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

Runners muddle through in Malibu

Denys Nazarov September 25, 2007
A day after heavy rainfall, CSUN's men's and women's cross country teams raced over grass and mud against opponents who came from as far as Ohio to compete at the Pepperdine University Invitational in Malibu, Calif on Saturday. Although the men's team did not officially score because it lost one of the five men necessary for scoring due to an injury in the 8-kilometer race, head coach Don Strametz said he is satisfied with the results and expects both men's and women's teams to perform even better at the upcoming UC Riverside Invitational on Saturday, Sept.

HHD Dean to step down in ’08

Denys Nazarov September 19, 2007
After serving as a dean for the College of Health and Human Development (HHD) for about six years, Helen Castillo will step down in August 2008 to pursue her interests in research, teaching and writing. The move, Castillo said, is "more like stepping out and not down.

Philadelphia University professor explores pirate lore

Denys Nazarov September 13, 2007
The movies often portray pirates as half-witted villains or noble heroes, but in reality many were ordinary sailors and fugitive slaves who joined the pirates' ranks to trade the hardships of the merchant marine for a life of danger and pillaging on the high seas.

Muslim neurobiologist speaks to Islamic youth

Denys Nazarov September 13, 2007
During the first formal event held by the Jafaria Islamic Society Youth Group on Sept. 8, at the Shia place of worship in Cudahy, Calif., world-renowned neurobiologist Dr. Naweed Syed praised the youth for their tolerance and encouraged them to keep up a dialogue with other communities.

New G3 structure to be smaller, more expensive than B3 structure

Denys Nazarov September 7, 2007
Next time you get a ticket on campus, buy a parking sticker or pull over at an information booth to purchase a $5 daily pass. Your money will be used to build another parking structure. The new structure would increase the campus' total parking capacity by 11,000 spaces in an effort to accommodate the increasing student population and relieve congestion.

CSUN still popular among incoming students

Denys Nazarov August 22, 2007
There are many lost people trying to find their way on campus today who considered being Matadors several months in advance when they were on CSU Mentor filling out applications. But these new students are nowhere near being lost, having paid a tuition much higher than before.
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