The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

Working towards becoming the first to graduate

Contributor November 18, 2010

With the new semester approaching, transfer student Lizbeth Gutierrez, 23, is reflecting on why she to chose CSUN as her final step in accomplishing her educational goals. As a full-time student...

Selling toys with unhealthy meals should be banned

Contributor November 17, 2010

Arguing for the government: Armine Aleksanian If you’re thinking San Francisco’s ban on toys with unhealthy Happy Meals wasn’t making news worldwide, consider this. The Center for Science...

Student’s hobbies express spirituality

Contributor November 17, 2010

Where many may see a dualism, one student sees a deep connectivity between body and spirit. Mike Bunch, a 23-year-old senior anthropology major, runs, rock climbs, shoots, practices martial arts...

Valuable movie posters on display in Manzanita Hall

Contributor November 15, 2010

With just six posters left to go, the new installation of film posters that reside in front of Armer Theater and in the corridors of Manzanita Hall is near completion. The posters comprise film favorites...

Helping and not helping: Defense Secretary Robert Gates and Sen. Mitch McConnell

Contributor November 15, 2010

Chelsea Turner Helping: Defense Secretary Robert Gates In addition to his commitment to slash wasteful spending from the U.S. military budget, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates has made clear...

Aspiring cinematographer practices passion through photography

Contributor November 15, 2010

Most people have something they are passionate about. Some  tend to let their passions vanish as they grow older, and begin to face the world at hand. Dominick Aznavour, Dom to his friends, is...

Forget the Matador, go Fightin’ Squirrels

Contributor November 12, 2010

Katherine Gould So the Alumni Association is raising money for a Matador statue they hope will increase school spirit. I think it’s a noble goal, but misguided. I don’t have any problem with...

Human trafficking—an internal issue

Contributor November 8, 2010

Narineh Karaian When citizens of America, hear, read or talk about human trafficking acts, we think and refer to foreign countries and hardly consider looking closer to home—America. Human...

Professor gets the opportunity to participate in rare excavation

Contributor November 8, 2010

Suspended from a rope, anthropologists descend into a remote underwater Romanian cave to excavate 35,000 year-old bones of Neandertal. What they find results in a significant contribution to early...

Latest makeup tips for the fall season

Contributor November 8, 2010

Makeup is an essential part of a woman’s life, some even compare it to showering or eating. However women may define makeup, most agree it’s a part of our daily routine. Foundation is the first...

Professor incorporates hands-on learning into curriculum

Contributor November 5, 2010

After visiting many countries and always having a passion for geography, CSUN Professor Gregory Schwartz, at California State University, Northridge said he feels strongly that we need to be benevolent...

Protesting military funerals should be illegal

Contributor November 3, 2010

Arguing for the government: Whitney Villarreal The Phelps group has been picketing military funerals across the country, saying American troop deaths are God’s punishment for America’s embrace...

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