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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

Chart labeled: "The Number of Imprisoned 18-34 Year Olds in 2014"

The highest imprisonment rates in the world

Pilar De Haro October 6, 2015
A look at the most recent numbers of imprison rates of 2014.
Photo Courtesy of Tribune News Service

Yes on Prop 47

Melisa Fumbarg October 29, 2014

“Let the criminals out of jail,” would be the end of any conversation. That is until Proposition 47 was introduced. With the elections quickly approaching, it can be difficult to understand...

Illustration by Jae Kitinoja/Daily Sundial

End the injustices in America, end the prison industrial complex

Calvin Ratana February 19, 2014

After years of violating human rights, California’s prison addiction has been called out by the United States Supreme Court. The Supreme Court found that California’s overcrowded prisons violated...

New prison population reduction law is a step in the right direction

New prison population reduction law is a step in the right direction

Calvin Ratana September 23, 2013

In an effort to comply with a federal court demand for California to reduce its prison population, Gov. Jerry Brown signed a bill into law with two plans to reduce the population size in prisons. The...

Solitary confinement has to be reformed

Solitary confinement has to be reformed

Lisa Anderson September 10, 2013

On the surface, the debate of solitary confinement is about torture, but this is only part of a bigger issue. Are some people actually deserving of this treatment, even if it is a form of torture? The...

Destruction in 1992 L.A. Upheaval: How law enforcement let the largest urban riot/rebellion rage on

Hansook Oh April 29, 2012

Twenty years ago, our city convulsed with a tremor that could not be measured on the Richter scale. Fifty-three lives were lost, thousands were injured and property damage equaled $1 billion. The livelihoods...

Prisoners can’t vote, but do count

Alexandra Brell April 14, 2010

Ten years ago, I did not think twice about the census. I filled it out and sent it in, no questions asked. However, this time, I got to thinking about the logistical nightmare in attempting to count every...

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