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

Population changes present challenges to future California

Daily Sundial November 30, 2005

As if California isn't already immensely populated, analysts recently estimated that California's population will increase along with its racial and age makeup by 2020 in a report, "Planning for California's...

‘Tis the season for advisement

Daily Sundial November 30, 2005

Wild art

Sundial Update

Daily Sundial November 30, 2005

Student, faculty art sale set for Saturday in Art, Design Center The Art Department will host an annual art sale and painting student exhibition on Saturday that will display student and faculty artwork...

The dangers of trying to spark up an old flame

Managing Editor November 30, 2005

Loneliness is a nasty emotion to overcome. Struggling to prevail over bouts of need, want and desire is difficult to achieve alone, especially when you recently broke it off with a boyfriend. As human...

CHIME schools teach merits of charter education

Daily Sundial November 30, 2005

CHIME Charter Middle School in Chatsworth is home to more than 200 disabled and gifted children, and according to the school's principal, they're a big part of what makes the school unique. "Children that...

Matador women’s basketball team continues long road trip

Special to the Daily Sundial November 30, 2005

Fresh off its weekend in Hawaii, the CSUN Matador women's basketball team now heads to Washington for a pair of games, the first against Eastern Washington in Cheney and the second, a rematch of the fifth-place...

Diving in

Daily Sundial November 30, 2005

Wild art

CSUN interpreters receive pay raise, but lose benefits

Daily Sundial November 30, 2005

Hourly interpreters received a 29 percent increase in hourly salary this semester in an attempt by the university to retain their services, but at the expense of benefits, primarily vacation time and...

Plans set for ‘Black Herstory’ event

Daily Sundial November 30, 2005

The Women's Studies Student Association at CSUN will highlight black women's contributions in a first-time celebration to be held Feb. 13 to 17, 2006. The first observance of "Black Herstory" at CSUN...

Fresh views needed in debate on immigration

Editor in Chief November 30, 2005

President Bush will conclude his two-day trip to the south and southwest today as he continues his efforts to keep immigration law reform on the national agenda. But unlike Social Security reform, this...

Childhood scars pave way for adulthood of possibilities

Daily Sundial November 30, 2005

Sonia Panameno still carries the scars with her. On her body, they mark her knees; in her mind, they remind her how far she has traveled. She still gets emotional when she recalls her journey. "I think...

Madonna delivers new old-fashioned dance music

Daily Sundial November 29, 2005

She is the queen of controversy. An outspoken trend-setter, dancer, singer, actress and more recently, mother. Her name is Madonna, and she is back in the spotlight with her latest studio album, "Confessions...

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