Archive | March, 2009

Good to be home

The Cal State Northridge softball team (12-8) played host this weekend and welcomed Rutgers, Portland State and Quinnipiac in the Worth Invitational at Matador Diamond. The Matadors did a solid job and went 4-1 for the second straight weekend.

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Big West-best Matadors get conference nods

CSUN men's basketball Head Coach Bobby Braswell was named the Big West Conference's Coach of the Year for the second consecutive season on Monday. Also, forward Tremaine Townsend, who '- among active players '- leads the Matadors in scoring at 11.1 points per game, was selected to the All-Big West First Team.

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A new way to be at every sale at once

The concept of online shopping can be a hassle especially when merchandise is not of a person's interest.


Now this frustration can be alleviated by utilizing a new website called shopittome.com which partners with a variety of online retailers like Bloomingdales, Nordstrom's and Saks Fifth Avenue to alert consumers via e-mail when many of their favorite clothing brands go on sale.…

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CSUN’s top ten majors

Psychology is the number one major at CSUN and it comes as quite a surprise to some.

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Class schedules to change in fall

CSUN will be switching gears this coming Fall, leaving behind three-days-a-week classes and cutting down on the time students spend on campus. Supporters believe 50-minute classes are too short to allow for in-depth teaching and learning.

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A.S. senate hopefuls discuss recycling, fees and school spirit

Engineering and computer science contenders Aditya Singh and Stephen Li split hairs cordially over recycling, school spirit and budget issues.

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Letter to the Editor: March 10, 2009

The article in the Daily Sundial on Feb. 26 about KCSN was very well written and I would like to add my opinion to it.' It is sad to know that the majority of CSUN students have no idea about our radio station and that those who do feel like what is played does not reflect what the students want.

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Breaking records without steroids

In recent weeks, it has been difficult to get away from stories about Alex Rodriguez testing positive for steroids.' This hasn't helped the already limping reputation of baseball as the number of athletes involved with performance enhancing substances increases.

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Take our reader survey and win movie tickets

The Daily Sundial is conducting a reader survey.' The first 25 students to take survey will win free movie passes to Miss March Wednesday Mar.11.

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?A Chorus Line? has fun with taboo

Edgy provocative storylines with a mix of fun and heartfelt songs made three hours fly by. 'A Chorus Line' made its opening debut on Feb. 28 at College of the Canyon's Performing Arts Center in Santa Clarita.

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