Daily Sundial

Matadors can’t contain hitting spree by Gauchos, lose 9-3

Emerson Muzada • March 7, 2008

A windy Wednesday afternoon at Matador field weathered a loss for CSUN's baseball team against UC Santa Barbara's Gauchos 9-3. Fierce winds howled throughout the game, challenging the players defensively. The wind forced the ball to hook and turn in all directions.

‘Chicago 10’ documents social significance of protesting

Emerson Muzada • March 4, 2008

Chicago 10" is an inspiring film that unveils the injustices that American revolutionaries faced during the crucial time period of the Vietnam War in 1968. Written and directed by Brett Morgen, "Chicago 10" is a true story documenting the Chicago Conspiracy Trial and the violent suppression by police during protests in Chicago which resulted in dramatic confrontations.

Accounting, information systems get $1 million

Emerson Muzada • March 4, 2008

The Department of Accounting and Information Systems at CSUN was awarded $500,000 grant from the Ernst ' Young accounting firm. Another half a million dollars was matched by CSUN alumni professionals who work for Ernst ' Young, bringing the total to $1 million.

Northridge first CSU with megawatt fuel cell

Emerson Muzada • February 19, 2008

CSUN is the first CSU college to embrace the 1-megawatt fuel cell power plant. This innovative environmental technology creates power, heat and electricity for CSUN's campus using recycled water through an energy-saving process. The fuel cell, which is located next to the University Student Union swimming pool, is the heart of the system.

‘In Bruges’ offers comical look at hit men and beautiful city

Emerson Muzada • February 12, 2008

Cobblestone roads, narrow canals between brick houses and medieval churches with bell towers that reach the heavens color the setting for the movie, "In Bruges." Written and directed by Irish playwright Martin McDonagh, who won an Oscar last year for his film "Six Shooter," "In Bruges" takes place in Bruges, Belgium where two hit men find themselves hiding out after a job in London went horribly wrong.

Matadors can’t tame Tigers, lose 66-52

Emerson Muzada • February 9, 2008

After a weary three-game road trip, the Matadors' women's basketball team returned home Thursday night in search of their first win of the season against the Pacific Tigers, only to be disappointed yet again with a 66-52 loss. The Matadors trailed the Tigers the entire game as they struggled offensively against the Tigers' zone defense.

Protect yourself, because campus police won’t

Emerson Muzada • February 6, 2008

Students have a million things to worry about, priorities to take care of, classes to take, homework to do, studying for tests, or working full time or part time. The thought of being a victim of a cruel act is the last thing on our minds that we take for granted.

Filipino students celebrate their roots and rock on

Emerson Muzada • February 5, 2008

CSUN's Filipino-American Student Association jump-started their first meeting of the year with a "Rock On" theme Thursday night at the Shoshone room located in the Satellite Student Union building. Students from other college-based Filipino organizations, which included UCLA, Cal.