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Spock: Half-Vulcan, half-human, all outsider role model

In the “Biracial and Multiracial Identity” class she teaches at California State University, Northridge, Teresa Williams-León, a professor of Asian-American studies, includes the stories of Spock; Barack Obama (a self-avowed Spock fan); and Tabitha, the half-mortal daughter on Bewitched. For Williams-León, there’s something telling about Spock’s need to choose one of his selves over the other, rather than integrating the two. “He had to subdue his emotional side to become more cerebral and logical,” she said. “So that’s problematic. But it’s an interesting way of looking at how biracial people have had to suppress aspects of themselves, or one part of themselves.” - The Malay Mail - Malaysia

Spock, an outsider and an inspiration

In the Biracial And Multiracial Identity class she teaches at California State University, Northridge, professor of Asian-American studies Teresa Williams-Leon includes the stories of Spock; Mr Barack Obama (a self-avowed Spock fan); and Tabitha, the half-mortal daughter on Bewitched. -- The Straits Times

CHINE: Through the Lens oF John Thomson at CSUN

在姚咏蓓的努力下,这批老照片走遍了欧洲、北美等地20个城市,观众达92万人。近日又结束在夏威夷的展览,正运抵南加州,将于10月22日开始,在加州州立大学北岭分校 (CSUN) 美术馆展出其中约100张精华作品。9月27日 (周二),本报记者通过网络连线采访了现居伦敦的策展人姚咏蓓。-- Epoch Times (in Chinese)

Funny Or Die Launches California Voting Tour

Here is the plan. We’ve listed the campuses although the specific venues haven’t been announced yet. Oct. 6 – Sonoma, Calif., Sonoma State University Oct. 9 – San Diego, Calif., San Diego State University Oct. 10 – Riverside, Calif., University of California Riverside Oct. 14 – Northridge, Calif., Cal State Northridge Oct. 17 – Los Angeles, Calif., Cal State L.A. Oct. 21 – Humboldt, Calif., Humboldt State University Oct. 23 – Berkeley, Calif., University of California Berkeley -- Pollstar

Finish in Four’ is new mantra for California State University

CSU Northridge has seen more of its students passing remedial math after integrating workshops into the course that teach students how to change their response to failure and reduce test anxiety. Remedial classes are not offered for credit and can therefore become a roadblock to progressing toward a degree. -- Sacramento Bee

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