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

Students play role in Envision 2035 planning by snapping photos

Robert McDonald October 22, 2004

The Envision 2035 Master Planning Committee has sent out 49 camera-bearing students to take pictures of the campus in order to find out what students like and what they think needs to be changed about...

Santa Monica memorial honors U.S. soldiers killed in Iraq

Ben Miller October 22, 2004

An American flag gently drapes over a coffin sitting in finely groomed sand, as a helmet and boots sit by its side. ?Taps? plays in the background, and the about 1,000 white crosses staked in the ground...

‘Rhythms of the Heart’ symposium planned for caregivers of special needs children

WENDY DE LA O October 22, 2004

CSUN will host a one-day symposium for parents and caregivers of special needs children on Saturday, Oct. 16. The second annual ?Rhythms of the Heart? symposium is being hosted by Stillpoint Resources...

Forensics team faces cuts in travel budget

Fabiola Cruz October 22, 2004

Each semester, the Speech and Debate (Forensics) Team participates in several tournaments held nationwide. Becky Opsata, director of Forensics, said she requested $40,000 for their budget this year,...

Dodgers’ performance leaves fans with bummed-out blues

SAL HERNANDEZ October 22, 2004

Being a Dodgers fan is a lot like being in an abusive relationship that you just refuse to leave. You know that you are setting yourself up for disappointment, yet you refuse to let go. Eventually, the...

Technology does not improve teaching

Sue Davis October 22, 2004

This is my first semester with teachers who use PowerPoint in every class, and eight weeks into the semester, I am ready to start screaming like someone in Eminem?s ?Just Lose It? video.I know it seems...

Quality of education suffers with charter schools

SAL HERNANDEZ October 22, 2004

Instead of addressing the problems of public education across the nation, educators and politicians are washing their hands and handing the problem on to the private sector, so they can experiment with...

Schools not actively promoting voter registration info to students

Jaclyn Houghton October 14, 2004

As the deadline for voter registration in this year?s presidential election approaches, only 17 percent of the 249 U.S. universities surveyed are in strict compliance with the Higher Education Act of 1998,...

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