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Artist of a Year: Scary Pool Party

Every year for a past 21 years Five of Five Entertainment and California State University, Northridge, horde a hunt for Artist of a Year and this year a leader is ScaryPoolParty. -- pool party

Under Armour Faculty Support Student-Athletes With Outside Perspectives

When Ed Jackiewicz met Tera Trujillo in spring 2015, she was studying at a desk she’d carried to the corner of the California State University, Northridge soccer field, in a “time out” of sorts, unable to practice because she’d just earned a D in an economics class. -- Press Release Point

Mixed results for college coaches with NBA roots

Reggie Theus (Cal State Northridge): Was a big-time scorer in the NBA and bounced around as a coach between the college ranks -- as an assistant at Louisville and a head coach at New Mexico State -- to the NBA as the head coach of the Sacramento Kings and an assistant with the Minnesota Timberwolves. He's 39-89 at Northridge so far. -- ESPN

Simi athlete sets sights on 2020 Olympics

Blackwell started running in ninth grade, mostly to improve her stamina on the basketball court, and she took up cross-country running at high school in Chico, where she grew up. But it wasn’t until she went to college at Cal State Northridge that she got serious about running. She competed in track and field during her college years, from 2001 to 2006. -- Simi Valley Acorn

Local View: Condemnation of Franken unfair

In a way, the anchor of my political destiny rests on U.S. Sen. Al Franken's legacy. I left my 10-year-old son with a neighbor in Reseda, Calif., in 2008 to work for the Democratic Party in Minnesota. For six weeks in Bemidji, I was a field organizer for a coordinated campaign to promote the Democrats' new star Al Franken as well as Collin Peterson and John Persell. I had just finished my master's degree in political science at Cal State Northridge, and it was my brainiac friends, like Jing Cheng Xu, a Berkeley student, who insisted I take the job. -- Duluth News Tribune - MN

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