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Former burger flipper at Magic Mountain is now the boss

She stayed at the park while attending college at Cal State Northridge. By that time, she had been promoted to managing half of the park’s food operations. Weber’s career goal was to go into marketing. She left the park for brief stints to work in advertising and marketing, but Magic Mountain kept calling her back. -- The Seattle Times

A new podcast with stories of Dreamers arrives

In this podcast you can listen to stories from Dreamers, told by Spanish-language journalism students at California State University in Northridge. Supported by the UCLA Work Center DREAM Resource Center. -- Univision (in Spanish)

NEA supports veterans programs

It was. Bell is still involved in productions, including the upcoming "Macbeth." She also now works in production at the Valley Performing Arts Center at Cal State Northridge doing "everything _ from wardrobe to lighting to audio." -- Hanford Sentinel

CSUN Forms Public-Private Partnership to Develop On-Campus Hotel and Restaurant

Now serving nearly 40,000 students and with thousands of visitors coming to campus each year, California State University, Northridge officials saw a clear need to develop a hotel to serve the campus and surrounding community. To that end, CSUN has signed a letter of intent with Jupiter Realty Company to develop a Hyatt Place Hotel, which would include restaurant and conference space, on the campus in the heart of Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley. -- AmericanTowns.com

NH Students Deserve Better Science Standards

Stan Metzenberg, Ph.D. , Professor of Biology at California State University Northridge, prepared an analysis of the NGSS when they were under consideration in Massachusetts: -- Girard at Large

Kobe Paras commits to Cal State-Northridge

The former Batang Gilas star committed to the California State University campus in Northridge, a Los Angeles district 30 minutes away from the city proper. -- Dugout Philippines

She started flipping burgers, now she’s the boss at Six Flags Magic Mountain

Weber was a 16-year-old high school student when she started working a summer job at Magic Mountain, flipping burgers at one of the park’s fast-food joints. It was her fallback job after failing to land a retail gig. She stayed at the park while attending college at Cal State Northridge. By that time, she had been promoted to managing half of the park’s food operations. Weber’s career goal was to go into marketing. She left the park for brief stints to work in advertising and marketing, but Magic Mountain kept calling her back. -- Virginia Pilot

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