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Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

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Weekly Column: Lakers need to do away with Bynum for Paul to get title back to L.A.

Ron Rokhy December 6, 2011

Coming off an embarrassing playoff series where they were swept by the Mavericks, it’s quite apparent the Lakers aren’t primed to make another championship run anytime soon. The Lakers looked...

Occupy group calls on people to default on student loans

Ron Rokhy December 6, 2011

A faction of the Occupy Wall Street Empowerment and Education working group has called for one million people to join a pledge to default on their student loans. The Occupy Student Debt Campaign, which...

Special CSU board of trustees meeting cancelled

Ron Rokhy December 5, 2011

Correction: In the last paragraph of both the print and online versions of this story, Ashley Luke's name is misspelled. The CSU board of trustees announced the cancellation of its special committee...

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Women’s basketball: Matadors can’t stop Santa Clara’s 3-pointer rain

Ron Rokhy December 1, 2011

Despite keeping Santa Clara’s leading scorer in check, the Matadors allowed 10 Bronco 3-pointers and fell 90-72 Thursday night at the Matadome. CSUN held senior guard Alyssa Shoji, who coming...

Reverend Robert Goss (middle) was one of three religious experts on the panel representing one of the major faiths; Christianity. Goss believes that his religion does not condemn homosexuality. The Queer Education Fair was held Tuesday night at the USU Grand Salon. Photo Credit: Karlee Johnson / Daily Sundial

Religious experts agree anti-gay texts of major faiths taken out of context

Ron Rokhy December 1, 2011

Neither Christianity, Judaism or Islam condemns homosexuality, according to a panel of religious experts representing those major faiths at the Queer Education Fair held Tuesday night in the USU Grand...

Off to an 11-0 start, the Packers Aaron Rodgers is on pace to have the best NFL season any quarterback has ever had. Photo Credit: Courtesy of MCT

Weekly Column: Everyone playing second fiddle to Rodgers

Ron Rokhy November 29, 2011

Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers stands alone atop the rankings of the league’s most prestigious position 11 games into the 2011 season. Not only is he completely dominating the opposition,...

CSUN star center Jasmine Erving, left, was named Big West Conference Player of the Week Monday. Photo Credit: Mariela Molina / Visual Editor

W-Bball Notebook: Matadors match ’10-11 win total

Ron Rokhy November 28, 2011

Coming off back-to-back wins against Colgate and West Virginia to win the Woodland Hills Thanksgiving Classic championship, the Matadors (4-2) are off to their best start since the 1999-2000 season. CSUN...

CSU budget looks to state to restore additional funding

Ron Rokhy November 28, 2011

CSU’s 2012-13 budget asks the state legislature to restore $333 million in additional funding for the 23-campus system. The board of trustees unanimously approved the budget after voting 9 to 6 to...

Queer Education Fair and Queering Religion Forum comes to campus

Ron Rokhy November 27, 2011

Issues surrounding the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer and questioning (LGBTIQQ) community will be discussed at two events, Queer Education Fair and Queering Religion Forum, on Tuesday. The...

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W-Bball: Matadors advance to tournament championship game with win over Colgate

Ron Rokhy November 26, 2011

After getting off to its best start since 1998 at 2-0, CSUN dropped two in a row, but bounced back in its home opener Friday night with a 71-60 win against Colgate (0-6) at the Matadome in the...

Kaitlyn Petersen and the Matadors host a four-team tournament this weekend that includes UCLA, West Virgina and Colgate.  Photo Credit: Mariela Molina / Visual Editor

WBball: CSUN hosts tournament, looking to bounce back

Ron Rokhy November 23, 2011

CSUN will be hosting the 2011 Woodland Hills Thanksgiving Basketball Classic at the Matadome Friday night, when four teams will face off for a chance at Saturday’s championship game. The first...

Question of the day: What do you believe but cannot prove?

Ron Rokhy November 22, 2011

Primitive humans attributed previously-unexplained works of nature, such as thunder and lightning, to works of supernatural deities. Are there any unexplained mysteries to which you credit deities for?...

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