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The Dream Act and the opportunity to 'live a normal life'

Ángel Silva a sus 24 años ha sido un DREAMer que ha soñado alto. Como estudiante de periodismo de CSUN, fue parte del grupo Dreams to be Heard, cuando estudiantes universitarios comenzaron a abogar por la creación de un centro para estudiantes indocumentados en campus. Después de su creación, trabajó para el Dream Center de CSUN por más de un año, hasta agosto de 2016. Además fue coordinador regional de CA Dream Network, el grupo estudiantil de liderazgo de CHIRLA, representando al Valle de San Fernando en 2013. -- La Opinion

My students are bilingual and bicultural

Enseñar periodismo en español en California es una tarea sumamente compleja pero muy gratificante. A las aulas de CSUN llegan estudiantes con la ilusión de aprender a investigar, reportear y escribir las historias que importan a nuestras comunidades latinas. -- La Opinion

BWW Interview: Todd Lerew Offers Insight into AMERICA'S SHAKESPEARE: THE BARD GOES WEST

"The costumes are great because they are so visual. We have a staged set as part of the exhibit where people can do a character activity and read a couple of lines on stage if they want to. We've also built huge stage sets behind several of the display cases to illuminate some of the themes of the show. For example, there is a large section about Abraham Lincoln and the Booth family. Of course, John Wilkes Booth, Lincoln's assassin, is there but his brother Edwin and his whole family were also Shakespearean actors. They came out to California to perform Shakespeare's plays in the mining camps during the gold rush. Edwin's granddaughter, Edwina, lived up in Northridge so CSUN has some of the family archives. Through them, we were able to get the recording of Edwin Booth reading a speech from OTHELLO. You can hear that in the Lincoln section where we have a big backdrop of Ford's Theatre. We also have a Pioneer Theater in another section, and Arden, which was the home of Helena Modjeska, the great Polish actress who settled in Orange County. I could go on and on." -- Broadway World

Stars of local soccer

Cal State University Northridge ganó el campeonato Big West al vencer por 2 a 1 a su similar de Cal State University Fullerton, en doble tiempo extra. En la noche del sábado, CSUN había empatado en los últimos minutos del tiempo regular y luego falló un penalti en el primer tiempo extra. Finalmente anotaron el “Gol de Oro” que les dio el campeonato. -- Hoy Los Angeles

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