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SWAMPDOGS STOPPED SHORT BY MARLINS
The SwampDogs wasted no time putting runs on the board, plating three runs in the 1st inning. Andrew Henrickson (East Carolina) started the scoring with a base hit to plate Austin Edgette (Bloomsburg). Jayson Newman (Cal State Northridge) plated his league leading 48th run of the season as Jameel Edney (Bloomsburg) scored on a base knock. The SwampDogs would add another run on an error by Morehead City second baseman Steven Taylor (Mercer) off the bat of Jonathan Allen (San Francisco) that scored Henrickson to put the Dogs up on the Fish 3-0 after 1 inning. -- Our Sports Central
Northridge's Fluker making most of U23 training camp
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Channon Fluker is making the most of her time at the USA Basketball Under-23 training camp. The centre from Cal State Northridge is the lone mid-major player in attendance. -- Inside Ottawa Valley - Canada
Northridge's Fluker making most of U23 training camp
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — Channon Fluker is making the most of her time at the USA Basketball Under-23 training camp. The center from Cal State Northridge is the lone mid-major player in attendance. -- Madison.com - WI
Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare Announces New Board Member
Mr. Bridges received his master's degree in Clinical-Community Psychology from California State University, Northridge. Terry's commitment serving as an advocate extends in many directions through his board assignments. He currently serves on the Executive Committee of NAMI TN, as well as BrightStone (serving special needs adults) and The Jason Foundation (adolescent suicide prevention). -- Digital Journal
How a deadbeat teen became an epic rockstar photographer of the ’70s
From there, he stumbled into a photography career (he managed to finish out high school, but dropped out of California State University, Northridge). His portfolio grew to encompass the biggest rock stars of the day and his photos graced the pages of publications such as Rolling Stone, People, the National Enquirer and The Post. -- Angle News
Museum of the Plains Indian to feature Karma Henry, Jeremy Johnson and David Velarde Jr.
Karma Henry is an enrolled member of the Fort Independence Indian Community of Paiute Indians of the Fort Independence Reservation. She holds a BA in American Indian Studies from California State University, Northridge, and an MFA from Otis College of Art and Design, Los Angeles, Calif. -- Glacier Reporter - MT
Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare Announces New Board Member
Mr. Bridges received his master's degree in Clinical-Community Psychology from California State University, Northridge. Terry's commitment serving as an advocate extends in many directions through his board assignments. He currently serves on the Executive Committee of NAMI TN, as well as BrightStone (serving special needs adults) and The Jason Foundation (adolescent suicide prevention). -- WDRB
Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare Announces New Board Member
Mr. Bridges received his master's degree in Clinical-Community Psychology from California State University, Northridge. Terry's commitment serving as an advocate extends in many directions through his board assignments. He currently serves on the Executive Committee of NAMI TN, as well as BrightStone (serving special needs adults) and The Jason Foundation (adolescent suicide prevention). -- WFIX
Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare Announces New Board Member
Mr. Bridges received his master's degree in Clinical-Community Psychology from California State University, Northridge. Terry's commitment serving as an advocate extends in many directions through his board assignments. He currently serves on the Executive Committee of NAMI TN, as well as BrightStone (serving special needs adults) and The Jason Foundation (adolescent suicide prevention). -- Crossroads Today
Migratory Notes reflects the movement of immigration from fringe topic to key beat
Six months later, Daniela Gerson and Elizabeth Aguilera are considering whether Migratory Notes, which comes out every Friday (on Medium and via email), is really still a pop-up. “We initially thought we’d do this for a month, but the flood of news really has not let up,” said Gerson, an assistant professor at California State University, Northridge, and a senior fellow at the Democracy Fund (and a former immigration reporter for The New York Sun). “We’ve also received such overwhelming responses from people saying it’s really useful — initially from journalists, but also from lawyers, policy people, and immigrants themselves.” -- Nieman Lab