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County conducts annual earthquake safety drill

Other disaster preparedness events this month from the county also include a zombie-themed scavenger hunt at Cal State Northridge on Oct. 25. Students collect emergency blankets, bandage dispensers, hand sanitizers to create disaster kits. FEMA recognized last year’s event with an Individual and Community Preparedness Award. -- Los Angeles Wave

CSUN Student Food Scientists Try Their Hand At Crafting The Spicy And Sweet

Dayna Middleton, a food science intern at California State University, Northridge’s Marilyn Magaram Center (MMC) for Food Science, Nutrition and Dietetics, spent her entire summer drying rosemary, sage, basil and cilantro, and mixing it with chili powder, cayenne pepper and various other spices in order to find the perfect mixture for an all-purpose seasoning blend. -- AmericanTowns.com

Dmitry Rachmanov in Concert – Final 2016 5@5 at DiMenna Solo Piano Series Performance

Dr. Rachmanov is a graduate of The Juilliard School and he holds the DMA from Manhattan School of Music. He is Professor of Piano at California State University, Northridge, where he serves as Chair of Keyboard Studies. A sought-after master class clinician, Rachmanov is a frequent adjudicator at competitions in the US and abroad. Visit him at http://dmitryrachmanov.com/. -- Broadway World

UCSB Puts Away Northridge in Four Sets

Coming off a heartbreaking five-set loss to first-place Long Beach State on Friday night, UCSB (13-9, 4-5) bounced right back on Saturday to defeat Cal State Northridge (6-14, 3-5) in four sets. Lindsey Ruddins led the offense for the fourth straight match racking up 19 kills while Elizabeth Sheffield tallied nine kills of her own. -- Noozhawk

Sooners top CSUN with late goal

NORTHRIDGE, Calif. — Kyle Escobedo hadn’t scored a goal all season, but it’s never a bad time to put the ball in the net. Escobedo did it with 1:24 remaining and it was the difference. -- The Norman Transcript - OK

Denise Gale on Painting: Complete Chaos, Layer by Layer

As a child she was always drawing or painting, but her focus on art intensified when her parents separated and she moved with her father to Los Angeles. She took art classes at Los Angeles Valley Junior College, then earned a B.F.A. at California State University at Northridge. One of her teachers was Mr. Plagens. “I asked him where people were making art, and he took me on a studio tour of downtown Pasadena.” Before long, she found a vacant space and connected with the Los Angeles art scene that was flourishing in Pasadena at the time. -- The East Hampton Star - NY

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