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

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Review: “The Missionary Position: Mother Teresa in Theory and Practice”

Ryan Mancini September 12, 2016
With the canonization of Mother Teresa, people need to look back on her background to make sense of why she may not deserve it.
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We want to know: Parking citation survey

Brooke Holland April 28, 2016

A lawsuit was placed by The State University Police Association on behalf of three CSUN officers, alleging they were disciplined for not meeting parking ticket quotas.  The California State University...

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Associated Students discuss election kick-off, campus transportation improvement

Nicollette Ashtiani February 23, 2016
A.S. plans for the upcoming Associated Student Election, CSU negotiation talks and possible public transportation improvements.
Molly Setnick, right, leading a workout at her studio, Crowbar Cardio, says fun is a motivator, but people still need to make a commitment to exercise. (Louis DeLuca/Dallas Morning News/TNS)

How to stay on track with your New Year’s resolutions

Edward Ruano February 2, 2016
Five tips to help stick to five common New Year's resolutions

Arts Council for CSUN partners with Matadors Community Credit Union for unique award

Julius Lasin February 27, 2015

Select students in the Mike Curb College of Arts, Media and Communication will now have the opportunity to make their artistic dreams a reality with a new award sponsored by the Arts Council for CSUN and...

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Questioning the ethics of checkbook journalism

Manny D. Araujo October 8, 2014

Last month celebrity news website TMZ released a video showing Baltimore Ravens star running back Ray Rice knocking out his then fiancée and current wife Janay Palmer in the elevator of an Atlantic...

The true cost of healthy food, for some unhealthy food is survival

The true cost of healthy food, for some unhealthy food is survival

Joanna Jacobo January 27, 2014

You have two choices. You can walk over to the corner fast food joint to buy a family meal for only $5, or you can spend more than two hours to go to a grocery store, come home, and cook a lovely meal...

Study reveals college students want to have an impact on the world

Shira Moskowitz September 26, 2013

Despite unemployment rates in California being at a high of 8.7 percent, college students are determined to find jobs where they can make a difference, according to a recent study. The study, published...

10 tips for budgeting

Alysha Garrett-Byrd September 8, 2013

College is all about growing up, and part of adulthood is being aware of your money... or lack thereof. Here are some budgeting tips to help keep you financially afloat. 1. Know your expenses: You...

New website allows students to rent out textbooks and earn money

New website allows students to rent out textbooks and earn money

Megan Diskin May 5, 2013

A new website allows students to make money renting out their textbooks to students throughout the country. Based out of Ogden, Utah campusbookrentals.com allows students to send in their used textbooks...

How to enjoy your spring break on a budget

Contributor March 29, 2011

By Gayane Jerome After the last paper has been turned in and the midterms are over, most students are ready for spring break, a time when they can relax and have some fun. But for many students...

How to live on $10 a day

Kristin Hugo March 24, 2011

With tuition increasing, it’s important for students to take responsibility for what little spending money they have. Although some students feel they are too broke to go out anywhere, they should to...

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