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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

If signed into law, new abortion bills will allow non-physicians to perform abortions by medication or aspiration techniques

If signed into law, new abortion bills will allow non-physicians to perform abortions by medication or aspiration techniques

Mercedes Ortiz September 15, 2013

Saturday afternoon, Heather Mechanic clutched her “8th Week of Life” abortion poster at the Odd Fellows Cemetery to remember the lives of more than 16,000 unborn children that were buried there. Mechanic...

CSU chancellor announces endorsement for alcohol awareness program on all 23 campuses

CSU chancellor announces endorsement for alcohol awareness program on all 23 campuses

Melanie Gaball September 1, 2013

Cal State University (CSU) Chancellor Timothy White recently announced a commitment to implement a binge-drinking awareness program on all 23 CSU campuses. The decision was made after an emotional presentation...

Deferred action program may temporarily help undocumented students

Deferred action program may temporarily help undocumented students

Gabrielle Moreira September 30, 2012

Deportation has often been a fear for undocumented students, but now some students are worrying less because of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. Ana Miriam Barragan was 10-years-old...

Olympic medalists should not pay taxes on reward income

Andrew Clark August 27, 2012

What do volleyball legends Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh-Jennings, tennis duo Bob and Mike Bryan, and soccer star Alex Morgan have in common? All won gold at the London Olympics and are Southern...

Let’s stand up for education together: A California assemblyman’s work to save education

Contributor March 12, 2012

By California Assemblyman Bob Blumenfield I was thrilled last week when thousands of students from across California rallied around the State Capitol to speak out against further budget cuts at...

California outlaws open carry of unloaded handguns

Matthew Ashman February 1, 2012

Gov. Jerry Brown has outlawed openly carrying unloaded handguns despite heavy resistance from gun enthusiasts. Though it was already illegal to openly carry loaded handguns, AB 144 expands California's...

The 76 Gas Station on Nordoff, accross the street from CSUN. A new proposed bill will impose a tax on oil extraction that will produce around $3 billion per year for education in California. Photo Credit: Andres Aguila / Daily Sundial

Proposition to tax California oil for education

Braulio Campos October 3, 2011

What do schools and oil companies have in common? Nothing yet, but if a California initiative passes, taxes on one could be given to another. Initiative 1481 proposes to put a 15 percent per barrel...

Associated Students may increase funding for California State Student Association

Ivette Lopez September 20, 2011

Correction: A.S. did not propose increased fees to support CSSA, but proposed an increase in the amount A.S. gives CSSA per student at CSUN. If passed, the AS would increase funding from 48 cents to...

California ‘Jobs First’ bill shot down in the senate

Braulio Campos September 15, 2011

Gov. Jerry Brown’s California Jobs First bill, SB116, failed in the Senate last Friday after gaining no republican votes, despite Brown’s announcement of a bipartisan agreement the day before. The...

Best travel spots in California

Marina D. Sandoval March 29, 2011

Since California is surrounded by beautiful cities, mountains and beaches, any one of these locations can be a prime destination for spring break. Depending on your interest, here are five destinations...

Community learns about building partnerships with non-profits in the community

Liana Hofer October 28, 2010

Dr. Robert K. Ross spoke to CSUN faculty, students, and community members this Wednesday evening about the importance of non-profit organizations in the community. Ross’ speech, which took place...

Journalist and award-winning writer discuss solutions to California’s financial crisis

John Michael Simko October 12, 2010

The Golden State has lost its luster with its improvising ways and a fundamental reason why California remains a disorganized and disheveled state. Journalist Joe Mathews and award-winning...

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