Daily Sundial

Campus Voice

defaultuser • September 20, 2007

Not if you get Tasered for it. People should be able to articulate themselves even if the questions are a little bit controversial because that's what freedom of speech is about.

Ramadan: A Time For Reflection

defaultuser • September 20, 2007

Ramadan is a month of reflection and introspection shared among the estimated 1.5 billion people on earth who practice Islam. For 30 days, Muslims make the commitment not to eat or drink from sunrise to sunset. Although this might seem like torture to many observers, most Muslims look forward to going on this spiritual journey taking action to strengthen their bond with their creator.

Staff Editorial

defaultuser • September 20, 2007

The following is an opinion discussed and written by the editorial staff of the Daily Sundial. The majority of the staff agrees with what is written here and believes that it is a topic worthy of public discussion. Any responses to this editorial can be sent to the opinion editor at opinion@csun.

Letter to the Editor

defaultuser • September 20, 2007

James Wolf's letter to the editor, published on Sept. 18, has illustrated in one fell swoop the reason why the world currently (and possibly rightfully, if most Americans share Wolf's viewpoints) hates us, and why the Bush administration's current obsession of being the best and the only superpower in the world could very well be this country's demise in future foreign policy.

CSUN to open Big West play

defaultuser • September 20, 2007

The CSUN women's volleyball team will open their 2007 Big West Conference schedule at UC Santa Barbara Friday at 7 p.m., followed by a match against No. 20 Cal Poly in San Luis Obispo on Saturday at 3 p.m. The Matadors have been on the road for all of their 12 pre-conference matches, starting on August 24.

Staff Editorial

defaultuser • September 19, 2007

The following is an opinion discussed with and agreed to by the editorial staff of the Daily Sundial. The majority of the staff agrees with what's written here and believes that it's a topic worthy of public discussion. Any responses to this editorial can be sent to the opinion editor at opinion@csun.

Letter to the editor

defaultuser • September 19, 2007

Dear Editor, As a CSUN alumnus, I remember being a student under former President Blenda Wilson's administration. Prior to transferring to CSUN, I was a student at CSU, Sacramento, under then Provost Jolene Koester. Many students at CSUN now don't remember this campus the way it was just following the earthquake of 1994.

Letter to the editor

defaultuser • September 18, 2007

Dear Terrorist Extremists, I must apologize for the way my country has acted toward you in the course of the past few decades. We never quite used the amount of lethal force we should have when dealing with you. As a result, things have been getting way out of hand.

Letters to the editor

defaultuser • September 17, 2007

The board of the Muslim Student Association recently wrote to the Sundial that they condemn terrorism in all forms. I wonder then if the MSA would recognize Israel's right to exist, condemn Hamas and Hezbollah as terrorist groups, and denounce the rocket attacks and suicide bombings those groups have launched against Israeli civilians? This is something that other Muslim groups always waffle on after they "condemn terrorism in all forms.

Letters to the Editor

defaultuser • September 13, 2007

The Muslim Student Association joins our nation in honoring those who lost their lives in the tragic events of Sept. 11, their grieving families and friends, and the brave men and women whose sacrifice we shall never forget. As American Muslims, we reiterate our condemnation of terrorism in all forms.

Letters to the editor

defaultuser • September 12, 2007

The following responses were selected from many the Sundial received after publishing a letter to the editor on Monday concerning an article about CSUN's possible new queer studies program. The letter to the editor in question can still be viewed on the Sundial's Web site, www.

Letter from the editor

defaultuser • September 11, 2007

Dear war-torn Middle East, I must apologize for the way my country has acted toward you in the course of the past few decades. We never quite saw eye-to-eye, but lately things have been getting way out of hand. I just wanted to let you know that I realize this and I do feel guilty.