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

Nine straight victories for Matador women’s soccer team

Daily Sundial December 12, 2005

Sophomore Kristi Krohn scored the game-winner, igniting the Matadors to their ninth straight victory and sole possession of first place in the Big West Conference with an overall record of 10-1-0. "We...

California drivers have never been more annoying

Daily Sundial December 12, 2005

Many of you are well-aware of all the crazies that inhabit our state's fine freeways. You drive with them every day, contending with their foibles and follies as you speed down the highway (or in the case...

CSUN cuts benefits, offers raises to retain interpreters

Daily Sundial December 12, 2005

In an effort to retain services of its American Sign Language interpreters, the National Center on Deafness will increase the hourly salary of its interpreters and cut benefits to stave off the high number...

CSU system needs to focus on faculty issues

Daily Sundial December 12, 2005

Much like the typical student, the typical CSU professor is underpaid and overworked, both trying to balance the demands of work and school, not to mention a social life, relationship pressures, and family...

Women vs. Race: Media’s image not reflected in CSUN students’ realities

Daily Sundial December 12, 2005

Growing up as a black woman in Orange County, CSUN student Jeannie Williams said she received nonstop ridicule from other students whenever she dated white guys. "(My classmates) used to call my (white)...

Deaf and hard of hearing students discuss nuances of their education

Daily Sundial December 12, 2005

Brian Massimino is passionate about education. In his third year of getting a teaching credential in deaf and hard of hearing education, he is seeking a master's degree in special education. "I love...

CSUN research aided by use of hundreds of animals

Daily Sundial December 12, 2005

He died when he was only two months old. He never had a chance. His death was not unexpected; members of his family have been dying young for almost 30 years. CSUN Rat #KG3L1#5 died 63 days into his...

Closing faculty-level pay gaps no simple task at CSUN

Daily Sundial December 12, 2005

Following a three-year freeze in salary increases caused by state budget cuts, CSUN continues to struggle in closing a salary gap between associate and assistant professors that is partly caused by their...

Big-name movie directors share tips on showbiz

Daily Sundial December 12, 2005

Two prominent executive speakers shared tips with Cinema and Television Arts majors about filmmaking and directing at the Elaine and Armer Theater on Nov. 3. "It is such a great advantage to be able...

Not Mexican: Central American students forge own identity

Daily Sundial December 12, 2005

Like the millions that fled El Salvador during its civil war, Vanessa Guerrero, who was 5 years old when her family left in 1989, came to America to flee the violence that would eventually claim more...

Two men pose as students to sell off-campus event tickets

Daily Sundial December 12, 2005

During the first week of the semester, two individuals allegedly posing as students interrupted classes to sell tickets to off-campus events, according to professors in the Marketing and Sociology departments....

A.S. President: October election results a ‘mockery’

Daily Sundial December 12, 2005

The Fall 2005 Associated Students election, held Oct. 25 and 26, was the center of discussion at the organization's senate meeting on Nov. 1 as members discussed low voter turnout. Although the total...

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