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No 16 UCLA blows past Cal State Northridge in 2nd half
LOS ANGELES — UCLA sustained several blows in the first half against Cal State Northridge, then delivered a knockout punch in the second half. -- Boston Herald
UCLA learns lessons in 102-87 win over CSUN
The education of the UCLA Bruins started in earnest Sunday evening. The lessons were jarring. -- Los Angeles Times
UCLA recovers after shaky first half for 102-97 win over Northridge
Nov. 14-- LOS ANGELES-The education of the UCLA Bruins started in earnest Sunday evening. The lessons were jarring. -- Cable One
No. 16 UCLA hosts Northridge in high-scoring battle
One game into the season and plenty is unknown about Cal State Northridge and No. 16 UCLA, but one element of both teams is certain as they prepare to play Sunday night at 9 p.m. Eastern time at Pauley Pavilion. -- FOX News Sports
Scoreboard: NCAA Division I men's conferences
Big West
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CSUN 2 Cal State Fullerton 1 -- Soccer America
No 16 UCLA blows past Cal State Northridge in 2nd half
LOS ANGELES (AP) — UCLA sustained several blows in the first half against Cal State Northridge, then delivered a knockout punch in the second half. -- WBAY
No. 20 UCLA pulls away from Cal State Northridge in second half
LOS ANGELES — UCLA sustained several blows in the first half against Cal State Northridge, then delivered a knockout punch in the second half. -- Pensacola News Journal - FLA
10 Celebrities With Surprising College Majors
Eva Longoria: B.A. in Kinesiology, Texas A&M University; M.A. in Chicano Studies, California State University, Northridge -- Teen Vogue
Robert Granados Appointed President of National Credit Center
Granados’ educational history includes the George L. Graziadio School of Business and Management at Pepperdine University, as well as California State University, Northridge. -- Dealer Marketing
What Happened to Andy Grammer – News & Updates
As a teenager, Grammer was a student at Monroe Woodbury High School where he was a part of the varsity basketball team. Somewhat of an avid athlete, the teen also enjoyed snowboarding in the winter, an activity which he still partakes in from time to time. After graduating from high school, he returned to his native state of California to attend the California State University in Northridge, where he majored in music; he later earned his Bachelor’s of Arts in Music Industry Studies in 2007. Prior to making it big as a singer, Grammer performed as a busker at the upscale shopping complex, Third Street Promenade; to make ends meet, he also worked various odd jobs including that of a valet. Often filling the streets with his music, it wasn’t until his talents were discovered by a music manager in the summer of 2009. Noticing his potential as a recording artist, he later helped Grammer to secure a recording contract with the label, S-Curve Records the following year in April 2010. -- Gazette Review