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

Tactless Nazi comparisons must stop

Managing Editor May 11, 2005

The opportunity to cultivate shock value in order to sensationalize and push home a point is often utilized, even if it means trivializing the brutality of one of the most inhumane governments in modern...

Cruel campaign to deny medication crosses the line

Managing Editor April 13, 2005

The next time you head to the pharmacy, beware. The personal views of the pharmacist who steps up to the counter to fill your prescription just might determine whether you actually receive your medication...

Society breeds our violent men, but sidesteps the issue

Managing Editor March 30, 2005

Five students from Red Lake High School, along with four other innocent people, are dead in Minnesota thanks to the sick actions of a 16-year-old boy. Sadly, in what is yet another school shooting to...

Religion not a simple path to morality

Managing Editor March 14, 2005

The perceived role of religion in Americans' lives is starting to run amuck. As part of the hype surrounding last week's umpteenth Supreme Court debate about whether or not to allow religious symbols...

California dreaming is nothing more than a big dream

Managing Editor March 3, 2005

California dreaming on a winter's day won't do anyone any good, especially not this year. As devastating as the recent slew of storms and unconventionally bad weather has been, they regrettably are not...

American support of ailing Pope confusing at best

Managing Editor March 2, 2005

While most religious leaders and figureheads are well-known primarily amongst their own followers, Catholic Pope John Paul II is a unique case entirely. Consistently throughout the past month, Paul II's...

The journalistic disconnect rages on

Managing Editor February 22, 2005

As is the essence of our profession, journalists' careers often center largely around gauging public opinion and giving the "everyman" a voice on any number of issues, from something as macro as the war...

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