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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

A new study shows minorities have a more positive outlook when it comes to higher education

A new study shows minorities have a more positive outlook when it comes to higher education

Shira Moskowitz November 25, 2013

For Vanessa Gonzalez-Hernandez, a junior majoring in deaf studies, receiving a college degree is not just about education alone, it is also about making her parent’s dreams come true. “All...

Bilingual education is needed for all

Bilingual education is needed for all

Jazzmyne Bogard November 25, 2013

Every child’s first day of school is different. Imagine your first day of kindergarten and no one wanting to be your friend. You ask them to play on the monkey bars and they just look at you funny...

University official confirms graduation changes at A.S. meeting

University official confirms graduation changes at A.S. meeting

Elizabeth Ohanian November 25, 2013

  >>>CORRECTION: A final decision has not yet been made regarding the use of the Oviatt Lawn. Seats will be added to accommodate guests but it won't be 500,000 as stated in the article. CSUN...

Student athlete finds a new goal in womens rugby

Student athlete finds a new goal in women’s rugby

Victoria Becerril November 25, 2013

When Yesenia Camacho, 21, accidentally missed the tryouts for soccer, she thought she would have to wait until next season to try out, which meant waiting another year.Fortunately for Camacho, a close...

Alumnus films the founding of Chicana/o studies at CSUN

Alumnus films the founding of Chicana/o studies at CSUN

Jonathan R. Diaz November 25, 2013

The struggles and triumphs of the early days of CSUN’s Chicana/o Studies department was the main topic during a screening of “Unrest: Founding of the Cal State Northridge Chicana/o Studies Department”...

Trans Awareness Week ends with laughter, emotion at “T is not silent” talent show

Trans Awareness Week ends with laughter, emotion at “T is not silent” talent show

Victoria Becerril November 24, 2013

Breaking last year’s record attendance, this year’s Transgender Awareness Week (TAW) concluded the week by having the LGBTQA and the Pride Center communities host a transgender themed talent show...

 Operation Comedy brings healing laughter to the CSUN Pub

“Operation Comedy” brings healing laughter to the CSUN Pub

Michelle Dominguez November 24, 2013

Packed to capacity, the Student Veteran Organization (SVO) welcomed stand-up  comedians from Operation Comedy to the CSUN Pub and Grill Friday night. Operation Comedy is a free comedy show for veterans...

Womens Basketball: Matadors drop home opener to BYU, 82-66

Women’s Basketball: Matadors drop home opener to BYU, 82-66

Brian Bernstein November 23, 2013

The Matadors (2-3) could not keep pace with the efficient Cougars of BYU (4-0), as they drop their home opener 82-66. The Cougars’ efficiency was too much for the Matadors to handle. They were a well-oiled...

Well-known surfer encourages students at Speak Your Blues night

Well-known surfer encourages students at ‘Speak Your Blues’ night

Negin Daneshfar November 22, 2013

Jesse Billauer was surfing the waves on a typical day at Malibu Beach when he pulled out on a wave and another wave rushed in that forced him headfirst into shallow water and broke his neck. “At that...

For those new to the Doctor Who universe

For those new to the ‘Doctor Who’ universe

Jennifer Luxton November 21, 2013

After a half-century of travelling through time and space, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)’s crowning gem “Doctor Who,” celebrates its 50th anniversary with a special-length episode...

Doctor Who needs a new mastermind

‘Doctor Who’ needs a new mastermind

Taylor Villescas November 21, 2013

Whovians! Lend me your ears! It’s time for a mutiny. For years, Steven Moffat has been a brilliant writer for “Doctor Who,” having been the genius behind classic episodes such as “The Girl in...

Studies show depression affects academic progress, causes stress and chemical imbalance

Studies show depression affects academic progress, causes stress and chemical imbalance

John Saringo-Rodriguez November 21, 2013

There are many myths associated with depression. As mentioned in the article “7 Myths of Depression,” people often misinterpret depression as a phase that is not serious and will fade over time....

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