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YOLA Alumni Travel To Mexico City For Multi-Day Workshop
The participating YOLA alumni are: Isaac Green (bass), 21, senior at California State University Northridge Dalanie Harris (bass), 19, sophomore at Eastman School of Music Beatrice Padilla (violin), 18, freshman at Los Angeles City College Samantha Rosas (viola), 20, sophomore at Sacramento State University -- Broadway World Los Angeles
YAMATO - The Drummers Of Japan Come to The Soraya, 3/11
On Sunday, March 11 at 3:00pm, your chest will pound and the walls will shake with wadaiko drumming, the ancient Japanese art performed by Yamato, a masterful troupe that has performed for over 23 years in 53 countries. The Yamato Drummers' technique combines pinpoint precision with jaw-dropping power and athleticism, as they concentrate every ounce of their strength into their tremendous drum blows. Their dedication to their art also compels them to live together in a community and create each element of their performance themselves, including the music, lighting design, choreography, costumes and props. The Guardian said, "If you're looking for inspiring drumming and infection dance rhythms you'll be disappointed. This is much much more." -- Broadway World Los Angeles
88.5 FM Returns To Annual SXSW Music Festival
For the sixth consecutive year, 88.5 FM will host SXSW Radio Day Stage performances at the annual SXSW Music Festival with sets from Field Report, Mt. Joy, Courtney Marie Andrews, Frank Turner, Kyle Craft, and Gordi. Set for Thursday, March 15 at theAustin Convention Center in Ballroom D, the live performancesare open to all SXSW badge holders and will be broadcast live on the air at 88.5 FM and at 885fm.org. Field Report will kick off more than six hours of live music beginning at12 Noon (CT)/10:00 AM (PT), with Gordi wrapping the day with a 5:00 PM performance. -- Vents Magazine
INSIDE THE NUMBERS: A LOOK AT THE MEN’S VOLLEYBALL STATISTICS WEEK 8
Cal State Northridge has held down the top spot in team aces per set for five straight weeks, averaging more than two per set, including 2.09 per set through week 8. -- Volley Mob
Cal State Fullerton routs CSU Northridge 102-76
LOS ANGELES (AP) Kyle Allman finished with 23 points and Cal State Fullerton scored a season-best 53 in the first half and rolled to a 102-76 victory over Cal State Northridge on Wednesday night. -- FOX Sports
Cal State Fullerton routs CSU Northridge 102-76
LOS ANGELES — Kyle Allman finished with 23 points and Cal State Fullerton scored a season-best 53 in the first half and rolled to a 102-76 victory over Cal State Northridge on Wednesday night. -- Montreal Gazette
Cal State Fullerton crushes CSUN, clinches no worse than No. 4 seed for Big West tourney
NORTHRIDGE — Kyle Allman finished with 23 points and Cal State Fullerton rolled to a 102-76 victory over Cal State Northridge on Wednesday night. -- Orange County Register
Cal State Fullerton routs CSU Northridge 102-76
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Kyle Allman finished with 23 points and Cal State Fullerton scored a season-best 53 in the first half and rolled to a 102-76 victory over Cal State Northridge on Wednesday night. -- Times-Herald
Global4PL Executive Sergio Retamal Receives “Pros To Know” Award for an Unprecedented 11th Time from Supply & Demand Chain Executive Magazine
Mr. Retamal holds a Master’s degree in Change Management from Pepperdine University's Graziadio School of Business and a Masters in Business Administration in International Business from California State University, Northridge. He also holds a Bachelor of Science in International Business from California State University. -- WAFB
People on the Move
Springville—Premier Employee Solutions announced Michael Parrish as the new Chief Executive Officer on Jan. 22. Parrish has been serving as Chief Operating Officer since April 2016 and will be replacing founders and Co-CEOs Kayle Neeley and Rob LeBaron in his new role. As COO, Parrish worked cohesively across various corporate departments and field groups. Together, 11 new branch locations were opened in the last 18 months, performance-based incentive programs and employee recognition programs were introduced and new standards for many company operational and cross-functional processes were established through combined efforts. Parrish grew up in Blackfoot, Idaho and received a Bachelor’s of Arts in English from Brigham Young University 1989 and a Master’s of Business Administration from California State University, Northridge 2003. He first entered the staffing industry as a recruiter in 1989 and went on to serve in various roles at United Parcel Service (UPS) from 1993 to 2005. Before coming to Premier, Parrish served as Senior Vice President at Select Staffing from 2009-2016. -- Utah Business