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Darlene Donloe is a publicist and an entertainment, automotive and travel journalist whose work has appeared in People, Ebony, Essence, The Daily Breeze, The Wave, LA Watts Times, Los Angeles Sentinel, EMMY, Black Meetings and Tourism, The Hollywood Reporter, The Compton Herald, Billboard, Grammy, and more. She is a publicist, and substitute teacher, and has been an adjunct professor at California State University Northridge (CSUN) where she taught public relations and journalism. -- EurWeb

“We’re going to pay more and have less options,” said Todd Holmes, associate professor of entertainment media management at California State University at Northridge. “And I certainly hope that doesn’t reduce diversity, diversity of viewpoints, but it could have that as a side effect.” -- Washington Post

“When you choose to attack any one of us, we’re going to say, ‘Hmm why Palestine? Why are you doing this?’” Theresa Montaño, a leader of the Liberated Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum Consortium in California and a professor of Chicano/a studies at Cal State Northridge, told The Nation. Her coalition’s strategy has been to market its curriculum—which encourages students to challenge stereotypes and seek to understand where they come from—to local school districts who can approve their own courses, separate from the state guidance. The liberated ethnic studies curriculum includes lessons about race and ethnicity—from the personal to systemic—social movements that pushed for radical change, like the East LA walkouts, and debates over organizing demands. -- The Nation

Thanks to the California State University, Northridge CREA Scholars Program, 20 incoming freshmen were welcomed to campus this fall with funds and resources allocated to help them achieve academic success. -- SCV News