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The life of Wendi Deng, former wife of Rupert Murdoch and intimate of Ivanka Trump, suspected of being a spy of China
Murdoch graduated in economics from Cal State Northridge, and attended the Yale School of Management with a scholarship. -- Business Insider - Italy (in Italian)
OPINION Let’s use attention on DACA to call for reform for all immigrants
As the son of immigrants, I know what kind of sacrifices my parents made to give me and my two sisters a better life. My mom and dad came to Los Angeles as young adults — her from Nicaragua and him from Mexico — fell in love in English class, married and scrimped and saved to raise us and put us all through college. Although we survived without fancy vacations or dinners out, I had one advantage that many children of immigrants do not: I was born in Koreatown in Los Angeles. As a U.S. citizen, I was able to earn my bachelor’s degree in business marketing and my master’s degree in public administration from Cal State Northridge. Today, I work for the county as a human resources manager. -- San Bernardino Sun
Strategy: The fabulous life of Wendi Deng Murdoch, a close friend of Ivanka Trump whom Jared Kushner was reportedly warned may be a Chinese spy
Murdoch went on to earn a bachelor's degree in economics from Cal State Northridge, and she attended the Yale School of Management on scholarship. -- NewsDog
OPINION Let’s use attention on DACA to call for reform for all immigrants
As the son of immigrants, I know what kind of sacrifices my parents made to give me and my two sisters a better life. My mom and dad came to Los Angeles as young adults — her from Nicaragua and him from Mexico — fell in love in English class, married and scrimped and saved to raise us and put us all through college. Although we survived without fancy vacations or dinners out, I had one advantage that many children of immigrants do not: I was born in Koreatown in Los Angeles. As a U.S. citizen, I was able to earn my bachelor’s degree in business marketing and my master’s degree in public administration from Cal State Northridge. Today, I work for the county as a human resources manager. -- Whittier Daily News
POETS AT WORK: FROM ROSES TO WRITTEN ‘WROSES’
Aside from poetry, Jordan is dedicated to furthering her education. She received her B.A. in Child and Adolescent Development at Cal State Northridge, and is currently working on a master’s degree in School Counseling at Cal State Dominguez Hills. -- L.A. Taco
Chinese second generation of red wine fraud is how is it?
Rudy Kurniawan has many other names, some calling him "Dr. Conti" because he is famous for his collection of large quantities of rare Romanian Nikon wines. In addition to collecting a large number of wines, Rudy Kurniawan also sells wine, sells plenty of wines and lots of fake wines. He sold a large number of fake wine, the huge amount of money, called unprecedented, he also became the "king of fake liquor", its name and "the history of the largest fake case" tightly tied together. This year, a documentary entitled "Sour Grapes" (sour grapes) details the scouting process that shocked the world and revealed the dark side of the wine world. Rudy Kurniawan was born on October 10, 1976, with a student visa in California in 1998 to study at California State University, Northridge. Rudy began buying large quantities of expensive wines in the first few years of the 21st century, and before 2006 he spent more than $ 1 million a month buying wines at auctions. In the meantime, he started tasting events with many other wine collectors. -- Yunfu moment network (in Chinese)
Executive Interview: Alan Anderson, General Manager of Dow-Key Microwave
I have a background in mechanical engineering, with a BS and MS from California State University – Northridge (CSUN). I have worked in fitness equipment, medical device and defense and aerospace companies. Most recently, I was at Pacific Scientific Electro Kinetics Division as director of quality. Eight years ago, I came to Dow-Key as director of quality and, within a year, I was promoted to general manager. -- Microwave Journal
THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF STUDIO CITY'S HISTORIC OIL CAN HARRY'S
The first time I went to Oil Can Harry’s was in the fall of 1974. At that time, I was the co-president of the Gay People’s Union (GPU) at San Fernando Valley State College (now CSUN). As co-president, I organized social events and outings for our members. Oil Cans had the largest dance floor of all the gay bars in the Valley and those of us over 21-years old went often. Disco was king (or should I say queen) and Oil Cans provided hours of care-free dancing in a gay-accepting environment. -- NoHo Arts District
City Of Lancaster Mayor R. Rex Parris And City Council Recognize Emmett Murrell As Recipient Of Lancaster Community Contributor Award
Throughout his life, Murrell has faced a number of hardships. He experienced the loss of his father at a young age and became involved with the street gang culture. He ultimately found his way back from that lifestyle through education and athletics. It was at California State University Northridge that he discovered his calling -- working with children and young adults. Murrell has managed to take his personal struggles and turn them into meaningful life lessons for others through the Murrell's Farm and Boys Home, where he helps guide young men from the Antelope Valley to success. -- Public Now
Longtime L.A. Occasions contributor Donie Vanitzian remembered as champion of house owner rights
Born Donna Vee Vanitzian on Jan. 1, 1950, in Burbank, Vanitzian grew up in the San Fernando Valley and graduated from Granada Hills High School and Cal State Northridge. -- Kaplan Herald