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2017 Division I Men's Golf championships team and individual selections
RANKING PLAYER, SCHOOL
1 Collin Morikawa, University of California, Berkeley
2 Hayden Shieh, Santa Clara University
3 David Kim, University of California, Irvine
4 Justin Doeden, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
5 Andres Gonzalez, Long Beach State University
6 Felix Mory, California State University, Northridge -- NCAA
San Diego Padres Daily Minor League Report: May 4
Prospect Watch: Things got ugly for the TinCaps in Davenport, Iowa, as first baseman G.K. Young was forced to pitch an inning in the loss. He pitched a 1,2,3 eighth inning. ... LHP Jerry Keel struggled for Fort Wayne Thursday and allowed three home runs in the loss. Keel gave a career-high eight runs and walked four, which is very uncharacteristic for the former Cal-State Northridge righty. Keel hadn’t allowed a homer in his previous four starts and allowed just one in 75.2 innings last season for the TinCaps. The poor outing saw Keel’s ERA rise from 1.93 to 4.18 ... Eguy Rosario had a pair of hits and added a pair of stolen bases. Rosario’s overall line of .242/.337/.352 isn’t terribly impressive but the quality of the 17-year-old’s at-bats have improved over the last few weeks. -- Scout
Tony Scurto is next Lane ESD Superintendent
Scurto is a 24-year resident of Lane County and received his Continuing Administrator License from the University of Oregon. He holds a Master of Arts degree in Educational Administration from California State University, Northridge and a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California, Santa Barbara. - The Crewel Chronicle - OR
Moorpark photographer aims to capture families’ best moments
A Chicago native, Lars’ love for photography began when he was a student at Cal State Northridge, where he learned basics from one of his college professors and worked under a mentor who helped him hone his skills. -- Moorpark Acorn
U.S. colleges assure overseas students: You are welcome here
International applications to the University of Arizona are down 24 percent compared with this time last year; California State University, Northridge, is down 26 percent. The University of Houston has seen a 32 percent drop, although it’s still accepting applications and its numbers will likely rise. - San Mateo Daily Journal
ON THE BOOKSHELF | Labor pains in higher education
Eventually, the name was changed to UCSB/CSUN Center (for UC Santa Barbara and Cal State University Northridge, the program’s main administrators), then University Center at Ventura. When state funding was established to find a site for a separate, permanent county campus, it was dissolved and became the CSUN Ventura Campus. The new permanent university, California State University, Channel Islands, opened in 2002. -- Ventura County Reporter
Orson Welles films at Egyptian among movie screenings in the Los Angeles area
Cinematheque at Cal State Northridge: John Cassavetes Retrospective: “Love Streams” (1984), 7 p.m. May 11. Free. Armer Theater in Manzanita Hall, Auditorium Room 100. 18111 Nordhoff St. www.csun.edu -- Los Angeles Daily News
Orson Welles films at Egyptian among movie screenings in the Los Angeles area
Cinematheque at Cal State Northridge: John Cassavetes Retrospective: “Love Streams” (1984), 7 p.m. May 11. Free. Armer Theater in Manzanita Hall, Auditorium Room 100. 18111 Nordhoff St. www.csun.edu -- Long Beach Press-Telegram
US colleges send warm welcome overseas amid dip in interest
International applications to the University of Arizona are down 24 percent compared with this time last year; California State University, Northridge, is down 26 percent. The University of Houston has seen a 32 percent drop, although it’s still accepting applications and its numbers will likely rise. -- The Ledger - FL
U.S. colleges send warm welcome overseas amid dip in interest
International applications to the University of Arizona are down 24 percent compared with this time last year; California State University, Northridge, is down 26 percent. The University of Houston has seen a 32 percent drop, although it's still accepting applications and its numbers will likely rise. -- News-Review - MI