Daily Sundial

Rights of an American include equal education

Jessyca Dewey • September 19, 2006

The American stance on education today seems to be a huge stage and we are great actors. Our politicians have nice and neat little platforms on education and we make it seem like our schools are so important to us but really, on a day-to-day, show-me-the-money level, we simply don't care.

Ingredients of college students with healthy relationships

Jessyca Dewey • September 13, 2006

There are arguably a few things in this world that we all want. We all want shelter, love and nourishment. And we all want sex, especially us college students. Well, that is to say that most of us want sex. Some of us are getting too much. You see them exhausted and bedraggled in the 8 a.

CSUN virtual reality lab provides hands-on experience

Jessyca Dewey • September 13, 2006

In the early 1970s, the video gaming industry was considered a small and newly developing field of technology. Today, it is hardly so. In fact, the Bureau of Labor has predicted that the growth of software publishing will expand by 67.9 percent between 2002 and 2012.

Stalemate salary drives away qulified instructors

Jessyca Dewey • September 5, 2006

Last fall, CSU trustees voted to raise tuition by 8 percent for undergraduate students and, while there is an obvious need for more resources on many CSU campuses, the money is most definitely not going toward programs, campus upkeep or, most importantly, the maintenance of a quality faculty.