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Dawson's late 3 lifts CS Northridge past Idaho State, 79-76
NORTHRIDGE, Calif. (AP) — Tavrion Dawson stroked a 3-pointer with a second left to earn Cal State Northridge a 79-76 win over Idaho State on Saturday night. - East Oregonian
Area women: Eastern Washington cruises over Cal State Northridge
Delaney Hodgins scored 23 points on 8-of-14 shooting with nine rebounds and visiting Eastern Washington (4-3) beat Cal State Northridge 71-57 on Saturday. -- The Spokesman-Review
St. John’s vs Cal State Northridge - how to watch, listen, and keys to contest
St. John’s stumbled out of November, dropping a home contest to Delaware State as their concluding act. -- Rumble in the Garden
Dawson’s late 3 lifts CS Northridge past Idaho State, 79-76
NORTHRIDGE, Calif. (AP) — Tavrion Dawson stroked a 3-pointer with a second left to earn Cal State Northridge a 79-76 win over Idaho State on Saturday night. -- WBTW
Fox Interpreting builds bridges to deaf community
There are only two universities with immersive services for the deaf in the United States, the well-known Gallaudet in Washington D.C. and CSU Northridge. After attending COS, Fox enrolled at CSUN, and then went one step further and also attended the Interpreting Training Program in Venice. -- Visalia Times-Delta
A Business of Unity
She was young. It was the late ‘60s and then-Randie Shevin was an undergraduate at California State University/Northridge near her home in Van Nuys. She was majoring in art with an emphasis in wood design. She was a crack volleyball player, good enough to play club ball, good enough to make the 1969-70 U.S. Women’s Volleyball team. -- Yakima Herald - WA
San Fernando executive chosen to be Covina’s new city manager
Saeki currently lives in East Pasadena and is a member of the International City Managers Association and the California City Managers Foundation. He has a bachelor’s degree in urban and regional planning from Cal Poly Pomona and master’s degree in public administration from California State University Northridge. -- San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Jeffrey Vallance
Jeffrey Vallance has attained something akin to cult status. His work covers a wide range of media and is based on consumer and popular culture, and is ironically critical without being didactic. Vallance never makes fun of his subjects, but rather uses what is around him — be it a store bought chicken, the work of Thomas Kinkade or President Richard Nixon — to explore how context can shape meaning. Born in Redondo Beach in 1955 and educated at California State University Northridge (BA 1979) and Otis College (MFA 1981), Vallance resides in the San Fernando Valley. Though considered a Los Angeles artist, his art practice has taken him all over the world. He has traveled to Polynesia to research and make work about the myth of Tiki as well as to the Vatican to study Christian relics. He even created a Richard Nixon Museum after the official Nixon library refused to accept his donation of Nixon inspired artwork. "Now More Than Ever" focuses on his works on paper. The exhibition and accompanying annotated catalogue entitled "Rudis Tractus (Rough Drawings)" provide an intimate look at the motivating forces behind many of Vallance's projects. -- Visual Art Source
Ellerby Energy & Resources (EENRES) Partners with Beth Allen, Ladies European Tour Number One, to Launch a New Energy and Resources Company in Dubai, the City of Gold
Beth Allen was an All-American golfer at California State University at Northridge before turning professional in 2005 and qualifying for the LPGA Tour. In 2008 she made the move to the Ladies European Tour where she is currently No. 1 on the Order of Merit. She has three wins to date, including the 2015 ISPS Handa Ladies European Masters, 2016 Lacoste Open Du France and the 2016 Fatima Bint Mubarak Ladies Open in Abu Dhabi. Beth is currently the 16th ranked American on the Rolex World Rankings. In 2011, Beth selflessly donated a kidney to her brother and returned to the tour shortly after. Beth is a member of the Ladies European Tour Board of Management, in addition to the Players Council. -- Erie News Now
Nutcracker Alternatives For Tweens
Or go Irish with a pair of performances celebrating Christmas and Celtic music. The Irish group Danú visits the Valley Performing Arts Center (18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge; www.valleyperformingartscenter.org) at 8 p.m. Dec. 11. The acclaimed acoustic ensemble will present a holiday show entitled “Féile Na Nollag,” which means “Festival of Christmas,” showcasing their masterful musicianship and love for traditional music. Tickets are $25-$78. -- L.A. Parent