After taking seven years to graduate from high school, the brothers' single aspiration in life is to get into L.A.'s hottest nightclubs and to own a club of their own someday.

Sporting iridescent suits, silver chains and side burns, the Butabi brothers are confident they are cool enough to go wherever the night takes them. But the bouncers at the nightclubs don't think so, and keep them out on the street-- until an unexpected event escorts them into the mega-hip Roxbury Club and a life they have only dreamed about.
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CSUS experiences the mystical arts of Tibet
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Greek Profile: Powerful women uniting
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Love comes on a leash
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Women fight back
On Saturday, people will gather in Sacramento to fight street violence against women and regain the right to walk the streets safely.

Housing Homeless Animals
OK, here's a quiz: You're on campus and find an injured bird flailing on the ground and feel a twinge of compassion for the poor thing. What do you do?

Mickey Mouse: Not just a cartoon character anymore
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Sex aid options at CSUS
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Uncle Nick's Factory O'Fun
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