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Documentary examines the political intrigue and medical mistakes that killed the shah of Iran
The shah was a distant if pivotal figure in the life of director Bobak Kalhor, who was 7 years old in 1976 when his family emigrated from Iran to Los Angeles during the stirrings of revolt. Kalhor grew up in Sherman Oaks, delivering newspapers and graduating from Cal State Northridge. He became intrigued by the politics of his native land and how the shah was connected to his own fate and the exodus of many Iranian Americans. -- Campus Circle
Selecting all-time greatest soccer gamers troublesome however plenty of enjoyable
Jerry Powell, Lincoln, 1967: Jerry joins the opposite Powell brothers — Artwork, a receiver, and Charlie, a defensive lineman — on the highest 10. The 1967 San Diego Part Participant of the Yr, Jerry began his profession at Michigan State, returned to play at San Diego Metropolis School, then moved to Cal State Northridge, the place he was an all-convention receiver. He was briefly with the Chargers earlier than bouncing to the World League, the place he starred for the Hawaiians as a receiver and kick returner. A torn ACL ended his profession. -- BuzzBry
Some California state colleges focus on getting students through risky freshman year
The letter alerting Cal State Northridge students that they were being put on academic probation was pretty blunt and scary: shape up or risk getting kicked out. -- EdSource
US voters get left with the bill as insurers pull out of markets
California State University of Northridge political science professor Tom Hogenesch said republicans see the Affordable Care Act as an expansion of national government authority and want it repealed. -- CGTN America
PCC has voice in international climate conversation
Mitsui and Schoon went to take part in a session titled "U.S. Higher Education Institutions: Forces for Global Climate Action," which took place last Wednesday. They joined panelists from California State University Northridge and Chatham University in Pittsburgh. --Portland Tribune/Beaverton Valley Times
17 Best Things to Do in L.A. This Week
More programming excellence at this jewel of a concert hall in the San Fernando Valley. In celebration of the 80th birthday of iconic American composer Philip Glass, the Cal State Northridge Symphony presents two major works never performed live in the Western United States, along with a performance of Glass' Second Piano Concerto by the man who definitively recorded it, pianist Paul Barnes. The orchestra is joined by the Northridge Singers and Master Chorale for a performance of Glass' Symphony No. 7 (aka "Toltec") based on music of Native America; also Glass' Brazil-inspired "Days & Nights in Rocinha." -- LA Weekly
Things To Do In Santa Clarita – November 21, 2017
What: The Santa Clarita Philharmonic kicks off its fifth season with its premiere performance at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center. The orchestra will celebrate as the title of “master of music” is conferred upon Music Director Jeffrey Gilbert through his work at California State University, Northridge. The program will feature a variety of musical genres and styles demonstrating the breadth of the orchestra. --Hometown Station
Brewer, Mahoney lead SE Missouri to 74-59 win in Cancun
Ledarrius Brewer made four 3-pointers and scored 20 points and Southeast Missouri State beat Cal State Northridge 74-59 on Tuesday at the Cancun Challenge. -- Reno Gazette Journal
TCU women lose to Yale;UTA upset bid falls short
The Horned Frogs next travel to Northridge, Calif., to play in the Warner Center Marriott Thanksgiving Classic. TCU takes on Arizona at 7 p.m. Friday, then will play host Cal State University Northridge or Idaho on Saturday. -- Fort Worth Star Telegram
Arvis L. Greene Jr. Named Captain of Volleyball Team at CSUN
Arvis L. Greene Jr., the great-grandson of Rose Maye Arkwright & The late Bennie Arkwright, grandson of Shirley Arkwright Taylor & the late Tyrone Taylor, and the son of Michelle Taylor Greene & Arvis L. Greene Sr., is completing his 5th and final year at California State University, Northridge (CSUN) and will be graduating in May 2018 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice. As a 6’7” Redshirt Junior, this will be his 5th year on scholarship playing on the CSUN Division 1 Men’s Volleyball Team in the position as Opposite. -- The Savannah Tribune