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Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

Burn after watching: Violent responses to the Innocence of Muslims film hurts democracy in the Middle East

Burn after watching: Violent responses to the ‘Innocence of Muslims’ film hurts democracy in the Middle East

Andrew Clark September 25, 2012

  At least 26 dead, dozens wounded, including an American ambassador in Libya. The pre-planned attacks on the American embassy in Libya on Sept. 11 showed the world yet again what happens...

Women’s Volleyball: CSUN cruise by Titans, Highlanders

Andrew Clark September 24, 2012

The CSUN women’s volleyball team recovered after the narrow loss to Hawai’i last week by defeating Cal State Fullerton and UC Riverside. The Matadors dominated the match against the Titans of...

Womens Volleyball: CSUN falls to Hawaii in fifth frame

Women’s Volleyball: CSUN falls to Hawai’i in fifth frame

Andrew Clark September 19, 2012

After four sets of seesaw volleyball, it all came down to inches.  CSUN junior setter Sydney Gedryn tried to surprise the Hawai’i defenders and dump the ball over the net in order to even the game at...

Column: Changing of the guard in the MLB

Column: Changing of the guard in the MLB

Andrew Clark September 18, 2012

They’ve waited, some for decades, for this moment.  Their fanbases have caravanned through the desert of losing seasons for years, at times hoping to reach the playoff oasis, only to find...

Spotlight on swing states in November

Andrew Clark September 17, 2012

As the presidential campaign kicks into high gear, the attention of both parties shifts to the swing states, according to experts. “Swing states are states that are thought to be closely contested...

Womens Volleyball: Matadors sweep Rice Invitational

Women’s Volleyball: Matadors sweep Rice Invitational

Andrew Clark September 16, 2012

The CSUN women’s volleyball team went into the Lone Star State and came back with some hardware. The team won the Rice Invitational without losing a single set, beating three teams by a combined...

Veterans Resource Center celebrates its grand opening

Veterans Resource Center celebrates its grand opening

Andrew Clark September 12, 2012

CSUN’s Veterans Resource Center officially opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony today across from Plaza Del Sol at 10 a.m. with 150 people in attendance, including the Navy and Marine Corps. Yellow...

Conventions spin while electorate waits for answers

Conventions spin while electorate waits for answers

Andrew Clark September 10, 2012

The Republicans and Democrats have ended their conventions. The balloons have been deflated, confetti cleaned up, and the election will now kick into high gear. Convention delegates will walk away jubilant...

Conventions distract voters from real issue - economy stimulation

Conventions distract voters from real issue – economy stimulation

Andrew Clark September 10, 2012

The Republicans and the Democrats have ended their conventions. The balloons have been deflated, confetti cleaned up, and the election will now kick into high gear. Convention delegates will walk away...

Midwest drought causes higher food prices and less crop output

Andrew Clark September 5, 2012

Prices in Southern California have risen nearly two and a half percent in the last year in part because of the drought, causing food prices to fluctuate. The drought has hit farming and food production...

Matadors earn Labor Day victory on new Matadome floor

Andrew Clark September 4, 2012

CSUN women’s volleyball team defeated Idaho (2-5) in four sets 28-26, 25-17, 21-25, 25-20 in their first game in the newly refurbished Matadome. Junior outside hitter Mahina Haina led the...

POLITICS PRO/CON: Is the GOP a women’s party?

Andrew Clark August 31, 2012

The following two stories revolve around the GOP's stance on abortion and women's health, a conversation sparked by Republican Congressman Todd Akin's controversial remarks:  “If it’s a legitimate...

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