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Professor emeritus Roger Carasso: Universal suffrage is essential for democracy
It’s hard to say whether most Republicans hate democracy more than they fear it, or fear it more than they hate it. In any case, they want the least of it possible — which includes shrinking suffrage as much as possible. As former President Donald Trump exaggeratedly explained, greater voter participation means “you’d never have a Republican elected in this country again.” -- Santa Fe New Mexican
SEMA AWARDS NEARLY $300,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS
Sharon Mashal (Bespoke Coach Inc., California State University-Northridge, Engineering) -- Body Shop Business
Metro Adds San Fernando Valley Zone To On-Demand Service
The zone includes parts of Chatsworth, Northridge, Granada Hills and Porter Ranch. People can use it to access California State University, Northridge; the Northridge Fashion Center; parks; hiking trails; Metro's G (Orange) line; and Metrolink's regional rail service. -- Northridge-Chatsworth Patch
Fashion designer called out for cultural appropriation over its $1,190 pants
Marquita Gammage, an associate professor of Africana Studies at California State University, Northridge, was also disturbed by the Balenciaga item and what she sees as its exploitation of "Black culture with the hopes of securing major profits," she told CNN by email. -- CNN
Dopamine dressing is the new feel-good trend that you should test
A 2015 research study from California State University, Northridge and Columbia University discovered that outfits we wear can have a direct impact on the way we think. The study across five different experiments found that dressing a certain way could influence the way we make decisions. -- GQ India
KEEPING ART FRONT & CENTER
Tweens and teens who are curious about theater can learn about the various aspects of production at Teenage Drama Workshop, held on the California State University, Northridge campus. The program, which welcomes all experience levels, includes voice, acting and dance instruction. Kids who don’t want to be in the spotlight can try their hands at design and technical theater, lighting and sound, prop design and costume sewing. “It’s a lot of work but also a lot of fun, with friendship and laughter along the way,” says Executive Director Garry Lennon. After a successful summer camp season, in-person Saturday classes are planned for this fall. The goal is to expand the classes to year-round and teach subjects, such as on-camera acting and voiceovers for animation, not usually taught in summer. “The pandemic has been so difficult for everyone that arts education typically became low priority, which is ironic because we all spend so much time streaming entertainment. I’m hopeful as we begin to come out of this crisis that arts education will gain a new importance,” Lennon says. -- L.A. Parent
RideCo Celebrates L.A. Metro's Launch of a Metro Micro Zone in Northwest San Fernando Valley
Service in this new zone will be available seven days a week from 5:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. at an introductory rate of just $1 per ride. Hundreds of pick-up and drop-off points will be available including key destinations such as California State University – Northridge (CSUN), Northridge Recreation Center, Northridge Fashion Center, and Metro stations. -- Digital Journal
Locations That Appear In Different Movies & TV Shows
The Oviatt Library is located on the California State University Northridge (CSUN) campus. It is used in various films and TV shows, for example- -- Animated Times
UNIVERSITY-ASSISTED SCHOOLS
To answer these questions, it’s important first to understand the different types of university/K-12 partnerships. Today, Los Angeles County hosts numerous university-assisted schools, including partnerships at four well-known public and private universities in the Los Angeles area: UCLA, USC, California State University, Northridge (CSUN) and Loyola Marymount University (LMU). The types of university partnerships are as diverse as the region that houses them. -- L.A. Parent
CSUN Lecturer Documents Stories From the Last Armenia/Azerbaijan Conflict
They are stories California State University, Northridge criminology and justice studies lecturer Megan Mangassarian will never forget: Women and children fleeing bombings and drone attacks in the middle of the night, with no time to grab shoes or jackets. The young mother who still doesn’t know if her husband is dead or a prisoner of war after he volunteered to fight against the latest incursion by Azerbaijan forces. -- AmericanTowns.com