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Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

The student media organization of California State University Northridge

Daily Sundial

CSUN athletes react to NCAA meal regulations

Pete D. Camarillo April 30, 2014

Balancing school, training and a healthy lifestyle may get easier for CSUN’s student-athletes after the passing of an NCAA regulation which grants scholarship and walk-on athletes unlimited meals. Brianna...

Tennis: Four Matadors honored by Big West Conference

Tennis: Four Matadors honored by Big West Conference

Steven Espinoza April 30, 2014

  CSUN placed four Matadors on the 2014 All-Big West Women’s Tennis Team, as the conference announced on Tuesday. Freshmen Vivian Lin and Mickey Hsu earned All-Big West Singles Second...

Students test items in radiation lab on campus

Students test items in radiation lab on campus

SheDaye Brown April 30, 2014

  Imagine a group of students, sitting in a circle, discussing what they’ve discovered during lab time. Though it seems normal, they are actually discussing alpha, beta and gamma radiation. In...

Matador News: Board of supervisors candidates at CSUN

Asher Silberman April 30, 2014

Los Angeles Board of Supervisors candidates Sheila Kuehl and Bobby Shriver appear on CSUN's On Point to discuss issues facing the third district Matador News reporter Laura Camelo talks to Groov3Ment's...

The stark contrast between the affluent businessmen and those living in poverty in Los Angeles can be seen literally across the street from each other. Photo credit: David J. Hawkins/Photo Editor

Promise zones don’t seem to be much of a promise

Calvin Ratana April 30, 2014

Remember back in February when President Barack Obama said in his State of the Union address that he would find a solution to the problem of poverty and homelessness in America? Well, Obama’s...

A Stanford graduate student tests a steak from a blue fin tuna caught in the Pacific Ocean for radiation./Courtesy of MCT

Our seafood could possibly be contaminated with radiation

Steven Maiken April 30, 2014

The federal government needs to comprehensively test seafood coming from the Pacific Ocean for radionuclide contamination because of the ongoing Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan and make this data...

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Unknown lethal injections are a cruel and unusual punishment

Himerria Wortham April 30, 2014

*Update (4/30): On Tuesday night, Oklahoma death row inmate, Clayton Lockett, died due to a heart attack more than 40 minutes after receiving a  botched lethal injection. Lockett is another victim...

Baseball: Matadors ride big inning, late rally for road win in Bakersfield

Baseball: Matadors ride big inning, late rally for road win in Bakersfield

Andrew Martinez April 30, 2014

  Despite a rough pitching performance by the Matador staff, CSUN (16-28, 4-8 Big West) broke a six game losing streak and won a their fifth road game as they defeated the Cal State Bakersfield...

Adam SIlver earns praise for ban of Sterling in first test as NBA comissioner

Adam SIlver earns praise for ban of Sterling in first test as NBA comissioner

Pete D. Camarillo April 30, 2014

  NBA Commissioner Adam Silver faced the first test of his new commissionship just two months after he took the job, as a recording of Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling voicing his...

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DREAMers perform a skit to show what undocumented students face living in the US as part of panel discussion presented by the Central American studies department on April 29. (Photo Credit: Gabriela Rodriguez / Daily Sundial)

DREAMers panels highlights challenges of being undocumented

Gabriela Rodriguez April 30, 2014

CSUN students attended the DREAM Activist panel that raised awareness about  undocumented immigrants, deportation and migration in students and families. The panel focused on the daily struggles...

Glenn Omatsu, right, receives a plaque from Gina Masequesmay, the Chairman of the Asian American Studies (AAS) at the AAS reception and dedication ceremony to rename the formerly known Asian House to the Glenn Omatsu House on April 29, 2014 in Northridge, Calif. (Photo Credit: David J. Hawkins/Photo Editor)

Asian House rededicated to honor CSUN professor Glenn Omatsu

Jonathan R. Diaz April 30, 2014

Story by Pilar de Haro The Asian American Studies (AAS) department held a ceremonial blessing in Glenn Omatsu’s honor by renaming the Asian House after him and recognizing Asian American culture...

A Nissan LEAF uses one of the two charging stations located in the F5 parking lot, Apr. 21. They are the only fast-charge stations on campus and can charge a drive range between 60 to 80 miles in about 20 minutes. Photo Credit: Lucas Esposito / Daily Sundial

More electric car chargers to be added to campus parking lots

Lauren Reyes April 30, 2014

In continuing to work toward reducing commuter emissions and miles by faculty, staff and students, CSUN has added additional electric vehicle charging stations on campus while mechanical engineering...

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