Daily Sundial

Camy takes third, CSUN finishes seventh overall

Special to the Daily Sundial • November 1, 2005

The CSUN men and women's cross country teams placed seventh at the Big West Cross Country Championships at the UC Riverside Agricultural Operations course on Saturday, despite a career-best finish for...

Rossi’s goal wins CSUN another

Special to the Daily Sundial • October 31, 2005

The Matadors men's soccer team raised its national ranking to 15th and extended its unbeaten streak to eight games after barely escaping Cal Poly with a 1-0 victory on Oct. 26. The Matadors improved its...

Training of a teacher: An education for an educator

Special to the Daily Sundial • October 31, 2005

Joseph Campbell said, "The job of an educator is to teach students to see the vitality in themselves." The CSUN credential program has embraced this philosophy wholeheartedly. The foundation of our education...

Matador men’s golfers Miller, Kim, and Nat finish in top 25

Special to the Daily Sundial • October 27, 2005

The CSUN men's golf team had two players finish in the top 10 at the Santa Clara Invitational at Silver Valley Creek Country Club in Santa Clara on Monday and Tuesday. Senior Doug Miller was one of five...

Struggles continue for Matadors

Special to the Daily Sundial • October 27, 2005

The struggles of the CSUN Matador women's volleyball team continued as the team was swept by the UC Irvine Anteaters by scores of 30-24, 30-28 and 30-28 at the Matadome on Tuesday night. The Matadors...

CSUN’s Sims leads the way for Matadors

Special to the Daily Sundial • October 26, 2005

Family, soccer and the San Fernando Valley all play large roles in the success of Matador men's soccer star Willie Sims, who is confident that his time at CSUN has had a positive affect on his life. "It's...

Women’s soccer tame Mustangs, fall victim to Gauchos

Special to the Daily Sundial • October 25, 2005

The CSUN Matador women's soccer team took a big hit in its hopes for qualifying for the Big West Tournament when it lost its last home game of the 2005 season, 2-1, to UC Santa Barbara at Matador Soccer...

New sitcom ‘How I Met Your Mother’ a love story in reverse

Special to the Daily Sundial • October 25, 2005

On the surface, "How I Met Your Mother" looks like yet another show about a goup of "20-somethings" looking for love in all the wrong places. The plot focuses on Ted (Josh Radnor), an architect who gets...

Men’s soccer makes it seven straight without loss

Special to the Daily Sundial • October 25, 2005

The game between the No. 19 Matador men's soccer team and UC Riverside ended the same way it did the last time the teams met on Sept. 28 - with a Matador victory. CSUN extended its seven-game winning...

How to get through a day of boredom at the dorms

Special to the Daily Sundial • October 24, 2005

When you're living in the dorms and away from the people, places and activities that usually get you through times of boredom, finding things to do can become a difficult task. Here are a few tips that...

Women’s volleyball begin much-needed homestand

Special to the Daily Sundial • October 20, 2005

The CSUN women's volleyball team will attempt to end its eight-match losing streak when the team opens up a season-long four-match homestand today against CSU Fullerton and UC Riverside. The Matadors,...

Men’s soccer nationally known

Special to the Daily Sundial • October 19, 2005

The Matador men's soccer team, ranked No. 19 in the country, will take the field, hosting UC Irvine at Matador Soccer field today at 2:30 p.m. The Matadors 7-2-3 overall and 3-0-1 in the Big West Conference...