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Research from scientists at California State University, Northridge and Columbia University shows that the clothes we wear influence the way we feel and think. In the five studies they conducted, they found that wearing formal clothing enhanced cognitive processing. -- True Viral News
Column Learning Matters: Career-education options could be closer than once thought
I told him about the California Department of Education grant that has made it possible for middle and high school students to study with CSU Northridge professors on Saturdays. -- Glendale News-Press
US (CA): MedMen continues to recruit top executive talent
Mr. Parker is a seasoned financial executive with extensive, high-level experience in strategic overhaul, financial planning and forecasting. He has held senior level positions in the investment and banking sectors, and is a lecturer of Quantitative Finance at California State University, Northridge. Mr. Parker is responsible for planning and overseeing the growth strategy of MedMen's overall enterprise and its assets. -- Hortidaily
Good News: Northwind Quilters awards scholarships
The seniors include Megan Phillips from Fairfield High School, who will be attending the Chicago Institute of Art to study Art History and Museum Art; and Alexander Viray, of St. Patrick/Vincent Catholic High School in Vallejo, who has been accepted to California State University of Northridge and has enrolled in the videography and filmmaking program. -- Daily Republic
Moments in Time Art Reception Aug. 4 at Porterville Gallery
“The Underground Railroad influence was inspired by my son Sean’s graduation from Northridge State University. He asked me to paint some paintings that had women of the underground compared to women of the Bible. These were displayed in a show he put together titled, Mother Weep No More. -- Valley Voice
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. -- USA Today
CSUN player to play first match with Mexico's senior team
El basquetbolista de Cal State Northridge Claudia Ramos representará este fin de semana a México en la FIBA Americup femenil, un torneo que reúne a las mejores jugadoras en este lado del hemisferio. -- Hoy Los Angeles (In Spanish)
SWAMPDOGS SOLID START NOT ENOUGH AGAINST SALAMANDERS
The SwampDogs were quick to take a lead and appeared well on their way to a third straight victory thanks to a 2-run first inning courtesy of a RBI single from Jayson Neman (Cal State Northridge) for his league record 54th RBI of the season. A hit-by-pitch put Fayetteville ahead of Holly Springs 2-0 after the first inning. -- Our Sports Central
SWAMPDOGS SHUTDOWN SALAMANDERS
Jayson Newman (Cal State Northridge) continues to swing the hottest bat in the Coastal Plain League after driving his 11th homer of the season over the left-center field wall to put the SwampDogs ahead 5-0 with his solo shot in the third inning. -- Our Sports Central
Tacoma filmmaker Masahiro Sugano exhibits installation at Feast Art Center
My response to this striking show was to go dig up more on the artist and to learn more about him and view some of his films. Of Japanese descent, Sugano earned a bachelor of arts in philosophy from Cal State Northridge and a master of fine arts in film/animation from the University of Illinois-Chicago. He now has more than 25 films under his belt and is still going strong. A quick Internet search yields a feast of information on Sugano’s films. Many are short films and make for easy viewing. One example is the five-minute, 2009 “Yarning for Love.” The color is washed out and it is like a silent movie with piano music to fill in the audio. A couple are having a meal and mysterious strings of yarn begin to come out of themselves. Before long they are all tangled up in one another’s yarn. At first they are happy, but eventually they struggle to pull free of one another. -- Tacoma Weekly - WA