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

Matador women’s volleyball to play two games at home

Special to the Daily Sundial October 6, 2005

The infamous "There's no place like home" line from "The Wizard of Oz" could be a good description for the Matadors women's volleyball team. Home matches have been few and far between for the Matadors...

Men’s soccer to UCSB for big conference game

Special to the Daily Sundial October 6, 2005

The CSUN men's soccer team (6-2-1, 2-0-0) will need to stay focused if they hope to knock off No. 20 UC Santa Barbara at Harder Stadium this Saturday. The Gauchos (5-2-1, 2-0-0), will attempt to add...

Mandatory classes not worth the cost or time

Special to the Daily Sundial October 5, 2005

College is supposed to be the best years of our lives and it most likely is. Being out on our own, making our own decisions and just being free is a wonderful feeling. College is also supposed to be the...

Men and women’s cross country both finish in the top 10

Special to the Daily Sundial October 4, 2005

The Matadors men and women's cross country teams competed in the 25th annual UC Riverside Cross Country Invitational Oct. 1-2, sending 13 Matador runners to three different races. The Matador men's team...

Men’s soccer back on track against Mustangs

Special to the Daily Sundial October 4, 2005

The Matador men's soccer team returned to its winning ways by defeating the UC Riverside Highlanders 2-1 in Riverside on Sept. 28, and then the Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Mustangs 3-1 at Northridge on Oct....

Graduate student directs and stars in ‘Way Cross’

Special to the Daily Sundial October 4, 2005

For most filmmakers, a feature film premiere in West Los Angeles on a Saturday night remains just an aspiration, but for Paul Russell Laverack it is a dream fulfilled. Laverack, 30, is a graduate student...

Not so scary ‘Venom’ imitates old horror films

Special to the Daily Sundial October 4, 2005

Venom," the latest scare film for the "Dawson's Creek" generation, remains all too familiar in content to the parent films it is "loosely" based on - the film imitates rather than intimidates. There is...

Women’s volleyball beat by Pacific

Special to the Daily Sundial October 4, 2005

The CSUN Matadors women's volleyball team extended their losing streak to four matches by losing 22-30, 31-29, 17-30 and 24-30 to conference rival Pacific Oct. 1 on the road in Stockton. The Tigers took...

Former FEMA chief defends post-Katrina actions

Special to the Daily Sundial September 29, 2005

WASHINGTON – Former Federal Emergency Management Agency Director Michael Brown on Tuesday emphasized what he called failings at state and local levels, and defended his own leadership, as well as FEMA's,...

Mother loses her daughter and maybe her mind in ‘Flightplan’

Special to the Daily Sundial September 29, 2005

In "Flightplan," Jodie Foster stars as Kyle Pratt, a woman mourning the unexpected death of her husband. While transporting his casket from Berlin to New York, Kyle faces every mother's worst nightmare...

Men’s conference play begins

Special to the Daily Sundial September 28, 2005

The men's soccer team kicks off its Big West schedule today against UC Riverside. The away game is the team's first conference clash of the season. The team will then meet Cal Poly San Luis Obispo on...

Morbid yet delightful, ‘Corpse Bride’ breathes success

Special to the Daily Sundial September 27, 2005

Corpse Bride" is Tim Burton's long-awaited stop motion follow-up to the brilliant "A Nightmare Before Christmas." This time, he does not just come up with the story and characters. He directs as well,...

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