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Theus upbeat on Paras

MANILA, Philippines - California State University at Northridge head coach Reggie Theus said the other day he’s looking forward to 6-6 Kobe Paras playing three years with the Matadors varsity and expressed confidence that the former La Salle Greenhills star will develop into an impact college standout. -- Philippine Star

NBA 3X PH lures record cast

NBA talents Steven Adams of the Oklahoma Thunder, former Sacramento Kings head coach Reggie Theus, also known as Kobe Paras’ coach at Cal State Northridge in the US NCAA, and the Laker Girls awarded all winning individuals and teams their medals and trophies. -- Manila Standard - Philippines

NEWMAN"S HOMERUN NOT ENOUGH IN LOSS TO PILOTS

The SwampDogs took an early 1-0 lead in the 2nd inning on Jayson Newman's (Cal State Northridge) 6th home run of the season, all coming since the all-star break. -- Our Sports Central

HOME RUN BY CEBALLOS NOT ENOUGH TO LIFT HONKERS OVER STINGERS

The Stingers struck first with two runs in the bottom of the first inning. A walk and a hit-by-pitch put the first two batters on base to start the inning. After both runners moved up on a wild pitch, the Stingers scored runs on a groundout to the shortstop by Nolan Bumstead (Cal State Northridge) and a single to center field by Danny Rodriguez (Bethune-Cookman). -- Our Sports Central

How Gary Richards Built His HARD Music Festival Empire One Party at a Time

The family moved to Los Angeles just as Gary was starting high school. He went to his first rave in 1990, while attending Cal State Northridge, and was instantly hooked. "It was called Nectar. I remember they gave you these little buttons that had a daisy on it." The next day, he went down to Street Sounds on Melrose and bought a stack of techno 12-inches: 808 State, Moby, Joey Beltram, The KLF. "I was like, 'OK, this is my thing.' My dad and my brother, they didn't get it. 'Cause they liked radio and songs. They thought I was losing my mind." -- LA Weekly

People encouraged to call in Congress to support the Dream Act

His brother Mario Vargas, 17, another young dreamer with DACA, is about to begin his first semester of the civil engineering career at California State University, Northridge (CSUN). "If that proposal is made law to give us residence could have more financial aid to pay for the university. Right now, it's very limited, "he said. -- La Opinion (in Spanish)

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