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

Helping and not helping: Meghan McCain and the media

Mandi Gosling September 13, 2010

Helping: Meghan McCain With the release of her book “Dirty Sexy Politics” this week, author and columnist Meghan McCain is a moderate breath of fresh air in an increasingly partisan political climate. McCain...

The top five: ways to become a pop-culture icon

John Michael Simko September 10, 2010

Paris Hilton hit the news once again with admiration and idolization from her followers after a recent Las Vegas cocaine bust, which merely hiccups her spotless social life. Police stopped the nefarious...

Disneyland should allow employees to wear religious attire while at work

Contributor September 8, 2010

Arguing for the government: Cassandra Thieme When Disneyland forced employee Imane Boudlal to remove her hijab while at work, they committed discrimination—our long-standing fight since settlement...

In search of monsters to destroy

Harrison Leonard September 7, 2010

President Obama addressed the nation in a televised speech last Tuesday night, proudly declaring that the “American combat mission in Iraq has ended.” Oh, really. A “transitional” team of...

Let the Bush tax cuts expire

Antoine Abou-Diwan September 7, 2010

Tax cuts that were signed into legislation by President Bush in 2001 and 2003 will expire next year, unless Congress votes to extend them. President Obama has said that he favors extending the tax cuts...

The law and ethics of partisan blogging

Britten Fay September 7, 2010

Shirley Sherrod, a former U.S. Department of Agriculture employee, has stated she intends to sue conservative web publisher Andrew Breitbart for releasing edited video that damns her as a racist. Breitbart...

Los Angeles should ban rave parties on city-owned property

Contributor September 1, 2010

Arguing for the government: Stephanie Smith I would like to introduce you to a young woman by the name of Sasha Rodriguez.  Sasha’s family lives in the city of Atwater, California, which has a population...

Catholic gays have faith tested by church

Contributor August 31, 2010

Xavier Scott Contributing Reporter - In the 21st century, one would think petty quirks such as racism and homophobia would only extract minor controversies among the dregs of our society. Sadly, even today,...

Know your ballot: vote yes on proposition 21

Antoine Abou-Diwan August 31, 2010

Proposition 21 aims to establish a vehicle license surcharge to help fund state parks and wildlife programs.  Surcharged vehicles will have free admission to all state parks. I can hear the moaning...

Go racial or go home

Harrison Leonard August 30, 2010

New York City’s Staten Island borough is being plagued by a recent succession of hate crimes. National Public Radio reported on Aug. 20 of “at least 10 alleged hate crimes in the borough's Port Richmond...

Helping and not helping: International Assistance Mission and Assemblyman Anthony Portantino

Britten Fay August 30, 2010

Helping: International Assistance Mission For more than 40 years, professional volunteers for the International Assistance Mission (IAM) have been dedicated to helping Afghanistan, in some cases giving...

The top five worst businesspeople turned politician of the past 10 years

Aaron Helmbrecht August 27, 2010

Republican Meg Whitman has been touting her experience as chief executive officer of eBay as her primary qualification to be governor of California. But being a CEO does not necessary equal success in...

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