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Hollywood sign vandalized
It's not the first time the Hollywood Hills' most famous landmark has been changed to read 'Hollyweed' - a Cal State Northridge student hung curtains over the 'O's on 1 January, 1976. -- New!
Merry pranksters changed famed Hollywood sign to read "Hollyweed"
Hikers and tourists in the hills spent the morning snapping photos of themselves in front of the altered sign before park rangers began removing the tarps. "But hey it's OK with me!" It was first changed to "Hollyweed" on the New Year day of 1976, when a California State University, Northridge student hung curtains over some of the letters to change the sign. -- Equilibrio Informativo
Valley Presbyterian Hospital Welcomes New Board Member
Our current 2016 Board of Directors are: ...
Dianne F. Harrison, PhD, President, California State University, Northridge -- Digital Journal
Hutchison, Austin power Boise State to third straight win
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Chandler Hutchison scored 20 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to help lead Boise State to a 79-62 win over Cal State Northridge on Wednesday night. The Broncos (7-4) close out the non-conference portion of their schedule winners of three straight. Paris Austin also finished with 20 points for the Broncos, who were out shot by the Matadors 39.2 percent to 36.4 -- EIN NewsDesk
A silver and gold chip on the shoulder
Boise State’s 79-62 win over Cal State Northridge last night looks like a nice one on the surface. But it was an odd one. The first half was all Broncos. They went on an early 15-0 run and led by 26 points at the half. But the second half turned into a foul fest. For the game, referees whistled 57 fouls, resulting in a whopping 78 free throws, 29 more than in any other Boise State game this season. Fun. The Broncos made 33 of their 43 attempts, offsetting 36 percent shooting. The positive was defense, as they held a Matadors team that was averaging 80.7 points to just 62 (and seven of them came in garbage time in the final minute). -- NWCN
All Eyes gallery: Charlie Kaijo's favorite photos of 2016
Charlie Kaijo interned with Tampa Bay Times since September 2016. Previously, he interned at the Arizona Republic as a Pulliam Fellow and Chips Quinn scholar and in 2011, participated in the New York Times Student Journalism institute. He grew up in Fresno, Calif. and studied photojournalism at California State University, Northridge. -- Tamp Bay Times
Ventura County golfers honored by SCPGA
Curdt was named both the Women’s Player of the Year and the Teacher of the Year. Unlike 2015, when Curst was just the Northern Chapter Teacher of the Year, this award is for the entire Southern California section and includes both men and women. As a player, she led the section in points during the year-long competition. Curdt is the director of instruction at Wood Ranch Golf Club and assistant women’s golf coach at CSU Northridge. She is also a licensed clinical psychotherapist. -- Ventura County Star
SUSD Hires New Director of Curriculum and Instruction
After receiving her Bachelor’s in Liberal Arts from California State University Northridge (CSUN), Dr. Avagyan attained her Master’s in Education from Pepperdine University and a Doctor of Education from the University of Southern California. With 18 years in the field of education, Dr. Avagyan has been a teacher at all grade levels, a school site administrator and a member of various district committees. -- SCVTV
Scientists Boost Catalytic Activity for Key Chemical Reaction in Fuel Cells
Now, scientists from a U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Brookhaven National Laboratory, California State University–Northridge, Soochow University, Peking University, and Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics have grown catalysts that can bear 50,000 voltage cycles with a immaterial spoil in their catalytic activity and no apparent changes in their structure or component composition. As described in a paper published in a Dec 16 emanate of Science, a catalysts are “nanoplates” that enclose an atomically systematic Pt and lead (Pb) core surrounded by a thick uniform bombard of 4 Pt layers. -- Latest Technology
Fil-Am coach leads college basketball team to historic win
Anaheim's Bethseda University Flames made history Saturday, after being the only member of the National Christian College Athletic Association to defeat a Division One school after beating the Cal State Northridge Matadors, 100-95. -- ABS CBN Sports