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Northridge beat NAIA Life Pacific 76-50
NORTHRIDGE, Calif. (AP) — Freshman Terrell Gomez scored 15 points, Tavrion Dawson added 14 points, and Cal State Northridge beat NAIA Life Pacific 76-50 on Friday night. -- Tampa Bay Times - FL
Eastern Washington men cruise to season-opening win over Walla Walla
After Sunday’s game in Seattle, the Eagles are at Stanford on Tuesday and UNLV three days later. They return to Reese Court on Dec. 17 against Cal State Northridge. -- The Spokesman-Review - WA
No. 11 Oregon women race past Northridge 91-43
EUGENE, ORE. Sabrina Ionescu led a balanced attack with 15 points and No. 11 Oregon opened the season with an easy 91-43 win over Cal State Northridge on Friday night. -- San Luis Obispo Tribune
Oregon Ducks coast past CSUN in women's basketball opener
Sabrina Ionescu had 15 points, six rebounds and seven assists to lead the No. 11 Oregon Ducks to a dominant 91-43 victory over the CSUN Matadors in the women's basketball season opener for both teams Friday night at Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene. -- The Oregonian
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EUGENE, Ore. — Sabrina Ionescu led a balanced offense with 15 points and Oregon opened the season with an easy win over Cal State Northridge. -- Washington Post
CSUN offering free tickets to Veterans for men’s basketball opener
CSUN will hold its Military Appreciation Game for Friday evening’s men’s basketball season opener, with all veterans and active service members with military identification receiving free admission along with one guest. -- MyNewsLA
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. -- Los Angeles Times
Barrington, Riverside Women Named To New Posts
About Faye Zuckerman: Zuckerman is a former Providence Journal reporter and editor who most recently worked at the Brain Injury Association of Rhode Island as the nonprofit's head of communication, marketing and government relations. She held the position of assistant state director for advocacy and government relations for AARP Rhode Island, and was the director of communications for the Office of Governor Lincoln Chafee, Rhode Island Housing and United Way of Rhode Island. She holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and did her graduate work in journalism at California State University, Northridge. -- Barrington Patch - RI
PSU Women Beat Therapist Releases Guide to De-Stressing, Improving Mindfulness
Laurie Goldey, MFT, is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and holds a master’s in psychology and counseling from California State University, Northridge. Goldey has been a student and practitioner of mindfulness in her own life, and she regularly shares her mindfulness practices with her husband and teenage son. She currently resides in Agoura Hills, Calif. -- FOX 29 - LA
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. -- CETUSNews