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

POLITICS PRO/CON: Is the GOP a women’s party?

Andrew Clark August 31, 2012

The following two stories revolve around the GOP's stance on abortion and women's health, a conversation sparked by Republican Congressman Todd Akin's controversial remarks:  “If it’s a legitimate...

The best back to school apps

Christina Bennett August 31, 2012

When back to school rolls around, your life tends to get more complicated, not simpler. Well good news, Matadors! We’ve sifted through the iTunes store and Android marketplace , handpicking apps that...

Presidential candidates work to appeal to middle class voters

Andrew Clark August 31, 2012

At the height of the 2008 Great Recession, filing for personal bankruptcy was prevalent among the middle class. Personal bankruptcy has primarily been a middle class trend, despite their college education...

Marijuana dispensaries get enough signatures to suspend ban proposed by the L.A. City Council

Marijuana dispensaries get enough signatures to suspend ban proposed by the L.A. City Council

Casey Delich August 31, 2012

Medicinal marijuana users can count on getting their products from the same dispensaries as before now that the marijuana ban that was set to start in less than a week has been suspended.   Supporters...

Lone Hoyas goal gives Matadors first loss of season

Lone Hoyas’ goal gives Matadors first loss of season

Ammons Smith August 31, 2012

The Matadors were handed their first loss of the season Friday as they fell 1-0 to No. 23 Georgetown at North Kehoe Field. Northridge (2-1) matched the Hoyas (3-0) when it came to shots on goal,...

President Harrison’s salary revealed

Christina Pembleton August 31, 2012

In a recent board of trustees meeting for the California State University system, the Committee of University and Faculty Personnel announced President Dianne Harrison’s yearly salary as $324,500,...

Matador Burger a promising CSUN product

Hansook Oh August 31, 2012

The Matador Burger--a new menu item exclusively served at the Pub and the Arbor Grill--is a hefty, hearty and reasonably priced bite to eat when you are in need of some serious sustenance on campus. Though...

Women’s Soccer: Potent offense proves plentiful in win

Casey Delich August 31, 2012

Visiting Michigan became another victim of CSUN’s women’s soccer teams’ stingy defense, losing 1-0 at Matador Field Thursday night. Meeting for the first time, Michigan(4-1) looked overmatched...

President Harrison celebrates the opening of the new transit station on campus

Jacqueline Kalisch August 30, 2012

President Dianne Harrison celebrated the opening of the transit station on Aug. 30. The new transit center embodies CSUN’s commitment to achieving and attaining a more sustainable campus. Harrison...

CSUN celebrates transit hub opening

Jonathan Bue August 30, 2012

Story by Jacqueline Kalisch President Dianne Harrison celebrated the opening of the transit station on Aug. 30. The new transit center embodies CSUN’s commitment to achieving and attaining a more...

Stan “The Man” Lee opens up about maintaining a career at 89-years-old

Fredy Tlatenchi August 30, 2012

And Stan the Man is starring in those blockbusters, himself. Now, in addition to his beloved cameo appearances in films that include Spider-Man, The Fantastic Four, X-Men and other Marvel superhero films,...

A.S. moves weekly meetings to Friday to increase student participation

Jacqueline Kalisch August 29, 2012

A poll conducted by the Daily Sundial last semester indicated that students are unaware of what their student government, Associated Students, does. A.S. is responsible for the approved budget of over...

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