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Clarinetist Alexander Fiterstein performs Copland's jazz-infused concerto with ESO March 3-5
Squires received his musical training at the Preparatory School of the Eastman School of Music and the Crane School of Music, in his home state of New York. He earned his master's degree in instrumental conducting/trumpet performance at California State University, Northridge. Further conducting studies were with Helmuth Rilling, Maurice Abravanel, Daniel Lewis, Tsung Yeh, and at the Aspen Music Festival. Squires has conducted recordings for the Delos, Spring Hill (a division of EMI), MEDR, Editions de la Rue Margot, Albany, MSR Classics, and Centaur labels. Stephen Squires is professor of conducting in the Music Conservatory of the Chicago College of Performing Arts, Roosevelt University. Prior to this appointment, he served on the artist faculty of the Northern Illinois School of Music for 19 years, where he received the prestigious "Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award." -- Daily Herald
Free Tax Preparations for Qualified San Fernando Residents
There are requirements that must be met. But individuals and families here seeking those refunds can have their taxes done for free by CSUN accounting students as part of their Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) clinic. -- San Fernando Valley Sun
CSUN student FARHAN MOHAMMED: Take Action: How to Help the Homeless
The issues raised in our special, The Way Home, are often tackled by related nonprofits. Explore this page to learn more about issues facing our homeless population and find ways to partner up with organizations striving to make change. -- KCET
CSUN Researchers Receive Grant Studying Services Provided to Grandparents, Family Caregivers
Are the needs of grandparents and other relatives who care for children truly being met in Los Angeles County? -- SCV News
CSUN Professors Collaborate on Anthology Exploring Ethnic Studies Education
The current political climate in the United States has sparked fears of new anti-immigration laws and a potential culture war, prompting scholarly discussions about the necessity of ethnic studies and cultural awareness. A landmark of these discussions is the two-volume anthology “White” Washing American Education: The New Culture Wars in Ethnic Studies ― a collaboration from California State University, Northridge ethnic studies professors. -- AmericanTowns.com
CSUN Lecturer, Alum Selected to Warner Bros. TV Writers’ Workshop
Matt Young’s Tuesday nights consist of a routine trip to Burbank, where he and an exclusive group of screenwriters are presented invaluable knowledge about their craft from industry veterans. Then, he returns to his alma mater the following day to pass along these insights to aspiring scriptwriters in a classroom. -- AmericanTowns.com
CSUN Researchers Receive Grant Studying Services Provided to Grandparents, Family Caregivers
Are the needs of grandparents and other relatives who care for children truly being met in Los Angeles County? -- SCV News
How Nile Project will tackle water issues with music and dance celebration
A convergence of cultures, languages and messages about water sustainability permeates the Valley Performing Arts Center during a daylong international music and dance celebration. -- Los Angeles Daily News
How Nile Project will tackle water issues with music and dance celebration
A convergence of cultures, languages and messages about water sustainability permeates the Valley Performing Arts Center during a daylong international music and dance celebration. -- San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Screenings of Academy Award-nominated short films among movie events in the LA area
Cinematheque at Cal State Northridge: John Cassavetes Retrospective: “Faces” (1968), 7 p.m. March 2. Free. Upcoming: “Rosemary’s Baby” (1968), 7 p.m. March 9. Armer Theater in Manzanita Hall, Auditorium Room 100. 18111 Nordhoff St. www.csun.edu -- Pasadena Star-News