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Tyne Daly Will Star in Dear World
Los Angeles’ Valley Performing Arts Center will kick off its new season September 30 at 8 PM with a one-night-only concert performance of Jerry Herman’s Dear World. -- Playbill
METRO LAUNCHES PROGRAM MAKING COLLEGE DISCOUNT PASSES EASIER TO BUY
A pilot program to streamline and reduce the cost and hassle of purchasing college student discount transit passes was launched Monday by the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) and California State University, Northridge (CSUN). -- Noodls USA
Tyne Daly to Lead DEAR WORLD in Concert at Valley Performing Arts Center
American musical legend Jerry Herman created the theatrical hat-trick in 1969 when Dear World opened on Broadway. Joining Hello, Dolly! and Mame, Herman became the first composer-lyricist in history to have three productions running simultaneously on Broadway. Now, Valley Performing Arts Center will kick-off the new season and its Broadway series on September 30 at 8:00pm with a one night only concert performance of Dear World, starring Tony and Emmy Award winner Tyne Daly in the role of Countess Aurelia. -- Broadway World
An Overdue Ovation for John Pisano
Today, Pisano’s principal creative outlet is the Guitar Night series, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this September. The performance series, in which Pisano is joined by a new guest guitarist every week (past visitors include Wilson, Peter Bernstein and Kenny Burrell), rotated through several homes before finding its current residence at Viva Cantina, which has now presented the event every Tuesday for over two years. Pisano admits that when he started Guitar Night, he had no idea it would be a two-decades-and-counting staple of the L.A. jazz scene. But he plans to keep it going as long as he’s still able to play, and he values the current venue because its no-drink-minimum policy allows admittance to Pisano’s students from California State University, Northridge, where he has taught guitar for the last 12 years. -- Jazz Times
Helping Foster Youth, One Laptop at a Time
She’s attended Los Angeles Valley College for two years, and plans to eventually transfer to California State University Northridge (CSUN) or USC to study business marketing. - San Fernando Sun
Helping foster youth, one laptop at a time
Ahora asiste a Los Angeles Valley College e intenta terminar sus clases básicas antes de transferirse a California State University Northridge (CSUN) o a USC para estudiar mercadeo y negocios. - El Sol
Los Angeles Times Being Sued of Discrimination/Employees Fleeing
Also, the LAT’s community engagement editor, Daniela Gerson, announced that she is leaving the Times after a year to teach journalism at Cal State Northridge with a focus on community, ethnic and participatory media. She begins later this month. Gerson is the former editor of Alhambra Source, the USC Annenberg experiment in community journalism in the San Gabriel Valley. -- California Political Review
Pulitzer winner sues LA Times for age discrimination and retaliation
Also, the LAT's community engagement editor, Daniela Gerson, announced that she is leaving the Times after a year to teach journalism at Cal State Northridge with a focus on community, ethnic and participatory media. She begins later this month. Gerson is the former editor of Alhambra Source, the USC Annenberg experiment in community journalism in the San Gabriel Valley. -- LA Observed
El Corazón de México reveals more anniversary surprises
A dozen dancers from El Corazón de México Ballet Folklorico traveled to a showcase event earlier this year at California State University in Northridge (CSUN). “Bajo Las Estrella” is a 13th anniversary celebration of a Mexican dance troupe founded by its director and choreographer Karina Estrella. The head of that dance troupe came to Toledo last October to teach new dances to El Corazón. Six couples then made the trip to perform Sonora Bronco, which involved a lot of fundraising, as will the Ohio trips to cover hotels, meals, and travel. -- La Prensa - OH
On the Town: Assistance League rings in the holidays early
Jaeger announced the four young women receiving scholarships. They were Adrianna Ochoa, attending West Coast University; Christina Leon and Daniela Ruvalcaba, both attending Cal State Northridge; and Elizabeth Leon, attending Los Angeles Valley College. Funds are raised primarily through the organization's annual spring fashion show. - Glendale News-Press