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CSUN’s Oviatt Library To Host Special Collections And Archives Grand Reopening

After two years of renovations and a complete transformation, California State University, Northridge's Delmar T. Oviatt Library Special Collections and Archives is poised for a grand reopening. To celebrate the expansion and honor Jack and Florence Ferman's generous $2.5 million bequest, the CSUN community is invited to attend the reopening reception on Thursday, Jan. 18, 2018 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the library. -- Public Now

Robin Benway Opens Up About Her National Book Award–Winning YA Novel

And as a white woman I was very nervous about talking about that. So I talked to a lot of my friends who are biracial to get their opinions. A friend of mine is a professor of Chicano studies at Cal State Northridge in L.A., and I had a lot of meetings and conversations with her. She was really helpful. I just wanted to explore it as sensitively as possible but at the same time shine a light on it as well. I tried very, very hard to make sure that Joaquin was represented as accurately as possible. --School Library Journal

25 ISRAEL21c Digital Ambassadors gather in Chicago

The young adults represent Drexel University, Chapman University, University of Oregon, San Jose State, University of Southern California, Moorpark College, Richard Stockton University, Chapman University, College of Staten Island, UC Berkeley, Towson University, University of Pittsburgh, University of Florida, Wayne State University, UCLA, Binghamton University, Arizona State University, University of Wisconsin, Marquette University, American University, University of Maryland and California State University, Northridge. -- Israel 21c

Rev. Dr. James H. Hargett, Civil Rights Warrior Passes On

After nine years in Chicago, Hargett moved to San Diego, California, in 1986 to serve as minister of the Christian Fellowship Congregational Church, UCC where he remained until retiring in 1997. In San Diego, his ministry focused on “empowering the African American constituency of the United Church of Christ to engage in their own missionary efforts.” He started the Children’s Care Center and brought the “One Child, One Church” program to San Diego. He also taught at California State College-Northridge, Douglas College, and Rutgers University. He served as a trustee of Johnson C. Smith University, a member of the Yale Divinity School Alumni Council, on the Board of Directors of the Los Angeles Urban League, and the Advisory Board of the Sickle-Cell Anemia Foundation. -- Los Angeles Sentinel

Yeng lauds formation of ’23 pool

All two dozen players Gilas mentor Chot Reyes had listed come from the amateur ranks, including 7-foot high school standout Kai Sotto of the Ateneo Eaglets, NCAA MVP CJ Perez, Thirdy Ravena of UAAP champion Ateneo, Robert Bolick of reigning NCAA titlist San Beda and Kobe Paras of Cal State Northridge. -- Tempo - Philippines

College basketball roundup: No. 4 Spartans win in overtime

MEN at Long Beach State 80, Cal State Northridge 70: Gabe Levin scored a career-high 29 points and grabbed nine rebounds for the 49ers (8-11, 2-1 Big West Conference). Terrell Gomez led the Matadors (3-13, 0-2) with 24 points and gave them their last lead at 23-22. -- Los Angeles Times

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