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

Brothers: a new movie making old mistakes

Kristopher A. Fortin December 2, 2009

Not since the Academy Award-winning “The Deer Hunter” has a film expressed so viscerally the human cost of war like Jim Sheridan’s “Brothers.” Running one hour and 50 minutes, the film was...

Singer finds inspiration through Stevie Wonder’s music

Michelle Nelson December 2, 2009

Growing up in a Christian household with a father who was a minister, Bryant Paul Mills was never allowed to listen to secular music. In high school, he would hear “For Your Love” play on the...

U.S. is bullying Iran’s nuclear program

Sara Nasrallah December 2, 2009

Sara Nasrallah Owning nuclear weapons seems to be controlled by the elite countries of the world: the United States, Russia, the United Kingdom (England), France, and China. The power structure of...

Staff Editorial: A sliver of activism brightens CSUN

Administrator December 2, 2009

The other day in class I witnessed something I have never seen in the four years of my college life. It happened during what I expected to be a three-hour lecture about media law when a student from...

The skinny on bicycling

Yazmin Cruz December 2, 2009

Many students missed out on the Associated Students Environmental Affairs bike repair clinic yesterday. The clinic, which was held in front of the bookstore, lacked advertisement. Those who learned...

Under the Sea

Raspina Jannesar December 2, 2009

A Pelagic Red Crab is seen on a CSUN biology class trip. Pelagic Red Crabs ride on the ocean currents traveling thousands of miles. Biology 325 is a class about life in the sea that helps students learn...

Contenders to win Super Bowl XLIV

Kendall Capps December 1, 2009

The NFL regular season is coming down the stretch, and it is becoming clearer who the real threats to win the Super Bowl are. Following the blowout on Monday night, the New Orleans Saints remain...

Pay cut for finance committee

Kristopher A. Fortin December 1, 2009

The Associated Students (A.S.) Senate voted to decrease the stipend amount for finance committee members from last year and eliminated one member from the recipient list. The annual budget hearing...

New Web site lists local discounts for CSUN students

Kristopher A. Fortin December 1, 2009

The Web site matadordiscounts.com compiles discounts available to CSUN students from businesses like phone companies, hair salons and local restaurants. What started as a habit during Tuesday’s...

Spotlight: One student out of 36,000

Abel Pacheco December 1, 2009

Devan Baez is a freshman deaf studies major at CSUN. Baez grew up in Monterey Park, Calif., but is currently living on campus with her best friend, but likes going back home to see her family. “It’s...

A change of venue for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed

Pam Tapper December 1, 2009

United States Attorney General Eric Holder, Jr. was met with criticism from Republican senators when he announced recently, that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four alleged co-conspirators will be tried...

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