.” under the Fifth Amendment, brought up due to unprecedented while Kennedy may strike it events that complicates the usual down as violating states’ rights. legal procedure. The lawsuit, Windsor v. As in Hollingsworth, the United States began in 2011 United States government did when Edith Windsor, an 83-yr- not come to DOMA’s defense old New York woman, chal- when Windsor filed her suit lenged DOMA, an act passed in a lower court because they by Congress in 1996. The deemed the policy to be uncon- law defines marriage as being stitutional. BLAG intervened between a man and one woman. to defend DOMA and when SCAN THIS QR CODE Windsor was left with an estate a lower court ruled that the to see other tax bill of approximately policy was unconstitutional, it $360,000 when her wife died appealed to a higher court on reactions to the courtesy of MCT in 2009 because they were not hearings behalf of the United States. A woman holds up a sign in support of marriage equality in front of the Supreme Court offices. 4 Features march 28, 2013 • Daily Sundial • CSUN • [email protected] Happy Feat hits the ground running After a near-death experience, kinesiology major discovers a passion for running and heads a non-profit organization

“Your health is every- CSUN kinesiology stu- is that challenges are nec- brian andrade thing. Without it you can’t dents also work with the essary for growth, so each daily sundial do the things that you want group to help with informative week he pushes the runners to do,” Engle said. workshops that teach mem- to run longer distances, while Engle created Happy bers the importance of stretch- also improving their speed. Feat Running, a nonprofit ing and injury prevention. Mike Wong, a kinesiology organization geared toward In addition to the mara- major at CSUN, is happy to battling the rising obesity thon training group, the be a part of Happy Feat Run- Raul Engle recalls epidemic while also making organization has other running. He said being a member when he was 7 years old, people feel empowered and ning programs as well. There is a challenging journey that peeking out a window from self-confident. is a 10K and 10-mile chal- helped him mature due to the a hospital room after almost The start-up was challenge, as well as a 30-day dedication it required. Wong drowning. According to his lenging, as Engle wasn’t running group. also feels that he and his fel- doctor, he almost died. Engle familiar with requirements The organization has also low runners have become a remembers the near-drown- for creating a nonprofit orga- started a program that works community of friends. ing incident. But most of all, nization. Gaining recogni- with grade school students “You have supporters and he remembers what he saw tion was another obstacle, called Kid Marathon Club. you have people who you out that window and how it but with help from his men- The 10-week marathon run- will support regardless of changed his life. tor and close friend Steven ning program is offered to what your pace is,” he said. “I remember looking out- Loy, kinesiology professor children of all ages, and all “The social environment this side my room and seeing a at CSUN, he successfully runners are allowed to join program fosters is something marathon,” he said. “It took established Happy Feat Run- regardless of any disabilities rare and special.” me by surprise and I asked ning in late 2010. they may have. Emily Seeboonruang is myself what was going on.” Having a companion to It was kids that gave another runner who enjoys He witnessed the city help him along the way was a Happy Feat Running its being a member. She said she marathon during his stay benefit for Engle. He remem- name. When Engle began believes it’s a great resource in Children’s Hospital Los bered when he was part of working with young stu- for anyone who is interested Ken Scarboro / Angeles. And that glance Loy’s running program, the dents, he was struck by the in completing a marathon. Senior Photographer CSUN kinesiology alumnus Raul Engle founded Happy Feat Run- out the window birthed Marathon Completion Chal- energy they possessed. Her reason for joining was to ning, a nonprofit helping people get into running and train for Engle’s passion for mara- lenge. Being a member of “I want to reinvigorate the challenge herself. marathons. thons and fitness. the group motivated him to same energy kids get when “I joined knowing that I Engle’s interest in fitness follow the model Loy set. they run for fun,” he said. was going to have the guid- San Fernando Valley. He thing new to runners, and he led him to obtain a bache- “Working with Dr. Loy is Engle is determined to ance from people who have plans to collaborate more believes that crossing the finish lor’s degree in kinesiology at inspiring. I’m always learn- change the notion that run- had the experience and with CSUN students, staff, line is different every time. CSUN, and then to share his ing something new from ning is “grunt work,” and knowledge of running a mar- and alumni by allowing them “It’s a symbol of commit- treasure with others. His mis- him,” he said. demonstrate to everyone how athon,” Seeboonruang said. volunteer opportunities. ment and progress,” Engle sion is to promote healthy life The two collaborated enjoyable the sport can be. Happy Feat Running is To Engle, running is more said. “I like to encourage other choices, which he believes together while they trained There are currently 60 to located at Santa Clarita, than just exercise; it is a practice runners and myself to take on can benefit a person both with participants in this year’s 70 members in Happy Feat but Engle is determined to that can make a positive impact. challenges in order to find physically and mentally. Los Angeles Marathon. Running. Engle’s philosophy branch out throughout the Every marathon race is some- where our bodies can take us.” A Daily SUnDial PRODUCTION FREE THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2013

Adventure Time is not appropriate for kids, and it’s not appropriate for adults, so who’s it really for?

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ILLUSTRATION BY jEnniFEr lUXton / VISUAL EDITOR 2 MARCH 28, 2013 Culture Clash [email protected] PoP CUltURe oPINIoN 'adventure time' needs to find its audience are used to substitute for swear words, and a cheery, 8-bit inspired Jennifer luXton soundtrack guides the heros even Visual Editor through the darkest of adventures. The slap-stick animation can satisfy the most distractible of children, making it almost unpalatable for adults. However, over 300,000 “devia- There used to be a time when, tions” with the tag “Adventure Time” in college, if you told someone you have been uploaded to the art-sharing watched a show about rainbow uni- site Deviantart.com, which doesn’t corns and candy princesses, you’d be allow users under 13 years old, right stuffed in a locker and ostracized well- at the threshold of the target demo- past graduation. graphic. The most dedicated, and in Today, it makes you the coolest kid turn, the most consumeristic, fans are on the block. over 18. Instead of making merchan- “Adventure Time,” a show about dise for only children, Cartoon Net- a boy and his elastic yellow dog, has work has licensed out the Adventure taken hold of young and old audiences Time image for adult shirts, backpacks, alike since its inception in 2010. In the hats, wallets, action figures and even ludicrous and post-nuclear war Land of onesie pajamas. The unofficial, fan- Ooo, everything a child could imagine, made merchandise gets even weirder. from wizards to vampires to candy In a time when nostalgia reigns castles, is brought to life through the supreme (see Instagram), it’s under- Cartoon Network venture. Inversely, standable why adults may want to the show’s underlying dark themes PHOTO COURTESY OF Cartoon nEtWork revisit their childhood through a car- and off-color humor draws in the 18 though "adventure time" is aimed at a younger demographic, some content may not be suitable, and is directed to an adult audience. toon for grown-ups. Where shows like and up crowd. However, what makes “Family Guy” and “American Dad” fail it appropriate for one demographic is princess-turned-scientist when she proceeds to burn. For what it’s worth, such as a knife storm, and instead of candy creatures and other mutated to create sentiment, “Adventure Time” precisely what makes it questionable conceived them. this series of events has apparently reworking the story-line, will use spon- species. While not explicitly empha- jumps in with infantile innocence and for the other. Wait, what? little to do with the advancement of taneity to carry on. This no-eraser way sized, this recurring allegory for our the right amount of twisted humor Case-in-point: in one episode, Finn Or take, for example, a more the main plot. of animating lends itself to the show’s actual potential to destroy each other to lure in even the most discretion- the human and Jake the dog venture recent episode: Finn invites the Flame In a show with a market demo- signature style of discontinuity. Often highlights the show’s capability to go ary man-child. This formula seems to to Earldom, which is governed by a Princess on a date to go dungeon graphic of kids 6-14, such hauntingly episodes, which last a mere 11 min- beyond fantasy and serve as a satire work across networks, à la the Brony pair of lemon-headed characters cre- exploring. As the pair battle skeletons arbitrary elements raise the question: utes, have anti-climactic non-endings of reality. phenomenon, and has struck a particu- ated by Princess Bubblegum (sounds in pursuit of the key to a treasure who exactly is the show intended for, that leave the viewer asking, “What Though most Easter eggs and larly strong chord with fans of Finn and innocent enough). These Lemongrabs, chest, they descend deeper and and what is it trying to say? the fuck did I just watch?” innuendos may go over children’s Jake. However, when post-apocalyptic as they are known, face deathly fam- deeper into the hellish catacombs. Creator Pendleton Ward has Ooo’s origins are hinted at heads, the program is aired during death and peril become increasingly ine after having used all the king- Once they near the center, a winged described his storyboarding process as throughout the series as fallout from Cartoon Network’s regular primetime recurring themes, it might be appro- dom’s food to bring life to mutated skeleton launches itself out of a locked “unexpected.” In a Cartoon Network nuclear warfare. This Mushroom War, programing instead of its grown-up priate to reevaluate its suitability for clones of themselves, generated from vault, desperately begging the Flame Q & A, he said that he has forgot- as it’s known, supposedly wiped out oriented Adult Swim. Phrases like those whose age doesn’t surpass the a god-like formula left behind by the Princess to “take its place,” which she ten pending situations while writing, the human race and gave rise to the “Mathematical” and “Oh, my glob” number of episodes in a season. MARCH 28, 2013 Culture clash [email protected] 3 i the lookbook Pop some tags and learn to thrift the right way Macklemore has not only given us thrifters Army, the proceeds help fund jobs and assist a theme song, but has also projected this families in need. christina moffiftino economical way of shopping as a mainstream The minute you walk in, the hunt begins. contributor trend. Just like the song says, $20 in your The racks and racks of unsorted clothes can pocket will have you poppin’ tags! Thrifting evoke euphoria and excitement for thrift- is a cheap way to shop for gently used items aholics, but for others it's an anxiety attack like clothes, accessories and even things for waiting to happen. Fear not my fellow reces- your home. The alternative way of shopping is sionistas/ recessionistos, these style tips will Nothing beats walking out of a thrift not only good for your budget, but it benefits have you addicted to thrifting in no time. Here shop with a bag full of finds and a pocket still the environment as well. You can find cool, is what you need to know: full of cash. My mantra has always been, unique vintage items that will add to your "you don’t have to have mad money to have wardrobe, but you're consciously consuming Shopping mad style." Thrift shopping is your answer to and recycling goods that would otherwise go Patience is key when thrifting. You have looking unique and dapper without breaking to waste. If you choose to shop at the non- to take time to move, dig and plow through the bank.The new hit song "Thrift Shop" by profit thrift chains like Goodwill and Salvation those racks. Go hydrated and well fed. Always think about potential. If you like something analyze it and ask yourself, how can I make it work for me? Know your size. You can usually tell if

something is going to fit you or not by holding charlie kaijo/ senior photographer it up and checking out the material to see Make sure to balance your modern wardrobe with retro patterns. if it's something that will stretch and give you room to move. If it looks too small, don't belts, jewelry and bags usually under $10. Care waste your money buying it. Look for timeless pieces. Leather Clothes: Always wash before you wear. In and denim are two neutrals that will some cases with coats, jackets and delicate Style never go out of style. You can find great items you may have to take them to a dry Pair highs and lows. I love pairing a great jeans, leather jackets and tops for way cleaner. Never buy anything with a serious vintage item with something modern. If I find less than market price. odor. a fun patterned bomber jacket I'll pair it with Find prints. Loud and funky prints Jewelry: Thoroughly clean your pieces a sleek pair of leggings and a simple graphic are always a fun trend to play with. with an alcohol pad. screen tee. Thrifting is the perfect way to find Shoes: Spray the inside with Lysol disin- charlie kaijo/ senior photographer Accessorize. If the thought of wear- those unique pieces. You can pair bold fectant spray and throw some baking power When thrifting, make sure that you are patient. The best finds can take time, but ing someone else's clothes still makes you printed shirts with neutrals for a funky inside and leave it in overnight and then shake when you see the price, it will all be worth it. cringe, look for accessories. You can find cool flashback look. it out the next day.  TODAY'S MENU Forget egg-hunting; here are some Easter recipes mother and even family friends. I will DIRECTIONS: 4. Rinse the bowl and repeat with never forget waking up to my grand- 1. Preheat oven to 350ºF. remaining colors. (To make the brita potenza mother's warm Easter bread, putting 2. Beat the butter and sugar until purple, use 3 drops red and 2 daily sundial on my Sunday best and praying that light and fluffy. drops blue of liquid color.) church would go by quickly so we could 3. Beat in eggs, one at a time, 5. Top each cookie with frosting, run home and start the Easter egg scav- until well combined. Beat in a good sprinkling of coconut enger hunt. Looking back on childhood Easter Egg Sugar vanilla. and chocolate eggs. memories is difficult sometimes, when Cookies 4. Combine flour, baking powder 6. Makes approximately: 2 dozen Spring is one of my favorite times you realize things weren’t as big as you You can’t go wrong with a simple and salt in a separate bowl. cookies of year. Everything becomes green once thought. sugar cookie. These are so fun and 5. Slowly beat into butter mix- again, flowers bloom and it is a nice lit- Those baskets full of goodies were easy to make and everyone will love ture, just until combined. Cover tle reminder that our semester is almost not as big as I once imagined, and the this little Easter touch. and refrigerate for one hour. over and summer is right around the blow-up Easter bunnies we used to play 6. Scoop 1/4-cup amounts of corner. But my favorite part of spring with now only reach my hip. We should cookie dough, roll each into a has to be Easter. put those revelations aside though and INGREDIENTS: ball and flatten slightly. When I was a kid, Easter was a big keep that child's view to find the best • 1 1/2 cups unsalted butter, 7. Place on parchment-line bak- deal. I grew up in a large, Catholic Ital- way to recreate our memories. For me room temperature ing sheets 2-3 inches apart. Carrot Cake ian family and Easter was considered to it was through family traditions, which • 1 ½ cups sugar 8. Bake for 10-12 minutes or just be the most important holiday. always started around the kitchen table. • 3 large eggs until set; do not brown. Cupcakes & Cream Every Easter (and every other holi- I would like to share with you some fun • 5 teaspoons vanilla extract 9. Let cool on baking sheet for day for that matter), we would somehow and simple recipes that will brighten up • 4 1/2 cups all-purpose flour 3 minutes before removing to Cheese Frosting fit our entire family into one house - all everyone’s Easter and maybe even help • 4 1/2 teaspoons baking powder cooling racks or paper towel to The other day, I had to make a des- the cousins, uncles, aunts, my grand- you start your own traditions. • 3/4 teaspoon salt cool completely. ert for an early Easter brunch event. I love to experiment in the kitchen but FROSTING sometimes you just have to stick to • 5 cups icing sugar (confection- what you love and know will be a hit. ers sugar), sifted And let me tell you, these little babies • 1/3 cup unsalted butter, melted lasted a good five minutes on the • 1-tablespoon vanilla extract table. They were gone before brunch • 7 tablespoons milk was even served! So if that doesn’t get • Mix together all ingredients you to try these out, I don’t know what until smooth. else will.

TO DECORATE: • 1 cup shredded coconut INGREDIENTS: • Food coloring • 2 cups all purpose flour • Chocolate covered almond • 2 teaspoons baking soda eggs, chocolate eggs or jel- • 1-teaspoon salt lybeans • 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon • 1/2-teaspoon ground nutmeg • 1-teaspoon ground ginger • 2 cups sugar DIRECTIONS: • 1 1/4 cups vegetable oil 1. Place 1/4-cup coconut into • 4 large eggs, room tempera- four zip lock bags. ture 2. In a small bowl add 1/4-tea- • 3 cups grated carrots grated spoon water and desired food • (I used 2 cups of carrots and coloring, swirl to combine. one cup of grated apples, 3. Pour into one of the bags, seal and shake until the coconut is brita potenza/ daily sundial See easter recipes, page 4 With Easter just around the corner sugar cookies are an easy and simple recipe that are perfect for decorating. evenly colored. 4 MARCH 28, 2013 Culture clash [email protected]

EASTER RECIPES h BREAK A LEG Continued from page 3 mmm mmmm) DIRECTIONS: The wheels are turnin' 1. Preheat oven to 350ºF, and line two cupcake Ragtime is fast-paced fun, shows off CSUN's talent tins with paper liners. 2. In a medium bowl, com- The entire supporting cast There’s also Evelyn Nesbit (Shelby bine the flour, baking is phenomenal. Each character Wane), a vaudeville singer with a soda, salt, cinnamon, taylor villescas is struggling with the changing trademark high-pitched “Weee!” nutmeg, and ginger, production desginer times, trying to find their place and whose dramatic personal life and whisk together. in the emerging cultures. Mother’s reminds one of a 20th century Kim 3. In a large bowl, whisk Younger Brother (Jared Tkocz) Kardashian. together the oil and joins the radical movements, des- The cast is huge, with most of sugar until combined. perate to find something to care the ensemble performing double 4. Add the eggs one at Ragtime is a colorful and about. He’s pulled into the social duty throughout the musical. Many a time, whisking to charming musical, outlining the craze by anarchist Emma Goldman of them ran through impressively incorporated between social tensions of the budding (Savanna Chute), who loudly and quick costume changes, going from each addition. 19th century America. Full of big, proudly campaigns for everyone’s street urchins, to lawyers or police 5. Fold in the carrots, glitzy performances and huge group civil rights. officers, and never missing a beat. add the dry ingredi- dance numbers, CSUN’s talent real- Coalhouse’s lost love, Sarah Every scene flowed smoothly and ents to the wet, and ly shines in this broadway classic. (Nia Bernstine), brings in a heart- expertly. using a wooden spoon, The story follows three main breaking love story, and Bernstine’s The entire show is rounded out gently mix just until groups in turn-of-the-century New voice mixes with Collins’s to form well by an impressively versatile, combined, and all dry brita potenza/ daily sundial York: affluent whites, African- the perfect amount of soul during multi-level set, accurate time-peri- ingredients are wet. Spring is in the air and it is the perfect time to try this carrot Americans and immigrants. These their duets that delivers goose- od costumes and a live orchestra. 6. Spoon into lined muffin cupcake recipe. Try to just eat one, I dare you. three groups each have their own bumps every time. This is best Ragtime is sure to provide an tins, until each cup is representatives that emerge during exemplified in their performance of entertaining and dramatic evening about 3/4 the way full. • 1/2 cup unsalted but- 3. Gradually add the the show: Mother (Skye Privat), “Wheels of a Dream” and “Sarah full of music and heart that anyone 7. Bake for 16-20 min- ter, room temperature sugar, and beat until Coalhouse Walker Jr. (Robert Col- Brown Eyes.” will enjoy. utes on the middle • 1-teaspoon vanilla light and fluffy, about lins) and Tateh (John Haukoos), Father (Steven Brogan) is just rack, until a toothpick extract 3-4 minutes. respectively. trying to keep his family together entered into the center • 2 1/2 cups confection- 4. Pipe or spread onto The trio, with astounding during the times of turmoil, unsure of the cakes comes out ers’ sugar cupcakes as desired. voices, bring life and depth to of how to react to the new people clean. • Pinch of salt their characters. Privat’s Mother in his once so simple world. A 8. Let cool in pans for struggles to find her independence personal favorite was Grandfather a few minutes, then Marzipan Carrots: and strength in a man’s world, (played expertly by Bill Taylor), remove from tins and DIRECTIONS: ingredients: while Collins’s reformed bad-boy- whose sole purpose was to stroll let cool completely on 1. In a stand mixer, com- • Marzipan sugar dough musician Coalhouse is sure to melt through a scene, make a cranky one a baking rack before bine the cream cheese • Food Coloring everyone’s heart. And let’s not for- liner, and nonchalantly stroll back frosting. and butter, and beat get Haukoos’ Tateh, who maintains off stage as the crowd howled. on medium high speed DIRECTIONS: a consistently accurate Eastern Harry Houdini (Hunter Paris) SCAN THIS QR CODE until smooth. 1. Add food coloring to European accent, all while singing makes an appearance, serving as a for photos and social 2. Add the vanilla and Marzipan. Mold into FROSTING: and dancing around with his ador- symbol of hope for the immigrants media coverage. • 16 ounces cream salt and mix until mini carrots and place able daughter, who he’s just trying who came to America in search of cheese, softened incorporated. on top of cupcakes. to provide a better life for. a better life, especially to Tateh. News 5 March 28, 2013 • Daily Sundial • CSUN • [email protected]

books the correct book, handle refunds and exchanges easily and accept Continued from page 1 financial aid and athletic schol- arships as payment. He searched websites such The Matador Bookstore’s as Amazon, Chegg and Half. Rent-A-Text program saves com, but they weren’t much students 50 percent on aver- better. Amazon was the best of age. But rent or buy, Kravtsov all three, offering him $410. believes campus bookstores are He thought that there had ripping off students. to be a way to sell his books to “They pay you 20 percent of someone who needs them. With what it’s worth, then sell it back that in mind, he went around for 80 percent of its original to campus bulletin boards and price,” he said. “The only thing posted fliers all over campus. they pay is storage.” He was able to sell his books PostYourBook.com is rap- for $1,110. Then he thought, idly expanding. The website “Why isn’t there a resource like is being used by 155 colleges this on the web?” and universities and 15,000 He scoured the internet and students, Kravtsov said. There finally found a website that are also plans for iPhone and Hiekali, a marketing student at Android apps. UCLA, had started. Students are the core of their “It was kind of what I had in business, and as a result, the mind, more like Craigslist than company spends little on mar- anything,” he said. keting. loren townsley / photo editor Together Kiekali and “We do email marketing and LAPD detectives stand outside the missing 10-year-old girl’s house. Kravtsov changed PostYour- go to different schools but our Book.com into what it is today. biggest marketing tool is word missing bank Boulevard and De Soto Avenue in The side-gate of the parents home The Matador Bookstore of mouth,” Kravtsov said. Continued from page 1 Woodland Hills. She then walked about was found open, but they said it was welcomes the additional com- Since they don’t charge a a mile to the Starbucks parking lot, said locked before they put the girl to bed and petition. membership fee, the only rev- William Hayes, commanding officer of the doors were locked. “The bookstore is very enue generated by the site is male, no further details given. The victim the LAPD Robbery-Homicide Division. “Our concern is you have a 10-year-old supportive of students having from small ads in the lower does not appear to have known them and The victim named several other taken from her home and held with these options, researching what’s out right corner, convenience fees was with one or both of them the entire locations she had been taken to before individuals for nine or 10 hours,” Hayes there and at what price,” said when paying with credit cards time she was missing. the 12-hour ordeal was over. A clear said. “Our goal is to ensure it doesn’t hap- Amy Berger, director of the and shipping fees when buying The LAPD Robbery-Homicide Divi- order of events was not provided, but pen to anyone else. If these individuals Matador Bookstore. a book from outside your area. sion and FBI are currently investigating locations included a storage facility on were brazen enough to do that, I want to She also said that competi- Many CSUN students potential crime scenes named by the Mason Avenue and Nordhoff Street in make sure they don’t do it again.” tion is healthy for the bookstore weren’t familiar with PostYour- victim. Chatsworth, an abandoned home in the Hayes and Pitcher said there was no rea- and that CSUN students con- Book but said they would look “We are receiving information as we 8800 block of Hatillo Avenue in Win- son for citizens to be more alert than usual. tinue to choose the Matador into it. get into the investigation and interview netka and a park that has yet to be deter- “There’s no reason to suspect this has Bookstore for “a great value and “The bookstore doesn’t give leading us to believe there are other mined, Hayes said. been happening anywhere else, ” Pitcher unique service.” you a lot of money back,” soph- crime scenes and evidence,” Pitcher said. A black pickup truck used to transport said. “Always be conscious of your sur- Berger also mentioned that omore art major Prisiclla Tran The victim was dropped off at a the girl is believed to have been found at roundings, lock your doors and have staff at the CSUN bookstore said. “I’ll check it out at the end Kaiser Hospital on the corner of Bur- the storage facility, Hayes said. basic safety awareness.” can make sure someone has of the semester.” 6 dailydaily sundial•csunsundial•csun

march 28, 2013 Opinion [email protected] No ovaries, no abortion worries Men should leave the abortion debate and instead let women decide the scope of their reproductive rights

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During Women’s History Month in the good ol’ United States of ‘Merica, one way lawmakers in several states have celebrated has been by passing as many anti-abortion bills as possible. North Dakota, the star of the anti-abortion and anti-choice show, just banned abortions past six weeks of pregnancy through three bills–HB1456 which requires a physician to check for a heartbeat before performing an abortion and makes it a felony to perform one if there is a detectable heartbeat; HB1305 makes it a misdemeanor for physicians to perform an abortion based on gender or genetic abnormalities; and SB2305 requires abortion providers to be board certified or eligible in obstetrics and gynecology, have admitting privileges at a local hospital and “staff privileges to replace local hospital on-staff physicians,” and requires abortion facilities to have a staff member trained in “cardiopulmonary resuscitation present at all times when the abortion facility is open.” North Dakota’s Senate also passed a resolution that will reach voters in 2014, which would define life as starting from conception. Arkansas, in second place for the most restrictive abortion laws, passed the Arkansas Human Heartbeat Protection Act, banning illustration by sarah cascadden/ contributor doctors from administering abortions after there is an audible heartbeat via an abdominal old-fashioned, God-fearing men. The GOP Perhaps the reproductive rights does not Although abortion is a procedure that ultrasound, and completely restricts abortion has historically been the party to go to when have to be as divisive as it seems. It is important has solely to do with a woman’s body, men past 12 weeks. it comes to sharing one’s anti-abortion views, for women on both sides of the abortion con- have led the crusade against it. The major- And the bronze medal for limiting wom- and in the last two elections, their reputation troversy to seriously consider the other’s view. ity of these legislators are still men, and just en’s right to choose goes to Kansas. Though as the “anti-women” party (as well as anti- Traditional feminists should try to engage because women are involved does not mean Kansas does not restrict abortion until 22 minority and anti-LGBT) may have cost them with women against abortion and understand that these bills will not harm women. weeks, or about the end of a woman’s second crucial votes. that abortion may lie outside of their moral Sexist and patriarchal thinking is still dom- trimester, a new bill in-progress, HB 2253 But surprisingly, many of the sponsors of code. Not all women against abortion are inant in the political process. Politicians still may actually be the most disturbing because it the bills are women. Two of the North Dakota right-wing Christians. For example, some cul- frequently make comments that reveal their prohibits abortion even in the case of rape or anti-abortion bills (HB1305 and HB1456) tures, such as Korean culture, count the time inappropriate concern with women’s bodies. incest and even if the victim is a child. It also were sponsored by Rep. Bette Grande (R-Far- spent in the womb as an entire year of age. Not too long ago, Todd Akin argued that complicates things for abortion providers, as go) and the personhood resolution was spon- Conservative women who may oppose if a woman was legitimately raped, “the it bars tax-breaks for providers, requires doc- sored by Sen. Margaret Sitte (R-Bismarck). abortion on strong Christian or religious val- female body is able to shut her body down” tors to tell patients potentially inaccurate med- The New Hampshire Bill was sponsored by ues should open up to the ideas of feminism. and thus not get pregnant or need an abor- ical information about abortion (that abortion Rep. Jeanine Notter (R-Merrimack) and the For too long, men have controlled the insti- tion. Recent video footage of Virginia Attor- is linked to breast cancer, which it is not) and Arkansas six-week abortion ban was authored tutions of religion through patriarchy. It is ney General Ken Cuccinelli, who is now prohibits schools from using sex-education by nine women legislators. definitely possible for feminism and religion, running for governor, captured Cuccinelli materials affiliated with abortion providers. Most of these women are registered or, culture to coincide. It is also important that comparing the fight to ban abortion rights to An honorable mention can go out to the as Republicans. If these women, who are women against abortion realize that it may the fight to end slavery. New Hampshire House of Representatives, actively participating in their local govern- not be appropriate in a working democracy to If the G.O.P. really wants to be known as which passed a bill this month mandating ments, are opposed to abortion, is it fair to eliminate the choice for other women. a party for women to be, Republicans need abortion seekers to wait 24 hours before an call them anti-women? On the other hand, However, this is a conversation that to seriously reconsider the role of men in abortion and also requiring doctors to tell is it fair for women who are uncomfortable women and women only should be allowed to the conversation about abortion and leave women that abortion causes breast cancer or opposed to abortion to eliminate that procure. Some would argue that men should it to their conservative women. No amount (which again, it does not). choice for women seeking abortions? Is have a say in debating abortion because they of re-inventing the party’s image will be Expectedly, the majority of these bills the status of reproductive rights in a soci- are part of the procreative process, but they enough if women are not at the forefront of have been coming from blue states, where the ety the most important factor in measuring definitely are not a part of the physical and the reproductive rights conversation in their majority of their state government is made of gender equality? mental process of birth. political spectrum.

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He holds the record for consistent with his career stats, MELANIE GABALL all-time saves (608) and most Mo’s retirement may be just DAILY SUNDIAL importantly, the record for post- what the Yankees need. season saves (42). To put that The main problem with the into perspective, the next name ball club since their last World on that list is the now retired Series win in 2009 has been Brad Lidge with 18. their lack of emotion. On March 9, Mariano Rivera also guided the Yan- I would take Paul O’Neil and Rivera announced that he will kees to five world champion- the days of breaking bats, throw- be retiring after 18 years in ships under his dominating ninth ing water coolers and harassing major league baseball, making inning performances. umpires over the sickening com- 2013 his last season. The league He said in the press confer- posure of Robinson Cano as he and the New York Yankees will ence that he hopes to throw his slowly walked off the field after lose the best closing pitcher of last pitch in the last game of going 0-29 in the postseason all time, but his retirement may the World Series. Unlikely? Yes. last year. be the morale boost needed to Impossible? Maybe not. How could you not break a help an injury-prone Yankee Considering the Yankees’ bat after that, Cano? roster escape what should be a anticipated starting lineup has- Maybe it was just the fear of pathetic year. several players on the disabled George Steinbrenner that moti- Rivera has been a Yankee my list due to injuries, the Yankees vated the 96-2000 Yankees into whole life (literally, he signed to are looking at their worst pro- caring about winning champion- the organization in 1990, the jected season of my lifetime. ships, but todays Bronx Bomb- year I was born). As a Yankee Among the injured, (a few of ers need some heart and soul fan who’s really only known one whom should consider retiring back, and Rivera’s retirement closer, seeing him announce his themselves), are Mark Teixera, offers them this chance. retirement was almost as heart- Curtis Granderson, Derek Jeter, There may not be much left wrenching as seeing Joe Torre Alex Rodriguez (who should go in Rivera’s longtime teammates in a Dodger hat for the first time. away already), Phil Hughes and Andy Pettitte, who has retired However, for Rivera, it’s the Michael Pineda. once, and Derek Jeter, who may right time. The Yankees have no depth, or may not recover from ankle He said the 2012 season with a roster of players who surgery. Though maybe, in some would have been his last, had are over-the-hill or inconsistent, miraculous fashion they can he not had the season cut short and they’re coming off a pitiful lead their team to their former by a torn ACL. With true class, postseason.. glory one last time for Rivera’s he wanted to say goodbye to his Assuming, ambitiously, sake... PHOTO COURTESY OF MCT fans properly, giving them one 43-year-old Rivera can even ...Or, more likely, they are Veteran pitcher Mariano Rivera of the New York Yankees readies up a pitch. more full season. come back from such a devas- just gonna suck.

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Solution above. 8 dailydaily sundial•csunsundial•csun Follow us on Twitter @sundialsports57 for play-by-play coverage of MARCH 28, 2013 Sports [email protected] CSUN sporting events men’s basketball Top offense not enough for playoffs Despite starting off 6-0, the Matadors started conference play with seven straight losses and missed the postseason

Having the second high- KEVIN KIANI est scoring per game in the DAILY SUNDIAL conference with 75.3 points, Northridge ranked dead last in defense as they allowed 74.5 points per game. CSUN failed to make the Big West tournament for C oming into the sea- the second year in a row son, the Matadors were one despite starting out the sea- of the youngest teams in son on a six game winning the nation, but that didn’t streak against non-confer- change their expectations ence opponents. on how far they could go. Following the streak, “I expected for us to win Northridge lost three out of the Big West Tournament and its next four games to BYU go into the NCAA and shock (22-11), UCLA (25-10), and some people,” said junior ASU (22-13). CSUN bounced guard Josh Greene. “With the back with two straight wins, team that we had and the way but none more memorable we started out, I thought we than Utah (15-18). Fighting could be a sleeper team.” back from a 21 point deficit Things didn’t quite pan at halftime, Northridge out- out that way for the Mata- scored the Utes 49-23 in the dors as they ended up 14-17 second half to secure a 76-71 overall and 5-13 in the Big victory. West Conference. CSUN “Basically we showed that finished ninth in the con- we could beat a very good ference out of ten teams, defensive team,” Maxwell just ahead of UC Riverside, said. “It was definitely a bright who is disqualified from spot in our rocky season.” FILE PHOTO / DAILY SUNDIAL the postseason. Beginning conference Sophomore guard Allen Guei isolates against an opposing defender at the Matadome. He averages 5.2 points per game this season. Northridge was led in play, the Matadors stum- scoring by sophomore bled out of the gate to an dropped six straight games don’t. If we come together new beginning for me and how the contract of head coach guard Stephan Hicks who 0-7 start. CSUN rallied which eliminated their as a team we can fix those I want to start off my senior Bobby Braswell. The nation- averaged 15.7 points per back and won four of the chances of making the Big issues and be successful.” year next season,” Greene said. wide search for the new head game. Sophomore forward next five conference games West tournament. Northridge finished off “Hopefully we can all take this coach will start immediately Stephen Maxwell led the including key road wins “Our weakness was men- the season on a high note as it offseason to get better individu- according to Martin. team in rebounding with over UCSB (11-20, 7-11 tal toughness when it came defeated Hawaii (17-15, 10-8 ally and collectively.” “Hopefully the new 8.3 per game, and was the BWC) and CSUF (14-18, to close games,” Maxwell BWC) in the Matadome, a At the end of the sea- coach that they bring in second leading scorer on 6-12 BWC), but it was too said. “Mental toughness is game where Greene poured son, newly appointed Ath- is the best fit for our per- the season, averaging 14.6 little too late. That was the something that a lot people in a season high 37 points. letic Director Dr. Brandon E. sonalities and our style of points per game. end of their success as they have and a lot of people “That last game was like a Martin decided not to renew play,” Greene said.

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The Matadors (11-12) look to add to Matadors win their fi ve-game winning streak as they travel to Long Beach State Thursday to open up Big West Conference play against CSUB invitational the Dirtbags. Recording their fi rst team win of the spring sea- CSUN, who hasn’t won fi ve games in a son, the Matadors women’s golf team defeated a row since 2010, looks to capitalize on its fi eld of fi ve colleges at the CSUB Invitational with a winning momentum after a career night total score of 916, fi nishing 19 shots ahead of second by senior center fi elder Nate Ring (5-5, 2 place Cal Poly. RBI, 2 runs) on Tuesday. After back-to-back second place fi nishes against Ring wasn’t alone as many Matadors fi elds of eight and 21 college teams over their last were playing well -- infi elders junior Michael two tournaments, CSUN was able to hold onto their Livingston and senior Kyle Attl also hit 2-of-4 for 36-hole lead and claim its fi rst victory. Northridge. Redshirt junior Joshua Goossen-Brown Sophomore Elisabeth Haavardsholm and junior also batted .500 for the game while sophomer pitcher Clariss Guce fi nished fi rst and second place, the Brandon Warner didn’t allow a hit until the fi fth inning. third straight medalists honors for Northridge. Haa- The Dirtbags fi nished last season in third place and vardsholm set a new course record at Bakersfi eld were picked by preseason polls to fi nish third again, Country Club with a seven-under 67 in her second but heading into today’s matchup with Northridge, round Monday afternoon. A fi nal total of three-un- they hold a 9-15 record and are in the middle of a four- der 219 after a fi nal round four-over 78 gave Haa- game skid that includes consecutive losses of 12-1 vardsholm a two-shot victory over Guce. and 6-0. All fi ve Matadors fi nished in the top 12 of the Long Beach State is led by junior infi elder Michael tournament, with senior Margo Dionisio fi nishing Hill, who boasts a .329 batting average on the year in eighth place, freshman Stephanie Bush and to go along with four triples and a home run. sophomore Sharon Shin tying for 12th. This game marks the third season in a After a fall schedule that saw Northridge re- row where the Matadors start confer- cord only one fi nish in the top-fi ve, the Matadors ence play on the road. have fi nished in the top-two in three out of their —RON ROKHY four tournaments this season. —CASEY DELICH

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