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Tony Award-Winning Musical PARADE Comes to Chance Theater This Summer
Kari Hayter (Director) is an award-winning professional director and educator based in Southern California. Kari is a proud member of the Theatre Communications Group, California Educational Theatre Association, and the American Alliance of Theatre and Education. She is a tenure track faculty member at California State University, Northridge, where she directs and teaches musical theatre history and performance. Kari is also an advocate for new musicals and has directed staged readings for Mary Marie and Now and Then A Hero, both of which have been recognized by the National Alliance for Musical Theatre and the New Musicals, Inc. She has worked at South Coast Repertory, Antaeus Theatre Company, Chance Theater and Summer Repertory Theatre. Most recently she directed Rock of Ages for Summer Repertory Theatre, the Ovation-nominated West Coast premiere of Lysistrata Jones, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson and Hairspray for Chance Theater. -- Broadway World Los Angeles
#IAmMcNair: U.S. Dept. of Education Should Not Cut McNair
“The McNair Scholars Program is one of eight TRIO programs funded by the U.S. Department of Education. The program is meant to help students who are interested in pursuing graduate studies with the goal of obtaining a Ph.D. It is designed for low-income, first generation college students and underrepresented racial/ethnic minorities in graduate education.” — Dr. Renee Moreno, California State University Northridge McNair Program Director -- Huffington Post
Letters to the editor, June 30, 2017
The real purpose of trickle-down economics was given away by David Stockman, President Ronald Reagan’s budget director (1981-85). He admitted it was camouflage, a Trojan horse, whose real intent was just to give the wealthy more money, rather than boosting the economy. The biggest cut to top marginal individual income tax rates was in 1925, which dropped the top rate sharply from 46 percent to 25 percent. Four years later came the Great Depression.
Roger Carasso
professor emeritus
California State University, Northridge
Santa Fe -- Sante Fe New Mexican
NCCU Eagles restock men’s basketball roster
Jibri Blount (Cleveland State), Zacarry Douglas (Cal State-Northridge), Reggie Gardner (Loomis Chaffee), Brandon Goldsmith (Walters State), Alston Jones (Daytona State), Larry McKnight (Palm Beach State), Jordan Perkins (Greensboro Day) and Dominique Reid (Polk State) will all venture to Durham in hopes to lead N.C. Central to another NCAA tournament. Blount will have to sit out the season due to NCAA transfer rules. Perkins and Gardner are the only two freshmen in the group. -- The News & Oserver
Lowriders as Art Work
Sandoval, profesor de la Universidad de Cal State Northridge, ha investigado y documentado el auto Lowrider como un catalizador artístico y un ícono cultural que apareció en las calles de Los Angeles y en las comunidades chicanas a través de los Estados Unidos después de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. El coche Lowrider coincidió con la proliferación del arte chicano y se convirtió en lienzos itinerantes que se convirtieron en una forma de arte en sí misma, así como la intrincada mecánica y hidráulicos que definía un auto Lowrider. -- San Fernando Valley Sun (in Spanish)
Harry Potter films at Hollywood Bowl among movie screening events in the LA area
Summer Movie Fest at Cal State Northridge: Associated Students at CSUN present the series. Movies begin at sunset. “Captain America: Civil War” (2016), July 6. Upcoming: “Moana” (2016), July 13; “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” (2016), July 20; other dates through Aug. 31. Bring a blanket or low-back chair. Food trucks or bring your own picnic; no alcohol allowed. Free. Oviatt Library lawn, 18111 Nordhoff St. 818-677-2477. www.csun.edu/as/summer-movie-fest -- Long Beach Press-Telegram
Year of the Lowrider includes new Petersen exhibition
“Here we are in 2017 with a chance to do a third exhibition, and to add a whole new experience for the viewers,” said Denise Sandoval, a professor at California State University Northridge and the guest curator for each of the Petersen’s Lowriders exhibits. -- ClassicCars.com
Petersen opens low-rider exhibit
The Petersen Automotive Museum launched its summer exhibit featuring low-rider cars from the 1940s and 1950s called “The High Art of Riding Low” on June 19. The exhibit, curated by Cal State Northridge professor of Chicano studies, Denise Sandoval, takes a look at Chicano and Latin culture in Los Angeles through the premise of classic cars. -- Larchmont Chronicle
Parade's Telling of a Lynching in the South Resonates Now More Than Ever
"Considering the political climate right now, this absolutely could have been written yesterday," says director Kari Hayter, a theater instructor at Cal State Northridge who staged Parade there last year. "It's about a community struggling to keep alive, but with politicians trying to win them over in the middle of a climate that is full of intolerance and injustice. People's emotional levels are high, tensions are high, and it's a difficult time." -- OC Weekly
ANCA-WR Welcomes 2017 Summer Interns
Emily Samvalian is finishing her last year at California State University, Northridge where she is studying to become a math teacher. She is also a troop leader for Homenetmen Glendale’s Ararat chapter. Samvalian served as the Director of Socials and Fundraising with the All-Armenian Students Association from 2015-2017. She also served as treasurer for CSUN’s Armenian Students Association for Fall 2016 and helped find the Armenian Students Association at Pasadena City College in 2015, serving as their Vice-President. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with friends, family, and sewing. -- Asbarez