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AGBU Hye Geen presents “Women Journalists at the Forefront of Empowerment”
NORTHRIDGE, Calif.—AGBU Hye Geen held an international conference titled “Women Journalists at the Forefront of Empowerment” on Saturday in collaboration with the Armenian Studies Program of California State University, Northridge (CSUN). -- Armenian Weekly
How the Pandemic Saved L.A.’s Best Alt-Rock Radio Station
But KCSN, recently rebranded “the SoCal Sound” because of its Orange County reach, is riding a wave of record-high ratings and revenue. “If you said three years ago we’d be in the position we’re in now, I would tell you you were crazy,” says program director Marc “Mookie” Kaczor. -- Los Angeles Magazine
L.A. Unified's bilingual program for deaf students hailed as a model for California schools
“It’s important, it’s landmark, it’s critical, because until now, too many deaf students have been denied language equity and education,” said Rachel Friedman Narr, professor of deaf education at Cal State Northridge. “This is going to be revolutionary for deaf students. … The hope is that this will be a model for districts across the state.” -- EdSource
OPERA America Announces Winners Of The Inaugural Awards For Digital Excellence In Opera
University/Conservatory Projects
· Gianni Schicchi, An Animated Opera | Submitted by CSUN Opera, California State University, Northridge -- Broadway World, Opera
THE SCOOP | Against The Grain Theatre’s Messiah/Complex Garners Opera America Award
University/Conservatory Projects
Gianni Schicchi, An Animated Opera | Submitted by CSUN Opera, California State University, Northridge -- Ludwig Van
‘Yo Quiero Taco Bell’ Still Divides Opinion 25 Years Later, and the Story Behind It Is Juicy
Another senior from Cal State Northridge named Miguel Paredes noted that “Yo quiero Taco Bell” was not the first offensive campaign by the popular restaurant. “People, particularly Chicanos, find this advertisement offensive because Taco Bell has a history of commercials that were insensitive to the struggle of Mexicans in the United States,” he said. “The previous emblem with the Mexican with the sombrero taking a nap and the ‘Run For the Border’ campaign were very offensive.” -- mitu
Hertzberg, Horvath vie for LA County board seat
The District 3 seat covers a majority of the San Fernando Valley, stretching from Westlake Village and Malibu to Calabasas, West Hills, Porter Ranch, San Fernando, Panorama City and Northridge, while also stretching to West Hollywood, Beverly Hills and Santa Monica. The district’s boundaries changed dramatically during the county’s most recent redistricting effort, giving it a larger swath of the Valley. The move that drew the ire of some observers — including outgoing Supervisor Sheila Kuehl — who felt the change gave Hertzberg an edge in the election, given his longtime representation of the area in Sacramento. -- Hey SoCal
Election 2022: Pasadena Unified candidates eagerly await results
The race to represent District 7 in the coming years is also without an incumbent. Instead, voters will decide between Juan Pablo Alban, a clean energy attorney, and Yarma Velazquez, a tenured professor at Cal State Northridge. -- Pasadena Star-News
Student Wellness Unbounded: Recreation and Wellness Taking New Forms
California State University Northridge (CSUN) is creating a new Basic Needs Suite on its campus. In 2019, CSUN conducted a food security survey and found 48% of their students had low or very low food security. However, many students hadn’t used the campus food pantry due to barriers of stigma, lack of information, etc. The revitalization of the CSUN student union created an exciting opportunity to resolve these issues in the form of the Basic Needs Suite which not only provides students with the resources they need, but does so with an imbued sense of care and dignity. -- Campus Rec Magazine
Best Things To Do This Week In Los Angeles And SoCal: Nov. 7 - 10
Wednesday, Nov. 9; 8 p.m.
An Acoustic Evening with Lyle Lovett and John Hiatt
The Soraya - Cal State Northridge
18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge
Two great prolific songwriters and musicians Lovett and Hiatt bring their storied careers to the Soraya’s stage, where they’ll share stories and their music.
COST: Tickets start at $46; MORE INFO -- LAist