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PHOTO COURTESY OF WALLY SKALIJ/LOS ANGELES TIMES/TNS People comfort each other after a mass shooting at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks late Wednesday night on Nov. 7. OPINION Social media becomes a battlefi eld where nothing good comes form it. Shooting at Borderline Bar & Grill See Page 7 Gunman Ian David Long leaves 12 dead, including college students and a Ventura County police officer 22, Justin Meek, 23, Alaina Housley, 18, Noel training. AGUSTIN GARCIA Sparks, 21, Sean Adler, 48, Mark Meza Jr., 20, "I found out a little too late that just wasn't EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Telemachus Orfanos, 27, Dan Manrique, 33, the job for me,” stated Long on ShadowSpear. MARJA ZIEMER Blake Dingman, 21, Jacob Dunham, 21, and “Maybe the ego got the better of me but it NEWS EDITOR Kristina Morisette, 20. Authorities have yet took only one time for a 19 year old D-2 ath- t @DAILYSUNDIAL to determine the motive behind the attack. lete to talk down to me and tell me how to do “On behalf of California State University, my job that I realized this wasn't the career I SPORTS Northridge, our hearts and thoughts are with wanted to head." A FORMER 2016 CSUN student killed at Ice Hockey reaches the victims, survivors, first responders and CSUN students shared their reactions to least 12 people, including a sheriff’s sergeant, loved ones affected by the horrific massacre the news of the shooting. highest ranking mark and wounded up to 15 others at Borderline Bar that occurred in Thousand Oaks last night,” Mario Saucedo expressed his concerns yet at sixth. & Grill in Thousand Oaks before taking his said CSUN President Dianne Harrison in a about not knowing whether or not the bar was own life, authorities stated. campus-wide email earlier last week. the one his friend works for. See Page 8 The mass shooting began around 11:20 NBC News reported that Long was an “It was really surprising and kind of wor- p.m. Wednesday night, Nov. 7, when the infantry machine gunner in the U.S. Marine risome because I have a friend that works in former student, identified as 28-year-old Ian Corps, serving from 2008 to 2013. a bar in Thousand Oaks but I wasn’t sure if it David Long from Newbury Park, entered the Long left the service on honorable dis- was his bar so I contacted him in the morn- popular country music-themed bar carrying charge with numerous decorations. He was ing to make sure he was okay,” said Saucedo. a Glock 21 .45-caliber handgun, purchased deployed to Afghanistan from November 2010 “It was really scary because I have a lot of legally, with an extended magazine that is to June 2011. friends that live in that area. That was my prohibited under California law. Long posted on a special forces forum, The victims of the shootingPAGE have been iden- 1 ShadowSpear,AD information about his service tified as Sgt. Ron Helus, 54, Cody Coffman, and his time at CSUN majoring in athletic SEE BORDERLINE BAR PAGE 2
OnceExplore theI unconscious Dreamt... mind with Sundial’s Arts & CALLON STANDS FOR SUBMISSIONS! & ONLINE [email protected] NOVEMBER 19 Literature Issue 2 NEWS N OVE MBER 14, 2018 | S U N DI AL | CS U N | CITY @ CS U N.E D U C O NT. B OR DERLI NE BAR PA GE 1 WRRC a wards five CRI ME mai n concer n about it ... maki ng sure they were okay.” Mario Olg ui n reiterated t he shock he felt upon heari ng t he ne ws. ‘pheno menal’ wo men “It’s crazy to think that so me- BLOTTER t hi ng could happen so close to ho me," Olguin stated. "I mean we have seen Harding as a fe minist philosopher and dis - shootings happen (in) other places, KI L E Y A R C E REPORTER ting uished acade mic researcher, a nd Nayereh T UESDAY, N OV. 6 and no w to see so mething here, it’s Tohidi as a social a nd political advocate as crazy. I k no w people t hat attend t he t @DAILYSUNDIAL well as fou ndi ng director of Middle Easter n A st o ol w as t a k e n b y a gr o u p of bar a nd it’s crazy to see t hat it is so a nd Isla mic Studies at CS U N. close to ho me.” S OUTHERN CALIF ORNIA wo men were rec- CS U N professor a nd co-e mcee of t his year’s unkno wn sus pects atten ding the The Borderline Bar has started a ognized for their activis m by CS U N Gender Pheno menal Wo man A wards, Jennifer Berry, b as k et b all g a m e i n R e d w o o d H all. GoFu nd Me to provide relief a nd f na ncial and Wo men’s Studies Depart ment and Wo m- believes the recog nition of these wo men and support for t he fa milies of t he victi ms. en’s Research a nd Resource Center on Su nday. t he eve nt itself “sets a precede nt t hat we are A CS U N offcer arreste d a sus pect T he gofu nd me has already raised $13,760 Ho me of the oldest operating wo men’s n e e d e d, t h at w o m e n’s visi bilit y is n e e d e d. W e f or sl a p pi n g t h e vi cti m d uri n g a n wit hi n t he frst fve hours. center i n t he CS U syste m, CS U N celebrated t he are doi ng i ncredible t hi ngs, a nd we need more “ The Borderline Fa mily sends our 45t h a n niversary of its Wo men’s Research a nd and more people to kno w about the m.” argu ment in Jacaran da Hall. love, prayers a nd deepest condolences Resource Center ( W R R C) at the 13th Bien nial At CS U N, the event was held during a piv - to t he victi ms a nd t heir fa milies i n t he Pheno menal Wo man A wards on Sunday. otal ti me for G WS a nd et h nic studies progra ms B et w e e n N o v. 5 a n d 6, a n u n - wake of t his horrific tragedy,” t weeted The event also co m me morated the 25th on ca mpus as t he Fac ulty Se nate deliberates on k n o w n s us p e ct st ol e a bi c y cl e, t he Borderli ne Bar. anniversary of the Gender and Wo men’s their options surrou nding the i mple mentation The A merican Red Cross is pro- Studies Depart ment (G WS D) a midst gro wing of Executive Orders 1110 and 1100-R which outsi de UP A 3, which was secure d viding resources and support fro m controversy for t he co mparative culture stud- i ncludes Section F. t o t h e bi c y cl e r a c k wit h a U- L o c k. trai ned volu nteers for victi ms affected ies general education require ment at CS U N. “ T he Executive Orders would deeply affect b y t h e s h o oti n g. “ F or a n e v e nt li k e t his, it all o ws us t o r e mi n d our depart ment,” said G WS D Chair Dr. Breny “ We have opened a fa mily reuni- people t hat t his is great work t hat’s bei ng do ne Me ndoza. “It’s really not a n exaggeratio n to say WED NESDAY, N OV. 7 fication center at the T housand Oaks on ca mpus,” said Shira Bro w n, W R R C director t h at if it w o ul d b e p ass e d j ust li k e it is t o d a y, Tee n Ce nter located at 1375 East Ja nss and pheno menal wo man a wards coordinator. we would be eli mi nated. I n t hree to fve years, A m al e s us p e ct st ol e a bi c y cl e Road and have trained mental health “ T his is Section F work. We’re a Section F we would not look like we do right no w. We volunteers onsite for anyone who depart ment. The work we’re doing is i mport- are fghti ng to bri ng so me reason back to t his that was secure d t o a bicycle rack needs support,” said The A merican a nt, a n d it’s m e a ni n gf ul.” syste m. I do n’t t hi nk we’re bei ng heard fra nkly.” o n t h e s o ut h w est si d e of O vi att R e d Cr o s s. Every other year, the W R RC and G WS D work Born out of activist move ments, depart- Li br ar y wit h a c a bl e l o c k. 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CLARE CALZADA / THE SUNDIAL A view of the theater stage from inside the sound booth in Nordhoff Hall, while cast members are rehearsing under the direction of Ray Saar and Mercedes Juan Musotto on Thursday evening, Oct. 18. Opera program prepares for this year’s fall production
Juan Musotto, they will perform rehearsing inside Nordhoff and CLARE CALZADA "Serse" by Baroque composer George Cypress Hall. From voice lessons to MANAGING VISUAL EDITOR t Frideric Handel this week. The opera acting to learning Italian diction, @DAILYSUNDIAL is set in the 18th century and tells these students are giving their all to the tale of a tragic, but comedic, love deliver a spectacular production. CSUN's opera EVERY YEAR, triangle between the king of Persia, See "Serse" on Nov. 15, 16 and 17 program puts on two theatrical pro- his lover and his brother. at 7:30 p.m. and Nov. 18 at 2 p.m. at ductions. This semester, under the Two casts, made up of both under- the Campus Theater inside Nordhoff stage direction of Ray Saar and the graduate and graduate students, Hall. Regular admission is $20 for new musical direction of Mercedes have spent many weeks and hours adults and $15 for students.
Senior Joshua Curiel Mercedes Juan pushes his voice Musotto con- to his limit during ducts music a voice lesson with rehearsals with Diane Ketchie on a Master Class Monday, Sept. 24, in Nordhoff Hall 2018. The 21-year- on Friday, Sept. old has been taking 21. Musotto, lessons with Ketchie originally from since Freshman Argentina, is the year and is also part current musical of the Northridge director for the Singers. “Singing is opera program. the only profession where you have Professor Diane Ketchie evokes a reaction out of leading singer Joshua to build your own Curiel while approaching him during his voice lesson inside Cypress instrument [your Hall on Monday, Sept. 24. She not only coaches his voice, but also his voice],” said Ketchie. pronunciation and getting into the headspace of Curiel’s character, Arsamene, as well.
Katrina Dubbs in costume as Amastre on the campus theater stage inside Nordhoff Hall on Thursday, Nov. 1. Amastre is King Serse’s fiance who disguises herself as a man in order to get revenge against him in the opera.
Joshua Curiel (left) and Matt Ellison (right), who both play the role of Arsamene, King Serse's brother, study together Brook Iva Lohman-Janz is assisted by cast members into a costume between rehearsals in Nordhoff Hall on Thursday, Oct. 11. prop for her character Atalanta, Romilda’s sister, inside Nordhoff Hall on Thursday, Nov. 1. NOVEMBER 14, 2018 | SUNDIAL | CSUN | [email protected] CULTURE 5 when& w here 14 15 16 17 18 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
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THANIA GARCIA got-everything-handed-to-them ty e kids CULTURE EDITOR t utcast might be the wrong @DAILYSUNDIAL descri tion for Hanson, but the desire to explore outside of her EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD Carlie town evidently hel ed her fnd her Hanson has experienced a speedy place in the world. rise to fame. Coming from a “I didn’t like school and I’ve rural Wisconsin town of 15,000 always wanted to get out of Wis- people, Hanson has fruitfully consin, she e lained ow that accomplished a lot in 2018. Her I live (in Los Angeles) I always frst singles, with noticeable o miss home life, it is so much dif- in uence and electronic roduc- ferent. I miss driving around with tion, have reached a staggering 46 my friends and now I kind of miss million streams on Spotify. school as weird as that is to say. I Not too long ago she was work- miss the fun arts of it ing at a McDonald s drive thru but Hanson is your typical 18-year- just last week she played at one old girl with typical teenage of Los Angeles’s most legendary thoughts and ideas. So much so JOSHUA PACHECO / THE SUNDIAL venues, the Greek Theatre. that her love for ustin ieber and Carlie Hanson performed her hits “Why Did You Lie?” and “Only One.” She opened for Troye Sivan’s “Bloom” Tour at “This is the show that every- her admiration for ouTube stars The Greek Theatre on Tuesday, October 30. is precisely what led her to her one s been talking about, she Hanson and ivan s collab- Hanson said. “That’s how I got erformance was the song Ha el, position now. said. “This morning I woke up oration came naturally. As a here never changed for anybody which assumed to be from her remember watching ustin and went straight to the coffee. friendship primarily, they linked and it’s the same cliche sh*t every- u coming he described the ieber s videos when was or I’m feeling very jittery and very up whenever they could. Sivan one tells you, but it is the only song as slow, sad, and said it was and I just dreamed of doing what excited. I’m not nervous anymore was the mastermind behind the thing that works. Always go with written about a friend from back he was doing because he was so which is good cause I used to get cover art for nly ne and your gut and do what you want home Arguably Hanson s best young and was reaching out to nervous before shows but now m hy Did ou ie eedless to Hanson opened the Greek work, there is less of a focus on so many eo le, she said ince ust full of energy say, Hanson was next in line to Theatre show for a crowd of 5,000 com le electronic beats and more then wanted to be a singer Hanson had known she wanted join the Bloom tour. eo le with her frst ever ma or of an isolation on raw vocals. The This past summer, Hanson to get out of her small town, At a young age, Hanson has single, hy Did ou ie The combination of drums and electric oined ouTuber turned o star recognized for its wealthy and experienced more pressure than single is the central sound for most guitar during the song’s chorus Troye Sivan and singer Kim Petras upper-class demographic. most 18-year-olds. The pressures of her work. It carries a luscious makes for a great sound, and for the North-American leg of the “I come from a small town of societal standards can make dance-pop sound with repetitious everyone is excited to hear more Bloom tour. and half of it is full of these flthy or break any young and im res- lyricism that details a scenario of the EP. “I used to watch Troye’s You- rich people and that’s the kind sionable mind where a boy has made a romise Catch Carlie Hanson on select Tube videos and remember when of kids I went to high school “Don’t take people’s negative and then has failed to keep it. dates of Gnash’s Broken Hearts he ut out his frst single, Ha y with, she said They were the criticism, do what you want, The highlight of Hanson’s Club tour in anuary of ittle ill , loved it, she e lained Check out these easy tips on eating healthy at CSUN and custom salads for with four from to calories Burgers can rise up to $10, though School and student life may GINA PARK 25 cent toppings to keep things new. Sauces further reflect their goodies such as fries, soups, paninis run cra y, but consuming health- REPORTER t At the Sierra Center Marketplace numerical power in salads, with and baked otatoes range from to ier food will enable students to @DAILYSUNDIAL small salad bo es begin at sweet onion sauce at a low 80 for healthy and affordable eating tackle each deadline a little easier. with sou , while large ones begin at and chipotle southwest or oil and “Potatoes can do just as good of a As fnals a roach, make sure to deadlines, work, WITH LOOMING An array of to ings rovide vinegar at hile occasional ob at feeding you for lunch as meat take care of the daily three meals commuting and a limited budget, fresh variety, from boiled eggs to treats may be welcome, switch- or ok if you re willing to try, said as another way to succeed choosing cheap and healthy food quinoa and canned tangerines. ing just one sauce or meat can second-year student Dylan Kent. seems like a last resort. But a healthy “There’s something for every- make a huge difference in any meal leads to a lighter state of mind body, whether they want it light or sandwich’s overall stats. to tackle the rest of the day. Here are heavy, but sans the guilt, said third 4. Freudian Sip: Though not a few ti s on fnding hearty and easy year student Danielle Leon. everybody may be in the know, all on-the-wallet eats on campus: helves near the salad bar are also food in the Sips are half-off in the 1. Shake Smart: Located in front stocked with packaged salads, fruit evening. In addition to occasional of the Student Resource Center, this cups and gluten-free sandwiches to ha y hours from m , the ur le o u rovides a a bowls, get on-the-go. hour between and m rovides egg wraps, smoothies and other pro- 3. Subway: For this spot, “It’s all 50-percent discounts for the same tein wraps such as spicy tuna, turkey about the meats and sauces said quality of food as in the afternoon. pesto, BBQ chicken, etc. Priced $7-$8, third-year student Caroline Kim. 5. Fresh Potato Factory: Though the rotein wra s come with banana According to six-inch measure- a bit of a ways off, this local restau- chi s to fll u anyone s stomach ments, lain meats such as black rant two blocks from the Transit through light, healthy ingredients. forest ham, roast beef, turkey breast Center rovides a variety of burg- 2. Arbor Grill & Sierra Center: and chicken (oven-roasted or rotis- ers, sandwiches, tacos, salads and tationed behind the viatt ibrary serie style range from to wraps with potatoes as the epicen- and the Sierra Clock Tower respec- calories. Meanwhile, saucy meats ter. Vegetarian and vegan options tively, these two cafeterias provide such as Chipotle Cheesesteak, are also available for those who want salad bars The Arbor rill rovides Chicken & Bacon Ranch Melt and to indulge in a steaming potato as a original sets such as Caesar Salad or YOMIRA SAIQUI/ THE SUNDIAL ltimate Meatball Marinara range nice alternative to meat. The Sierra Center offers a variety of healthy lunch options no more than $10. Southwest Chicken Salad for $5-$6
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Those who violate the single J u s t i n Vi g i l Iv e y Me l l e m Be t s i e G a r c i a Sa n d r a T a n copy rule may be subject to civil and criminal prosecution and/or subject to university discipline. s p o r t s _ s u n d i a l @c s u n .e d u s u n d i a l .m a r k e t i n g @c s u n .e d u NOVEMBER 14, 2018 | SUNDIAL | CSUN | [email protected] OPINION 7 Twitter beef or war cry? Social media is a battle zone that isn’t worth the good that comes from it LUKE NATALI they're online. Call them Contributor trolls, call them heroes, what- ever they're saying is still haven't worn a watch being said behind a screen. in roughly six years. Whether they agree or dis- My phone tells the agree, it's a brutal place to time. I haven't been argue. Someone in Los Ange- Ion Twitter's website since les can tweet their opinion on I got an iPhone, because the president and the inter- there's an app for that. I net will bring forth an angry met most of my friends in opponent from New York. high school through Face- This technology brings book because it was easier humankind closer together to click "add friend" as and immediately destroys opposed to walking up to any hope of a good relation- these people at lunch and ship. It's neither banter nor saying "Hi! I'm Luke." debate online eo le fght Even now, I look at my These fights then become phone where I have my notes personal and harassing. Do written down instead of an you support the president? ILLUSTRATION BY SARAH HOFSTEDT actual notebook. I'm so far Do you despise the president? removed from the people Regardless of your answer, every other tweet was can, and the Twitterverse will you've made online. Don't let I'll admit that I do take around me that I'm not sure I promise you that there is reminding people to vote. divide even more. your phone leave your pocket. part in social media. I make what I'd do if someone were an army of people willing to One thing almost every- How is it, then, that we use It is so important to pay the mistakes that I tell every- to speak to me. break down your door because one could agree on was the this technology to get closer attention to the fun you're one else not to. I recognize I don't talk to people. I sit you tweeted your opinion. importance of voting. together? I suggest using having. Imagine that there above all else, though, that on my laptop and get my news It's weird, then, under- Yet James Woods tell- the technology for the initial is no time to take pictures. my very best friends are through social media, argue standing how paradoxical ing you to vote sends an intended use. Dial the number Imagine that there is no Ins- the ones who I don't talk to about the Lakers with people the internet can be. People implied message, the same and speak to your friend. Go tagram, Twitter, Facebook, online. I met them in class, I've never met, swipe right around the globe are brought way Kumail Nanjiani saying on Facebook and post a pic- Snapchat, whatever. at parties, during sporting on people I know I'll never to their computers, con- the same does. They both ture of your puppy. Send a What's the point of show- events, etc. This technology message. My oh so important necting with the rest of told you to vote, but neither nice email. Most importantly, ing other people pictures of that we've been gifted with is internet presence forces my humanity, becoming one. agree on anything. Woods put down your phone. you and your friends if you're amazing, but it could be our real life presence to fade. Still, there is divide. can spread his message and Go out with your friends not enjoying the company of downfall before we know it if People are different when Most recently, it seemed ideals the same way Nanjiani and avoid those enemies your friends in the frst lace we're not careful. 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HIGH EXPECTATIONS have been set for this upcoming year for the two-time defending West Coast Hockey Conference Champion Matadors. CSUN’s ice hockey team has skated away to a great start, with the team currently sitting at 7-2-1 on the season entering a four-game slate this weekend at the Beehive Showcase in Utah. CSUN is led by new leadership this season, following the departure of longtime captain Alex Reints, with the captaincy being assumed by John Michael Laurin. “For me, the captain means setting an example to the other teammates,” Laurin said. “I think the best way to lead is to lead by exam- ple and others will follow.” Joining him will be the new assistant captain Cameron Rorick, Eli Berengut, Andre Ramirez and recent UNLV transfer Niklas Giers. The team has benefted greatly from some key offseason additions. Christian Parks, Grayson Szumilas, Zachary Carnes and Sean Kalbak have been bright spots for the team as some of the leaders in points. “This team has so much talent,” head coach JP Gale said. “It would be nice to see our foot on the gas for three periods of play and see what we have following that.” CSUN is still relying on some of their wily SOLOMON LADVIENKA / THE SUNDIAL veterans, such as Levi Bolls, Eli Berengut and Grayson Szumilas skates aggressively down ice against Santa Clara University Friday night at Simi Valley’s Iceoplex. goalkeeper Brandon Kalvoda, who was able With the tough strength of schedule for the in club history to start the season. receive an automatic bid to regionals while the to shut out Loyola-Marymout, one of CSUN’s team, the Matadors have been rewarded for fn- “The mindset of being ranked sixth is to top two seeds will head straight to nationals. toughest opponents this season. ishing off teams and keeping games close. The keep working hard and that this is just the Due to the fres in the local area, the team “This season is one of the biggest seasons only blemishes for CSUN this season came on beginning,” said Laurin. “It’s been a good start decided to cancel its matchup with USC last for the team, as well as myself,” Berengut said. the road to No. 4 Northern Arizona and at home but we still have a lot of the season left and want weekend. This weekend the team will square off “This is one of the best squads we’ve had in any against rival Long Beach State. to keep going up.” with Colorado State, No. 1 University of Mary, of my career here and you best bet that we are The frst American Conference Hockey The list of 20 schools debuted last week and No. 10 Williston State, and Arizona State. The putting everything we got into seeing regionals Association rankings came out last weekend, CSUN was the only representative from Cali- team will return home to Simi Valley’s Iceoplex and nationals this year.” with CSUN placing sixth, its highest ranking fornia. Teams ranked third through 12th will next weekend to host San Diego.
Matadors of the Week
Channon Fluker Lamine Diane Senior, Basketball Redshirt-freshman, Basketball JOHN HERNANDEZ / THE SUNDIAL Redshirt freshman Lamine Diane drives in to the paint in a 84-87 While the 2018-19 campaign has started In Diane’s collegiate debut, the redshirt loss vs New Mexico. on the negative side for women’s basketball, freshman dropped 34 points, seven rebounds, Fluker has shown up in both of the team’s four steals and one big chase-down block in losses. Through two games the senior is aver- a 84-87 loss to New Mexico. A steal by fellow aging 16.5 points and 16 rebounds. Fluker also freshman Elijah Harkless led to Diane’s last Games to Watch posted three blocks in the loss to Boise State bucket of the night, tying the game at 84. and is making early strides at what could be her Diane’s 34 points ranked him third in the TYLER WAINFELD Nov. 17 when they travel to Long Beach. third Big West Player of the year run. The squad nation in points per game. The forward also ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR The 49ers gave the Matadors one of their still has two games left on the road before play- leads his conference in PPG while teammate t @TYLERWAINFELD closest games of the year in the Beach ing in their home opener. CSUN will make stops Terrell Gomez ranks second with 21. The team win. The two went to five sets back in in Omaha, Nebraska to play Omaha on Friday now gets a two-game homestand with time to September with the fourth and fifth sets Nov. 16 at 5 p.m. and Des Moines, Iowa to play build some momentum before another short Women’s Volleyball going into extra points, with Beach just Drake on Sunday Nov. 18 at 11 a.m. road trip. The team was aiming to finish out the pulling away. Story by Justin Vigil season with three wins. Their final three Photos Courtesy of Go Matadors matchups were with teams in the bottom Men’s Basketball half of the conference. CSUN took care The team will play host to visiting of Fullerton in four sets. Senior Aeryn Portland and Tennessee State teams this SPORTS CALENDAR Owens led the charge with 19 kills while week. After dropping the first two games FRIDAY 11/16 SUNDAY 11/18 libero Kristey Markle held the Matadors of the season, the Matadors will look to Women’s Basketball Women’s Basketbal afloat in the back row totaling 21 digs. bounce back on Saturday at 6 p.m. against @ Omaha at 5 p.m. @ Drake at 11 a.m. The Matadors then headed to Riverside to the Pilots, who have won three of the four face another team they previously beat. games all-time against CSUN. Redshirt This time around, the Highlanders caught freshman Lamine Diane lead the Mata- TUESDAY 11/20 CSUN off guard winning the first two sets. dors with 34 points after the first game, SATURDAY 11/27 Men’s Basketbal The Matadors responded thrashing Riv- good for third in the nation, while adding Women’s Volleyball vs. Tennessee State at 7 p.m. @ Long Beach State at 7 p.m. erside in the third, winning the set by 11 in seven rebounds and four steals. The points. The team would force a fifth set next game after Portland will be at home Men’s Basketball but could not take the lead as Riverside’s against Tennessee State on Tuesday, Nov. vs. Portland at 7 p.m. Marissa Holt carried her team with seven 20 at 7 p.m. The Tigers are 1-1 in the early kills in the fifth. The Matadors will play part of the season and have won the only their final game of the season Saturday game between the two schools.