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Datebook: Towers of clay, the L.A. landscape reconsidered, dance at the Getty Villa
“Karla Klarin: Subdividing the LAndscape,” at CSUN Art Galleries. The San Fernando Valley-raised artist examines some of our city’s more quotidian landscapes in a series of painted works that take sprawl and the suburban as points of inspiration. But don’t expect the cookie cutter: Klarin’s works have a way of capturing grit. Opens Monday and runs through Oct. 8. A reception will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 10; an artist talk will take place at 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 12, at Cal State Northridge, 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, csun.edu. -- DailyNews724.com
New West Symphony Shines at Summer Sun Sets Concert
With credits as diverse as "Batman v Superman," "Sing," "The Conjuring 2," "Penny Dreadful," "The Lone Ranger," "300: Rise of an Empire" and "League of Legends," Dr. P. Blake Cooper is a recording artist, recitalist, soloist, conductor, lecturer and music educator at California State University Northridge, the Longy School of Music at Bard College, the Youth Orchestra Los Angeles at Heart of Los Angeles and the Harmony Project. -- Ventura County Star
Datebook: Towers of clay, the L.A. landscape reconsidered, dance at the Getty Villa
“Karla Klarin: Subdividing the LAndscape,” at CSUN Art Galleries. The San Fernando Valley-raised artist examines some of our city’s more quotidian landscapes in a series of painted works that take sprawl and the suburban as points of inspiration. But don’t expect the cookie cutter: Klarin’s works have a way of capturing grit. Opens Monday and runs through Oct. 8. A reception will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 10; an artist talk will take place at 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 12, at Cal State Northridge, 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge, csun.edu.
FEMA Honors Achievements in Community Preparedness
Awareness to Action Award: The HALTER Project (California) and Jenny Novak of California State University, Northridge Emergency Management -- Foreign Affairs
3 California Entitles Get FEMA Preparedness Awards
Awareness to Action Award: The HALTER Project (California) and Jenny Novak of California State University, Northridge Emergency Management --
Chiefs lose to Rams in second preseason game
"It's a spectacular story", said Ronald A. Davison, a professor of geography at Cal State Northridge who specializes in Los Angeles and public space. "You have no idea what he did on the line of scrimmage or how he checked in and out of things or changed the protection things. It was a good drive and we scored". -- Equilibrio Informativo
For LA Rams fans, the Coliseum — even at 93 — is still 'the greatest'
“It’s a spectacular story,” said Ronald A. Davison, a professor of geography at Cal State Northridge who specializes in Los Angeles and public space. “L.A. is a place that lacks community spirit. There aren’t enough centripetal forces drumming Angelenos together." -- Los Angeles Daily News
Teen who immigrated to US alone receives outpouring of support, promises to pass it forward
"This will mean securing representation to address their immediate legal needs and eligibility for Special Immigrant Juvenile Status (SIJS), asylum, and other forms of immigration relief," Johnson wrote. "We will also be providing scholarships for recent graduates of Casa Libre (and friends of Gaspar) that have continued on to places like Cal Arts, Humboldt State, San Francisco State and CSUN." -- NewsOK (Oklahoma)
Post navigation PUC’s annual CSUN week for sixth-graders: The near-disaster that turned into a blessing
But PUC Schools, an independent charter organization that operates 14 schools at LA Unified, has taken a different approach to the start of middle school aimed at calming those anxieties while also inspiring students to set a goal of going to college. All incoming sixth-graders at PUC’s five San Fernando Valley middle schools spend a week on the campus of California State University, Northridge (CSUN) in a summer camp-like environment while getting to know their teachers and fellow classmates before school begins. -- LA School Report
Born On This Day, 1923: Don Slater
The turmoil over ONE did little to slow Slater’s activism. He helped organize a motorcade protest in Los Angeles in 1966 on Armed Forces Day to protest the exclusion of gays in the military, and he was arrested by police in 1967 when they shut down a play sponsored by HIC. In 1968, he led a picket of the Los Angeles Times for refusing to publish an ad for another gay-themed play. He continued to publish Tangents until 1973. Slater passed away in 1997 from rheumatic heart valvular disease. His HIC archives of more than 4,000 books, periodicals and pamphlets are now housed at the Vern and Bonnie Bullough Collection at California State University at Northridge. -- Box Turtle Bulletin