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LETTER FROM THE 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 

Will it really get better? I can’t help but have high expectations for 

2011 and there’s no denying that the social challenges students are 

confronted with have increased. That is why I have zoomed our focus 

away from an entertaining cover to one that would make U think a little 

harder about how you treat yourself and others. 

I strongly encourage U to take time out of your busy schedule to engage 

in one of our programs that challenge your assumptions or provoke your 

mind. I have witnessed the impact our programs have had in advancing 

social justice and improving the lives of people. Our dedicated and 

hardworking staff has worked diligently in expanding existing programs and 

inventing new ones to encourage U to think about your role here at CSULA! 

The U-SU Calendar is ALWAYS changing. I am on a quest to push our 

boundaries a bit further and deliver something unexpected every time. I 

am sure you have noticed and I hope that this calendar will resonate with U! 

I can’t stop looking at the cover and what it 

means to not speak out on these important 

issues. I hope you feel the same and do your 

part to make it better for people from all 

walks of life! 

JOSEpH M. AGUIRRE 

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 

UNIVERSITY-STUDENT UNION 

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 

Thanks to the following departments and organizations who contributed 

to Winter 2011 programs and events: American Communities Program, 

Asian and Asian American Studies, Black Student Association, Center 

for the Study of Genders and Sexualities, Chicano Studies, Department 

of Public Safety, Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance, History, Latin 

American Studies program, M.E.Ch.A., Mujeres Activas en Letras y 

Cambio Social, Pan-African Studies, Philosophy, Student Health Center, 

The Queer Connection, University Bookstore, Vietnamese Student 

Association, Women’s and Gender Studies program, and student fees. 

U-SU BUILDING HOURS 

Monday - Friday 7 am - 10 pm 

Saturday 7 am - 6 pm 

Sunday Closed 

FOR INDIVIDUAL DEPARTMENT OFFICE HOURS, PLEASE CALL: 

U-SU Administration (323) 343-2450 

Center for Student Involvement (323) 343-5110 

Cross Cultural Centers (323) 343-5001 

Graffix (323) 343-2464 

The Pit (323) 343-2520 

Union Meeting & Event Services (323) 343-2465 

Xtreme Fitness Center (323) 343-7546 

U-SU Website www.calstatela.edu/usu 

01. JOSEF ALAYRA Fitness Manager 

02. FRANGELO AYRAN Assistant Director for Student Development, CSI 

03. MARIELENA BECERRA Campus Involvement Coordinator, CSI 

04. CHRISTIAN CAMPOS Graphics Coordinator 

05. DENISE CARLOS, M.S.W. Gender & Sexuality Resource Center Coordinator, CCC 

06. JENNIFER CELAYA DAVIS Director, CSI 

07. TONY CHRISTOPHER Building Services Coordinator 

08. MICHELLE HOOPER Administrative Services Coordinator 

09. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON Campus Involvement Coordinator, CSI 

10. CHERYL JOSE Accounting Technician 

11. MIGUEL JUAN Building Services Coordinator 

12. RHONDA MITCHELL Program Coordinator, CCC 

13. JOHN ORTIZ Director, Operations 

14. SANDRA QATAMI Student Development Coordinator, CSI 

15. RON AARON RUIZ Operations Technical Coordinator 

16. MARTIN SANDOVAL Assistant Director, Operations 

17. JOSEPH SEDLACEK Assistant to the Executive Director 

18. FREDERICK SMITH Director, CCC 

19. ROWENA TRAN Assistant Director, U-SU / Financial Services 

20. VERONICA WOO Director, Graphics & Marketing 

21. AMBER WRIGHT Meeting & Event Services Coordinator 

22. LENA ZENG Accounting Technician 

COVER MODEL INFORMATION 

Front Cover » Laura I. Tejeda. Major: English 

Back Cover » Christian Flores. Major: Dance 

PUBLIC PROGRAMMING DISCLAIMER 

Due to the nature of public programming, dates, times, or locations 

are subject to change. For updated information, always check the U-SU 

website at www.calstatela.edu/usu or call (323) 343-2450.

03 

Mon 

STUDENT LEADER AWARDS 

pACKETS AVAILABLE 

8 am » Center for Student Involvement 

2nd Floor, University-Student Union 

The Student Leader Awards recognizes 

and celebrates the many activities, events, 

and contributions of student organizations, 

members and advisors at CSULA. Community 

members are strongly encouraged to apply or 

nominate individuals and groups who have impacted campus 

life! The 2010-2011 Student Leader Awards include: 

Outstanding Community Service/Philanthropic Contribution 

Outstanding Scholarship/Academic Program 

Outstanding Contribution to Social Justice 

Outstanding Student Organization Officer 

Outstanding Student Organization Advisor 

New Student Organization of the Year 

Student Organization of the Year 

In order to be considered for an award, the student organization 

must be University recognized and complete an Awards 

Packet. Awards Packets are due by Friday, March 11 at 5pm 

at the Center for Student Involvement. The Student Leader 

Awards ceremony will take place on Thursday, May 12, 2011. 

LEADER TO LEADER 

AppLICATIONS AVAILABLE 



Calling all experienced and graduating CSULA student leaders! 

Applications for Leader to Leader are now available! Apply to 

become a part of this lunchtime seminar series that gives you 

an opportunity to: 

• Refine leadership skills for your post-CSULA transition 

• Develop a professional resume 

• Learn from inspiring leaders on campus 

• Gain job interviewing skills 

The 5 seminars begin Thursday, April 7 from 12 to 1:30 pm. 

Space is limited so apply today to become a part of this 

enriching program. Program participants will be awarded a 

certificate of completion at the annual Student Leader Awards. 

Applications are due February 25. For more information or 

for an application please contact the Center for Student 

Involvement at 323-343-5110 or visit CSI at the University- 

Student Union Room 204. 

WELCOME BACK CSULA 

3 pm » Monday, January 3 & Wednesday, January 5 

12 pm » Tuesday, January 4 & Thursday, January 6 

U-SU Plaza 

Welcome back to Cal State L.A. for 

another exciting quarter! Join the 

Center for Student Involvement as we 

dive into a spirit-filled new year with 

FREE Cal State L.A. gear giveaways, 

live music, and all the info you need to 

get connected and get involved! 

U-CONNECT: p3 

3:15 pm » Pasadena Room 

3rd Floor, University-Student Union 

Join the Center for Student Involvement’s elite 

squad of honorary programmers and prepare 

to PROMOTE, PARTICIPATE in, and even PLAN a wide variety 

of fun and exciting campus events. This info session will give 

you the necessary info to be a part of this quarter’s program. 

06 

Thu 

THE MEANING OF FOOD 

6:15 pm » U-SU Theatre 

1st floor, University-Student Union 

Join us for another installment of this fun 

and heartwarming documentary about 

food, how it brings people together in 

almost all communities, and how it reflects 

the cultural and economic realities of people 

worldwide. Directed by Karin Williams, 

2005, 60 minutes. 

10 

Mon 

HOpE IN TIMES 

OF DARKNESS: 

AN AFTERNOON WITH RANDy JURADO ERTLL 

3:15 pm » Alhambra Room 


Randy Jurado Ertll, Executive Director of El Centro de Accion 

Social in Pasadena, CA, shares from his memoir, Hope in 

Times of Darkness, which depicts the challenges and triumphs 

he faced as a Salvadoran American youth growing up in 

South L.A. 

11 

Tue 

OLD 

FASHIONED BINGO 

3 pm » The Pit 

Basement, University-Student Union 

Old fashioned bingo... is not what it used to be, 

and it’s a good thing it’s not. Come to The Pit 

and check it out. 

ApI TEA TIME FILM: 

pERSEpOLIS 

3:15 pm » Asian Pacific Islander 

Student Resource Center 


Stop by the Asian Pacific Islander Student 

Resource center for a viewing of Persepolis, 

an enthralling, animated feature about a spirited young 

Iranian woman who spends her life trying to deal with the 

consequences of her nation’s history. Directed by Vincent 

Paronnaud and Marjane Satrapi, 2007, 95 minutes. 

12 

Wed 

U-LEAD: 

DELEGATION 

3 pm » Student Club and Organization Offices 


Plot your student leadership journey through the U-Lead 

program as you explore personal, group, and community 

leadership competencies. At this workshop, learn how 

to delegate responsibility and how to make delegation a 

developmental experience.

12 

Wed 

pASRC MOVIE SCREENING: 

EVE’S BAyOU 

3:15 pm » Pan African Student Resource Center 


Join us in the Pan African Student Resource 

Center for Wednesday afternoon films 

that entertain and educate about Black 

culture. In Eve’s Bayou, Louis Batiste is a 

popular physician in 1960s Louisiana who 

has a beautiful wife, a loving family, and a 

weakness for women, whose infidelities 

crush all respect his daughters and 

community have for him. Directed by Kasi 

Lemmons, 1997, 109 minutes. 

CSI NIGHT@THE MOVIES 

6 pm » Los Angeles Room BC 


CSI brings the hit movies directly to you! 

Enjoy a FREE screening of the super sequel 

“Iron Man 2” starring Robert Downey Jr. 

Bring your friends, blankets, pillows, snacks, 

and join us in the Los Angeles Room for this 

great movie! 

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LEADERSHIp RETREAT: 

A LEADERSHIp CONFERENCE 

Thu 18 

Tue 

AT CSULA - AppLICATIONS AVAILABLE 


2nd floor, University-Student Union 

The Center for Student Involvement invites 

you to a one-day, leadership conference on Friday, April 22. 

Two hundred participants from colleges and universities 

throughout California will attend workshops that focus on 

communication skills, cross-cultural awareness, teambuilding, 

and program planning. Students involved in programming, 

student organizations, fraternities, sororities, and student 

government are highly encouraged to attend. This is an 

excellent opportunity for CSULA students to network with 

campus leaders from all over the state. The registration fee 

for Cal State L.A. students is $15 however, many scholarships 

are available. Completed scholarship applications must be 

submitted to CSI by April 5. Breakfast, lunch, a t-shirt, and a 

lot of leadership learning are included! For more information, 

check out http:»www.calstatela.edu/usu/leadershipretreat/ 

S.T.A.R.S. EMpOWERMENT SERIES 

CCC MEET AND GREET 

3:15 pm » Cross Cultural Centers 


We want you to stay and graduate from Cal State L.A., and 

connecting with faculty, staff, and students who share and 

identify with your life experiences is one way to ensure your 

academic and social success. Stop by the Cross Cultural 

Centers for an informal “meet and greet” where you can meet 

others who want to ensure that your Cal State L.A. journey is 

a positive one. 

REqUIRED 

ORGANIzATION 

MEETING 

5 pm » Los Angeles Room 


Student group members will receive important information 

on campus policies and procedures pertinent to clubs. One 

representative of each organization must attend at least one of 

the available meeting dates to maintain University recognition. 

Don’t be late! 

WHICH WAy HOME 


1st Floor, University-Student Union 

As the United States continues to build 

a wall between itself and Mexico, Which 

Way Home shows the personal side of 

immigration through the eyes of children 

who face harrowing dangers with enormous 

courage and resourcefulness as they 

endeavor to make it to the United States. 

Directed by Rebecca Cammisa, 2009, 

70 minutes. 

HOW TO CHOOSE A MAJOR 

10 am » Career Center 

Determine which academic majors are compatible 

with your skills, interests and values and learn how 

they relate to various careers. 

WARM & TOASTy TUESDAy 

Noon » U-SU Plaza 

Feeling cold? Don’t worry, CSI has 

something warm for you. Stop by our 

table and enjoy a delicious warm drink 

and pastry to get your day going. Be 

sure to pick up a tips card of fun things 

to do during this winter season. Enjoy! 

SISTERHOOD CIRCLE: 

LOVE yOUR BODy THROUGH DANCE! 

3:15 pm » Xtreme Fitness Center, Multipurpose Room 


The relationship we have with our bodies requires constant 

work towards connection, balance, and love. With a series 

of three dance workshops, this quarter’s Sisterhood Circle 

encourages you to discover how dancing facilitates learning 

how your body moves and build a sisterhood with yourself 

through dance. Join this journey of self-appreciation through 

Belly Dance, Afro-Boricua Bomba, and West African dance 

workshops. Prior dance experience is NOT required. 

Additional workshops on February 1 and 15 at 3:15pm.

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Tue 

DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, 

JR. CELEBRATION 

3:15 pm » Pan African Student 

Resource Center 



Center for our annual discussion and 

celebration in honor of the life, work, and 

legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 

U-LEAD: BATTLING 

NEGATIVITy 





leadership competencies. Negativity can be a normal and 

healthy emotion that helps us instinctively detect and respond 

to a threatening situation. More than this, when it is properly 

channeled, it can be a powerful motivating force to remedy an 

obvious injustice. Learn how to create a culture of both trust 

and open communication among your members. 

U-SU STUDENT 

INVOLVEMENT SCHOLARSHIp: 

SpEECH COMpETITION 

5 pm » Los Angeles Room AB 


Support your fellow Golden Eagles as the 

3rd Annual Student Involvement Scholarship 

finalists are revealed! Students, faculty, staff 

and guests are invited to attend the speech 

portion of the Scholarship competition. 

Light refreshments will be provided while 

supplies last. 

19 

Wed 

WRITING A WINNING 

RESUME 

3 pm » Career Center 

Learn how to put together an effective resume and 

a power cover letter. 

STALKER 

AWARENESS SAFETy 

3:15pm » Alhambra Room 


Stalking. “It’s not a joke. It’s not romantic. It’s not okay.” 

January is National Stalking Awareness Month and it’s never 

too early to learn how to recognize stalking and the steps 

everyone can take to stay safe. Join us in a crafty informational 

where you will also have an opportunity to build your own 

safety kit and empowerment memento. 

pASRC FILM SERIES: 

SCHOOL DAzE 

3:15 pm » Pan African Student 




Center for Wednesday afternoon films that 

entertain and educate about Black culture. 

School Daze is a groundbreaking musicalcomedy 

that takes a look at race, class, 

and gender issues at play in a fictional 

historically-black college campus. Directed 

by Spike Lee, 1988, 121 minutes. 

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Thu 

FUNDAMENTALS 

OF INTERVIEWING 


Learn how preparation and practice can help you land the job. 

THE LAST ABORTION CLINIC 



While the U.S. still allows women the right 

to choose about their bodies and health 

to some extent, pro-life advocates have 

waged successful campaigns in many states 

to reduce women’s access to clinics and 

healthcare professionals providing clear 

and unbiased family planning services. 

This documentary investigates the steady 

decline in the number of healthcare 

professionals performing abortions, and 

focuses on local political battles in states and cities where very 

few clinics perform the controversial procedure. Directed by 

Raney Aronson-Rath, 2005, 60 minutes. 

21 

Fri 

REqUIRED 

ORGANIzATION MEETING 



Student group members will receive important information 

on campus policies and procedures pertinent to clubs. One 

representative of each organization must attend at least one of 

the available meeting dates to maintain University recognition. 

Don’t be late! 

24 

Mon 

U-LEAD: 

pUBLICITy AND 

MARKETING 





leadership competencies. Get creative and savvy with new 

publicity and marketing ideas to get the attention your 

organization wants.

24 

Mon 

STRAIGHT, FROM 

yOUR GAy BEST FRIEND 

AN AFTERNOON WITH TERRANCE DEAN 



Straight, From Your Gay Best Friend gives 

women direct and useful, though often 

tongue-in-cheek, advice from Terrance 

Dean, their new gay best friend, on some 

of life’s most challenging issues - family, 

friends, career, love, sex, and intimate 

relationships with men. Dean offers direct 

and to-the-point insights, mixed with a 

little sass, wit, humor, forwardness, and 

spirituality, as only a gay man can do. 

FEATURING 

THE ONLy MICHAEL JAMES 

3:15 pm » U-SU 2nd Floor Street-side Balcony 

CSI takes your afternoon music fix in a new direction! Go 

acoustic for an intimate musical performance featuring The 

Only Michael James on the balcony off of the Forest (West) 

Lounge on the 2nd floor of the U-SU. 

www.theonlymj.com 

SELF-DEFENSE EDUCATION: 

RApE AGGRESSION 

DEFENSE SySTEMS 

(R.A.D.) 

January 24, 26, 31, and February 2 

6:30 – 9:30 pm » Los Angeles Room 


The Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) Systems is a 

program of realistic self-defense tactics and techniques. It 

is a comprehensive, women-only course, which begins with 

awareness, prevention, risk reduction and risk avoidance, as 

well as the basics of hands-on defense training. R.A.D. is not 

a Martial Arts program. The courses are taught by nationally 

certified R.A.D. Instructors and provide each student with a 

workbook/reference manual. The course includes lecture, 

discussion and self-defense techniques, suitable for women 

of all ages and abilities. The basic physical defense program 

consists of four sessions lasting three hours each, for a total 

of twelve hours of instruction including a dynamic simulation. 

Please note that girls under age 13 may not participate due to 

the adult-themed subject matter. Sign up by Friday, January 21 

at 3:00pm at the U-SU Administration Office, Room 306, in the 

University-Student Union. Cash is the only form of payment 

accepted by the U-SU. 

Cal State L.A. Students $10 

Faculty, Staff, or Guests $20 

25 

Tue 



Feeling cold? Don’t worry, CSI has something warm 

for you. Stop by our table and enjoy a delicious warm drink and 

pastry to get your day going. Be sure to pick up a tips card of 

fun things to do during this winter season. Enjoy! 


pLEASE VOTE FOR ME 

3:15 pm » Asian Pacific Islander Student Resource Center 



Resource Center for a viewing of Please 

Vote for Me, a charming documentary 

about elementary school elections in 

China, including the low blows, character 

assassination, and competitiveness driving 

the quest for leadership. Directed by 

Wei-jun Chen, 2007, 50 minutes. 

26 

Wed 

STUDENT ORGANIzATION 

ADVISOR TRAINING 

2 pm » Boardroom North 


Student organization advisors are 

encouraged to attend this reception and 

training to learn about policy updates 

and winter quarter opportunities for 

their groups. Attendees will have the 

opportunity to dialogue with other advisors about successful 

strategies for working with clubs and organizations. RSVP 

by Monday, January 24 by calling the Center for Student 

Involvement at (323) 343-5110. 

NAME THAT TUNE 



Two contestants compete against each other to test their 

knowledge of songs. It’s a trivia game where we give you a line 

of lyrics and you have to name the song. 

ARE yOU BEING STALKED? 

3:15 pm » Student Health Center, Room 210 

January is National Stalking Awareness Month. Do you know 

what stalking is? One in twelve women and one in 45 men will 

be a victim of stalking sometime in their lives. Come learn how 

to identify this threatening behavior, how to protect yourself, 

and how to help a friend in need. 


THE COLOR pURpLE, pART 1 






The Color Purple tells the story of a young 

African American woman named Celie who 

faces extreme poverty, racism, and sexism 

within her community, and her transformation 

as she finds her self-worth through the help of 

two strong female companions. We’ll screen 

75 minutes today and the final 75 minutes on 

February 2 at 3:15 pm. Directed by Steven Spielberg, 1985, 

153 minutes.

26 

Wed 


RApE AGGRESSION 

DEFENSE SySTEMS (R.A.D.) 



For more information on this program, refer to the 

January 24th event description. 

27 

Thu 

OpEN HOUSE: 

CENTER FOR 

THE STUDy OF GENDERS 

AND SEXUALITIES 

3:15 pm » King Hall D4050 

Meet and mingle with the faculty, staff, and students involved 

with the Center for the Study of Genders and Sexualities, a 

university-wide interdisciplinary center housed in the College 

of Arts and Letters. The Center’s mission is to promote cuttingedge 

research and scholarship in gender and sexuality at the 

intersections of race, class, religion, ability, and nation. 

OUTRAGE 



A searing expose of the secret lives of 

closeted gay politicians, Outrage probes 

deeply into the psychology of this double 

lifestyle, the ethics of outing closeted 

politicians, the double standards that the 

media upholds in its coverage of gay public 

figures, and a look at the harm closeted 

gay politicians have inflicted on millions of 

Americans with their legislation. Directed 

by Kirby Dick, 2009, 89 minutes. 

MARTIAL ARTS SEMINAR 

7 – 9 pm » Xtreme Fitness, Multi-purpose Room 

Basement, U-SU 

Join us for a Black Belt Seminar with Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Black 

Belt Rene Salazar covering topics of competition strategy and 

techniques including open guard applications. Belt assessment 

and promotions will be included. 

28 

Fri 

GOLDEN EAGLE 

AWARDS 

OF EXCELLENCE 

AppLICATION DEADLINE 

5 pm » Center for Student Involvement 


Did you pick up an application last fall? Don’t forget to turn it in 

today. Need an extra copy? Drop by CSI to pick one up ASAP. 

CSULA students are making a difference every day on campus 

and in their communities and they deserve to be recognized! 

Scholars, athletes, student organization members, community 

activists, volunteers, and all Golden Eagles who have impacted 

their community in a positive manner are encouraged to 

apply for this award which recognizes outstanding student 

achievement. The Golden Eagle Awards of Excellence 

recipients will be honored at a reception with family, friends 

and campus dignitaries during the winter quarter. Applicants 

must have a minimum 3.0 GPA for consideration. 

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SAT 

CHANGING BOUNDARIES: 

HISTORIC MApS OF THE U.S. - MEXICO 

BORDER FROM THE COLLECTION OF 

SIMON BURROW 

Saturday, January 29 – Saturday, February 26 

Fine Arts Gallery, 1st floor, Fine Arts Building 

Maps tell stories. The Latin American Studies Program and 

Cross Cultural Centers bring you this enlightening exhibit 

of historic maps which tell the story and evolution of the 

US-Mexico border over the last four centuries. The exhibit 

answers and raises questions about the battle of Los Angeles, 

California’s original geography as an island, and current 

immigration policy in the land and space that was once known 

as Mexico. 

31 

Mon 

SUSTAINING 

COMMUNITIES: 

FORGING COLLECTIVE MEMORIES 



Join scholars, cultural theorists, and artists as they explore 

the ways and rituals through which specific communities are 

performed, remembered, memorialized, and narrativized. 

Speakers include: 

• Elizabeth Chin, Anthropology & Critical Theory 

and Social Justice, Occidental College 

• David Delgado Shorter, Anthropology, University 

of California, Los Angeles 

• Kianga Ford, Sound Artist, The Story of This 

Place, a site-specific project that explores 

relationships between physical and cultural 

proximity 

• Ari Kletzky, Artist, CalArts, Islands of LA, an 

exploration of the use and availability of traffic 

islands as public space to foster discussion and 

create community 


RApE AGGRESSION DEFENSE 

SySTEMS (R.A.D.) 





01 

Tue 



Feeling cold? Don’t worry, CSI has 

something warm for you. Stop by 

our table and enjoy a delicious warm drink 

and pastry to get your day going. Be sure to 

pick up a tips card of fun things to do during 

this winter season. Enjoy!

01 

Tue 

CULTURAL GRAD 

CELEBRATIONS 

AppLICATION AND SIGNUpS AVAILABLE 

Tuesday, February 1 through May 2010 

Cross Cultural Centers, University-Student Union 

If you’re graduating in June 2011, stop by the Cross Cultural 

Centers this quarter for information on the four Cultural 

Graduate Celebrations presented by student groups affiliated 

with the CCC. Information on planning committees for Asian 

Pacific Islander, Black/Pan African, Gay & Lesbian Pride, and 

Raza Graduate Celebrations will be available through May 

2011. Contact the Cross Cultural Centers at (323) 343-5001 for 

more information, or visit www.calstatela.edu/usu/grad. 



3:15pm » Xtreme Fitness Center, Multipurpose Room 










Final workshop on February 15. 

BLACK TALK SERIES 

3:15 pm » Los Angeles Room C 


Join the Pan African Student Resource Center and affiliated 

Black student groups as we ponder the HOT topics in the 

young, Black community today. Come out to this talk-show 

style discussion, as we get down to the nitty gritty and 

get REAL. 

02 

Wed 

LUNAR NEW yEAR 


(if rain, U-SU Theatre) 

Celebrate the Year of the Rabbit! 

This year’s celebration features hiphop 

performer Rocky Rivera, popular 

dance crew Culture Shock L.A., The 

Dim Sum Food Truck, as well as 

the traditional Lion Dance, games, 

red envelopes, and campus and 

community organizations. 

2011 


THE COLOR pURpLE, pART 2 






The Color Purple tells the story of a young 

African American woman named Celie who 

faces extreme poverty, racism, and sexism 

within her community, and her transformation 

as she finds her self-worth through the help of 

two strong female companions. We’ll screen 

the final 75 minutes of the film in today’s screening. Directed 

by Steven Spielberg, 1985, 153 minutes. 

THE LyRICAL GETAWAy 

pASRC COMEDy AND SpOKEN WORD NIGHT 



Join the Pan African Student Resource Center 

as we kick off Black History Month with an 

evening of socially and politically conscious 

(and fun and superficial, too!) comedy, 

poetry, and spoken word by students and 

local performers, including Thea Monyee 

from L.A.’s acclamed Da-Poetry Lounge, and 

comedian Chinedu Unaka. 


RApE AGGRESSION DEFENSE 

SySTEMS (R.A.D.) 





03 

Thu 

FUNDAMENTALS 

OF INTERVIEWING 


Learn how preparation and practice can help you 

land the job. 

FOOTBALL FEVER 


Join the Center for Student Involvement as we celebrate 

one of America’s unofficial holidays: The Super Bowl! Enjoy 

music, refreshments and giveaways. Test your passing skills 

on our football target. Wear a 

jersey from your favorite football 

team to enter the prize drawing 

for a chance to win the Super 

Tailgating Kit! Only CSULA 

students with a current student 

I.D. will be allowed to enter the 

prize drawing.

03 

Thu 

WE H8 GAy BULLyING: 

SUICIDE AND MENTAL 

HEALTH IN THE LGBT 

COMMUNITy 

3:15 pm » Los Angeles Room C 


Tyler, Asher, Seth, Justin, Raymond, and Billy are just a few 

names of gay victims of bullying who committed suicide 

in recent months. Suicide and attempted suicide rates for 

young people perceived to be gay or lesbian, or who are 

questioning their sexual orientation or gender presentation, 

are higher than other young people in the U.S. This roundtable 

discussion focuses on societal and inner-community issues that 

influence and shape mental health issues for members of the 

LGBTQ community. 

U-LEAD: THE WISE 

USE OF CREDIT 





leadership competencies. You have credit or need to establish 

credit — now what? Managing your credit responsibly helps 

build a solid foundation for your financial future. 

DIy: BLANKET MAKING 

6:10 pm » Los Angeles Room AB 


It’s winter time! Time to learn how to make 

cozy blankets. Sign up after January 18 

for this blanket making workshop at CSI 

located on the second floor of the U-SU, 

room 204. All materials will be provided. 

Space is limited! 

NESHOBA: 

THE pRICE OF FREEDOM 

FEATURING DISCUSSION WITH FILMMAKER! 



Neshoba: The Price of Freedom tells 

the story of a Mississippi town still 

divided about the meaning of justice, 

forty years after the murders of civil 

rights workers James Chaney, Andrew 

Goodman and Michael Schwerner. Film 

followed by discussion with filmmaker. 

Directed by Micki Dickoff and Tony 

Pagano, 2010, 86 minutes. 

07 

Mon 

S.T.A.R.S. EMpOWERMENT SERIES 

IMAGINING 

BLACK BOyHOODS: 

A TALK By DR. MICHAEL DUMAS 

4:30 pm » Los Angeles Room AB 

3rd floor, University-Student Union 

Dr. Michael Dumas, assistant professor 

of Social and Cultural Analysis of 

Education at California State University, 

Long Beach, argues that the absence 

of Black boys in the public imagination 

of childhood and in popular and 

academic discussions of Black males 

and masculinity have rendered Black 

boyhood both unimagined and 

unimaginable. How come it is so 

difficult for us to imagine young Black boys as children who 

giggle, play, and daydream, who have their own stories to tell, 

and form their own unique views of the world? Dr. Dumas will 

discuss the concept of Black boyhood, and help us think about 

what it takes to truly see and be seen by Black boys. 

08 

Tue 


MISSISSIppI MASALA 

3:15 pm » Asian Pacific Islander 

Student Resource Center 



Resource Center for a viewing of Mississippi 

Masala, a film exploring interracial love 

between an African American man and 

an Indian woman, and the ensuing family 

drama that occurs because of the romance. 

Directed by Mira Nair, 1992, 118 minutes. 

MARDI GRAS: LE JAzz HOT 

6:30-9:30 pm » U-SU 1st & 2nd Floors 

Mardi Gras is back and jazzier than ever! We’ve got a great 

line up of live performers for you, including comedy improv 

pros the Upright Citizens Brigade Touring Company, CSULA 

student musicians, and a live Zydeco band! We’re also keeping 

the traditions strong with a live drag show, caricature drawings, 

henna tattoos, and our very own Psychic Connexion! Be sure 

to bring your current CSULA student ID in order to enter the 

Mega Prize Raffle for a chance to win some AMAZING prizes, 

including [TBA], our grand prize! 

09 

Wed 

NO GLOVE, NO LOVE! 

GET yOUR FREE GIFT WRAp HERE! 

11 am – 2 pm » Walkway Outside the 

Student Health Center 

Have a Happy Valentine’s Day. Stop by for free condoms, 

lubricant, and latex dams. We will have a table set up outside 

the Student Health Center with lots of good information and 

free gifts to keep you happy and healthy.

09 

Wed 


RISE AND FALL OF JIM 

CROW, pART 1 






The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow offers the first 

comprehensive look at race relations in the 

U.S. between the Civil War and the Civil 

Rights Movement. Part One focuses on the 

years 1865 – 1896, and the origins of Jim 

Crow, the empty promises of Emancipation, 

and African Americans’ efforts to assert 

their new constitutional rights despite the 

violence and resistance they faced from 

Southern whites. Directed by Bill Jersey, 2002, 56 minutes. 

U-LEAD: 

TRUE COLORS 





leadership competencies. True Colors will help to improve 

communication through recognition of a person’s true character. 

This is an interactive workshop with an easy and convenient 

way of discovering one’s strengths and understanding 

human behavior. 

CHANGING BOUNDARIES: 

HISTORIC MApS OF THE U.S.-MEXICO BORDER – 

A pANEL DISCUSSION ON THE COLLECTION OF 

SIMON BURROW 



Artists, scholars, community activists, and students involved 

with the Chicana/o Latina/o Student Resource Center discuss 

the Changing Boundaries exhibit by Simon Burrow, currently 

on display in the Fine Arts Gallery, 1st floor, Fine Arts Building 

through Saturday, February 26. 

10 

Thu 

13 

TH ANNUAL 

DISTINGUISHED 

WOMEN AWARDS 

CALL FOR NOMINATIONS 

9 am » Cross Cultural Centers 


Nomination packets for the 13th Annual Cal State L.A. 

Distinguished Women Awards will be available in the Cross 

Cultural Centers and online at the U-SU website (www. 

calstatela.edu/usu/women). This spring quarter event honors 

women faculty, staff, and administrators from CSULA for their 

many outstanding achievements and contributions to the 

community. Please see the application or website for deadline 

information and selection criteria, or call the Cross Cultural 

Centers at (323) 343-5001.. 

pRE-VALENTINE’S DAy BINGO 



Win that last minute gift for your Sweetheart. Heart- shaped 

candies, pretty cards, and lots of xoxoxo. Get everything you 

need at Pre-Valentine’s Day Bingo. 

DIy: VALENTINE’S DAy TREATS 

6:10 pm » San Gabriel Room 


Did somebody say chocolate covered pretzels? Yum, that’s the 

most perfect combination of salt and sweet. Join CSI as we 

turn this delight into the cutest treat. Sign up after January 

24th at CSI located on the second floor of the U-SU, room 204. 


pRAy THE DEVIL BACK TO HELL 



This documentary highlights the remarkable 

story of the courageous Liberian women 

who came together to end a bloody civil war 

and bring peace to their shattered country. 

Thousands of women - ordinary mothers, 

grandmothers, aunts and daughters, both 

Christian and Muslim - came together to pray 

for peace and then staged a silent protest 

outside of the Presidential Palace. Directed 

by Gini Reticker, 2008, 72 minutes. 

11 

pROJECT ANGEL FOOD 

8:30 am » Hollywood, CA 

Fri CSI will be spending another 

day in the kitchens of Project Angel 

Food, an important organization 

that provides meals to those who are 

struggling with HIV and AIDS. Give back 

to the community, gain some volunteer 

hours, meet new friends and most of 

all, get ready to have FUN! We will be 

meeting on-site at Project Angel Food. 

Sign up in CSi by Wednesday, February 9th. 

14 

CAREER CENTER SERVICES 


Mon Find out about the services appropriate to your level 

of career awareness, and learn how your participation in the 

career development process can lead you to a satisfying career. 

HAppy 

HEART DAy! 


It’s time to love your 

heart. February is Heart Disease Awareness month. Stop by 

CSI’s table to learn more about how you can take care of your 

heart. You’ll also have a chance to relax as you make heart 

inspired crafts.

14 

Mon 

LOVE JUNKIE: 

AN AFTERNOON WITH RACHEL RESNICK 


3rd floor, University-Student Union 

Are you a LOVE JUNKIE? From accepting 

unacceptable behavior from our partners 

to mistaking sex for love, many of us can 

say we are sure about one thing when it 

comes to love: I. HAVE. ISSUES! Join Rachel 

Resnick as she discusses her memoir Love 

Junkie and a candid discussion about how 

to identify your own dating patterns, and 

how to intervene with a friend who may be 

a ‘love junkie.’ 

My LOVELy SAME SEX VALENTINE 

6 pm » San Gabriel Room 


“Roses are red, violets are blue, this is our rainbow so let us 

feed you. This year will be different, this year feel free, to love 

your same-sex valentine, in friendly company.” 

Instead of spending the day of love at home, alone, hiding your 

boo from your family, or at your local commercial restaurant, 

come wine and dine your same-sex partner with us! Space 

available for 20 pairs; first-come first-serve. Sign up at the Cross 

Cultural Centers, 2nd Floor, U-SU, by Monday, February 7th, 

or call (323) 343-5001. 

15 

Tue 



Feeling cold? Don’t worry, CSI has something warm 

for you. Stop by our table and enjoy a delicious warm 

drink and pastry to get your day going. Be sure to pick up a 

tips card of fun things to do during this winter season. Enjoy! 

WORKS-IN-pROGRESS COLLOqUIUM 

“FORCED DISAppEARANCE, 

STATE TERROR, AND 

TRAUMATIC MEMORy” 

1:30 pm » King Hall D 4050 

Join the Cross Cultural Centers and 

American Communities Program as 

CSULA professors Dr. Gabriela Fried 

Amilivia, Department of Sociology, and 

Dr. Angela Vergara, Department of 

History, share their current research. 



3:15 pm » Xtreme Fitness Center, Multipurpose Room 










THE “q” WORD 

ARE WE qUEER, GAy, 

OR DOES IT REALLy MATTER? 



Students, scholars, activists, and everyday people discuss the 

merits and challenges of using the various words and social 

identity markers used to describe the LGBT (lesbian, gay, 

bisexual, transgender) community. Join us afterwards for 

a reception and Open House in the Center for the Study of 

Genders and Sexualities at 3:15 pm in King Hall, D 4051. 

U-LEAD: GROUp TEAMBUILDING 

5 pm » Student Club and Organization Offices, Room 201 




leadership competencies. A group that plays together stays 

together. Come to this interactive workshop to learn fun 

leadership activities. 

16 

Wed 

JOB SEARCH STRATEGIES 


Learn how to prepare for and conduct an effective 

job search campaign. 


RISE AND FALL OF JIM CROW, 

pART 2 



Join us in the Pan African Student Resource Center for 

Wednesday afternoon films that entertain and educate about 

Black culture. The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow offers the first 

comprehensive look at race relations in the U.S. between the 

Civil War and the Civil Rights Movement. Part Two focuses 

on the years 1896 - 1917, and the continuation of Jim Crow 

segregation despite the emergence of a successful Black 

middle class and Black intellectual and political power. 

Directed by Richard Wormser, 2002, 56 minutes. 

CAL STATE L.A. 

CON SABOR! 

5-7 pm » U-SU Plaza 

(if rain, U-SU Theatre) 

Join us for a night of fun and entertainment under the stars, as 

we celebrate the diversity and cultures of the Chican@ Latin@ 

diaspora, featuring performances by Los Poets del Norte, 

Afro-Latino musicians, Salsa, Flamenco and Samba dancers, 

Azucar L.A., student organizations, and more! 

CSI NIGHT@THE MOVIES 



CSI brings the hit movies directly to you! Enjoy 

a FREE screening of the hilarious international 

romp “Get Him to the Greek,” starring Russell 

Brand and Jonah Hill. Bring your friends, 

blankets, pillows, snacks, and join us in the Los 

Angeles Room for this great movie!

17 

Thu 

FUNDAMENTALS 

OF INTERVIEWS 


Learn how preparation and practice can help you 

land the job. 

S.T.A.R.S. EMpOWERMENT SERIES: 

MONEy 

MANAGEMENT FOR WOMEN 

WITH DR. RIKA HOUSTON AND KAy MORI 

3:15 pm » Los Angeles Room A 


As young women graduate from college, start new jobs, rent 

apartments, open credit cards, and start to pay down student 

loans, they start making important financial decisions that will 

have a lasting impact upon their quality of life and the financial 

stability of their future families. Learn how to budget, save, 

and invest in a secure financial future that will ensure your 

success and independence as a woman in today’s fast-paced 

world. Join Kay Mori, Founder and Senior Financial Advisor of 

Mori & Associates, and Dr. H. Rika Houston, CSULA College of 

Business and Economics, for a free financial literacy workshop 

designed especially for the needs of young women. 

DIy: 

CAKE & COOKIE pOpS 

6:10 pm » Student Affairs Building, Room 110 

Wanna bake? CSI does! Join us as we learn how to turn regular 

cookies and cake into creative, fun Pops. Sign up after February 

7th at CSI located on the second floor of the U-SU, room 204. 


A CRUSHING LOVE 


1st floor, University-Student Union 

A Crushing Love, Sylvia Morales’ 

sequel to her groundbreaking history 

of Chicana women, Chicana (1979), 

honors the achievements of five activist 

Latinas – Dolores Huerta, Elizabeth 

“Betita” Martinez, Cherrie Moraga, 

Alicia Escalante, and Martha Cotera – 

and considers how they balanced single 

motherhood and activism. Directed by 

Sylvia Morales, 2009, 58 minutes. 

18 

Fri 

SKI & 

SNOWBOARD TRIp 

7:30 am » Big Bear Lake, CA 

Join CSI on the annual ski & snowboard trip 

to Bear Mountain. Whether it’s your first time 

or you are an expert, you’ll enjoy this season’s 

best package deal. Transportation, equipment 

rental, 2 hour lessons and lift ticket are included. 

Purchase your ticket after January 18 at the 

U-SU Administration Office, room 306. Space 

is limited. All participants must use equipment 

provided by the resort and transportation 

provided by the U-SU. 

CSuLA Students $60 

Guests $65 *CASh only 

22 

Tue 

U-LEAD: THE BENEFITS OF 

STUDENT LEADERSHIp IN 

COMMUNITy SERVICE 



Plot your student leadership 

journey through the U-Lead 

program as you explore personal, 

group, and community leadership 

competencies. Join us for an 

interactive session focusing 

on the impact of student engagement in community based 

organizations and the leadership opportunities that develop 

as a result of this interaction. Students attending this session 

will leave with examples of how they can benefit from serving 

in the community while building experiences that will enhance 

their leadership capabilities for future ventures. 

THE COUpLES / BFF GAME 


Basement, U-SU 

A game for couples or BFFS where you will see just how much 

or how little you know about each other. 

ApI TEA TIME FILMS: 

THE GRACE LEE pROJECT 

3:15 pm » Asian Pacific Islander Student 




Resource Center for a viewing of The Grace 

Lee Project, a clever, hilarious, and highly 

unscientific look at diverse Asian American 

women who share the name “Grace Lee.” 

Directed by Grace Lee, 2005, 68 minutes. 

23 

Wed 


RISE AND FALL OF 

JIM CROW, pART 3 


2nd floor, University-Student Union 


Center for Wednesday afternoon films 

that entertain and educate about Black 

culture. The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow 

offers the first comprehensive look at race 

relations in the U.S. between the Civil War 

and the Civil Rights Movement. Part Three 

focuses on the years 1917 - 1940, and the 

massive Black migration out of the South, 

increasing strength of Black resistance 

movements, and the emerging coalitions 

building for social change. Directed by Bill 

Jersey, 2002, 56 minutes.

24 

Thu 

JUKE JOINT & BLUES 

AT HATTIE MAE’S CAFé 

6 - 9:30 pm » Los Angeles Room 


Let the rhythmic sounds of jazz and blues take you to that 

cherished juke joint where the bands are live and the food 

is full of soul! Tickets are $3 for students and $5 for faculty, 

staff, and general admission. Admission includes a delicious 

soul food buffet, dancing, and live entertainment by CSULA 

alum Melissa James and her band, MsJames and the Playhouse 

Players, and the world-renowned Arthur Adams Blues Band! 

Tickets will be available at the U-SU Administration Office, 3rd 

floor, University-Student Union, beginning Monday, January 31 

through Wednesday, February 23. Be sure to dress to impress! 

DIy: CANDLE DECORATING 



Beautiful candles can be expensive but not if you learn how to 

decorate them yourself. Come and get inspired to decorate 

candles with your personal touch. Sign up after February 14th 

at CSI located on the second floor of the U-SU, room 204. 


25 

Fri 

LEADER 

TO LEADER 

AppLICATIONS DUE 



For more information on this program, refer to the January 3rd event. 

28 

Mon 

FEATURING THE pENNANT 

3:15 pm » U-SU 2nd Floor Street-side Balcony 

CSI takes your afternoon music fix in a new 

direction! Go acoustic for an intimate musical 

performance featuring The Pennant on the 

balcony off of the Forest (West) Lounge on 

the 2nd floor of the U-SU. 

www.myspace.com/isaiahblas 

JAILS ARE NOT HOMES: 

TRANSFORMING SKID ROW 



A compelling multimedia presentation 

on the campaign to build a sustainable 

community in the downtown Los Angeles 

community of Center City East (Skid 

Row). Residents and activists associated 

with the Los Angeles Community Action 

Network (LA CAN) will present their 

stories, poems, and short films on the 

resilience of residents in the face of 

economic recession, homelessness, 

displacement policies, and negative media 

representations such as The Soloist. 

01 

Tue 

02 

Wed 

I AM NOTHING LIKE 

My MOTHER: 

A ONE-WOMAN SHOW By 

CHRISTINE CORpUz 



Mother/Daughter relationships can be 

fulfilling, dramatic, loving, emotional, 

powerful, competitive, and extremely 

joyful. In her semi-biographical onewoman 

show, I Am Nothing Like My Mother, 

actress Christine Corpuz explores the gray 

areas in mother/daughter relationships, 

employing the Filipina Nanay – not only as 

a character with a funny accent – but as a 

bridge for other characters in her play to 

live out seeming contradictions in life. 

AHHHHHHH… 

WOULDN’T A MASSAGE 

FEEL GOOD RIGHT NOW? 

3:15 pm » Student Health Center, Room 210 

Did you know that you can get a 

relaxing massage at the Student 

Health Center? Come meet 

Vanessa Vargas, Licensed Massage 

Therapist, who uses an array of 

Eastern massage techniques such 

as Acupressure, Shiatsu, and Energy 

Work to restore balance to the mind, 

body, and soul of CSULA students, 

faculty, and staff. Come by to destress, 

re-energize, and revitalize 

yourself. The first 10 participants 

in this workshop will receive a free 

mini-chair massage. 


RISE AND FALL OF JIM CROW, 

pART 4 



Join us in the Pan African Student Resource Center for 

Wednesday afternoon films that entertain and educate about 

Black culture. The Rise and Fall of Jim Crow offers the first 

comprehensive look at race relations in the U.S. between the 

Civil War and the Civil Rights Movement. Part Four focuses 

on the years 1940 - 1954, and the surge of Black activism that 

took place after World War 2 which laid the ground for the Civil 

Rights Movement of the 1950s, 60s, and beyond. Directed by 

Bill Jersey and Richard Wormser, 2002, 56 minutes.

02 

Wed 

HEALING LIKE OUR 

ANCESTORS DID 



Is there some truth to the home remedies our grandmothers 

taught us? Or are they urban myths and folklore? Join us for a 

panel of healers from established, University-trained medical 

workers to more alternative/grassroots perspectives, who 

share their opinions on food, the body, and if our ancestors 

got it right with their home remedies. 

BLACK TALK SERIES 



Join the Pan African Student Resource Center and affiliated 

Black student groups as we ponder the HOT topics in the 

young, Black community today. Come out to this talk-show 

style discussion, as we get down to the nitty gritty and 

get REAL. 

03 

Thu 

RACE, pANETHNIC IDENTIFy, 

AND GROUp SOLIDARITy: 

A TALK By DR. TOMMy LOTT 

3:15 pm » Pasadena Room 


Dr. Tommy Lott is a professor of Philosophy at San Jose State 

University, an alumnus of Cal State L.A., and one of very few 

African Americans in the field of Philosophy. His talk focuses 

on a critical examination of the reconstruction of race in 

public policy. 

U-LEAD: 

IDENTIFyING yOUR 

LEADERSHIp ROLES 





leadership competencies. What kind of leader are you? 

Consciously or subconsciously your leadership style more 

than likely incorporates the leadership styles discussed at this 

workshop. Understanding the variety of leadership approaches 

presented can help you develop your own personal leadership 

style and help you become a more effective leader. 

yOU GO GRRRL! 

DESSERT RECEpTION FOR THE LADIES 



Celebrate Womyn’s Herstory Month by showering your CSULA 

BFF, sister, or comadre with sweetness at this dessert reception! 

The Gender & Sexuality Resource Center invites you to sign-up 

and honor a woman in your life and continue a tradition where 

women are appreciated for their contributions, support, and 

friendship. Prior Sign-up is required and only CSULA students 

may be honored. Sign up at the Cross Cultural Centers, 2nd 

floor, University-Student Union by Friday, February 18. Space 

is limited! 

04 

pROJECT ANGEL FOOD 

8:30 am » Hollywood, CA 

Fri CSI will be spending another 

day in the kitchens of Project Angel 

Food, an important organization 

that provides meals to those who are 

struggling with HIV and AIDS. Give back 

to the community, gain some volunteer 

hours, meet new friends and most of 

all, get ready to have FUN! We will be 

meeting on-site at Project Angel Food. 

Sign up in CSi by Wednesday, March 2nd. 

08 

SURVIVE SpRING BREAK 

12 pm – 2 pm » U-SU Plaza 

Tue Spring break is your reward for studying hard all 

winter quarter. You deserve some rest & relaxation. However, 

spring break is also a deadly time of year for college students 

nationwide. Check out this event for information on how to 

protect yourself from the scarier side 

of spring break: skin cancer, date-rape 

drugs, sexually transmitted diseases, 

and impaired drivers. We want to 

see you back at CSULA this spring, so 

stop by the information booth to get 

tips on how to make this spring break 

memorable and safe. 

DISC JOCKEy 



So you think you have what it takes to be 

a DJ? The Center for Student Involvement 

proudly brings you Disc Jockey, a 

workshop to help you learn essential skills, 

like beat-matching, equalizations, volume 

control and more. Spaces are limited. Sign 

up in CSI, U-SU 204. 

CSI NIGHT @ THE MOVIES 



CSI brings the hit movies directly to you! 

Enjoy a FREE screening of the laugh-riot cop 

flick “The Other Guys,” starring Will Ferrell 

and Mark Wahlberg. Bring your friends, 

blankets, pillows, snacks, and join us in the 

Los Angeles Room for this great movie! 

09 

Wed 

ApA ATTITUDES 

TOWARD LGBTIq MATTERS: 

RESULTS OF A pILOT STUDy 



Dr. Gina Masequesmay, professor of Asian 

American Studies at CSUN, shares her latest 

research on Asian Pacific American attitudes 

toward issues related to the lesbian, gay, 

bisexual, transgender, intersex, and queer/ 

questioning community.

09 

Wed 

U-LEAD DISTINGUISHED LECTURE 

TONy BLAIR 

FORMER pRIME MINISTER OF 

GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND 

8 pm » Pasadena Civic Center 

CSULA student leaders are invited to see 

one of the most respected and admired 

world leaders in the last 50 years. Blair 

offers an unparalleled analysis of the 

world’s most difficult and complex issues. 

He was prime minister from 1997 to 2007, 

and is credited with revamping Britain’s 

public services through a program of 

investment and reform. He continues to be 

active in public life and is now involved in 

mediating the peace process in the Israeli- 

Palestinian conflict. Through the Tony 

Blair Faith Foundation, he has become a strong advocate of 

a values-based, activist and multilateral foreign policy with 

action on issues like climate change, global poverty, Africa and 

the Middle East Peace Process and understanding of all the 

major religions. 

Open to CSULA students. Advance registration for the 

lecture is required by Monday, February 28th in the Center 

for Student Involvement, Room 204 of the University-Student 

Union. Space is limited. 

All participants must use transportation provided by the 

university-Student union. 

10 

NAME THAT TUNE 


Thu Basement, University-Student Union 

Two contestants compete against each other to test their 

knowledge of songs. It’s a trivia game where we give you a line 

of lyrics and you have to name the song. 

11 

WINTER STUDy SESSION 

7 am - midnight » Los Angeles Rooms 

Fri 3rd Floor, University-Student Union 

Are you looking for a place to study during finals? The U-SU 

will be open for extended hours for group study. Come on up 

to Los Angeles Rooms A, B, and C! No reservations necessary! 

STUDENT LEADER AWARDS 

pACKETS DUE 



For more information on this program, refer to 

the January 3 event. 

12 

SAT 

14 

Mon 

15 

Tue 

16 

Wed 

17 

Thu 


7 am - 6 pm » Los Angeles Rooms 



March 11 event. 





















XTREME FITNESS CENTER 

Get a fresh start to the new year! Join us at the Xtreme Fitness 

Center for some new and exciting classes or work out on 

your own on our state-of-the-art fitness equipment. Have 

questions? Ask one of our friendly Floor Supervisors for free 

fitness training advice. Fitness classes offered include: Mind 

and Body, Cardio, Fitness and Conditioning, and Martial Arts. 

For more information on hours of operation, specific group fitness 

classes, accommodations for a disability, or to sign up for an Xtreme 

Fitness membership, please call (323) 343-7546, or visit us in the 

Basement of the U-SU.

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