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Immigrants in U.S. under DACA wary of returning to Mexico

He has a master’s degree in diplomacy and military studies from California State University, Northridge. Since graduating, he has worked at nonprofits, most recently as a fundraiser and development manager for Entre Hermanos, an organization supporting LGBT Latinos. -- The Spkesman Review - WA

Immigrants in US under DACA wary of returning to Mexico

He has a master’s degree in diplomacy and military studies from California State University, Northridge. Since graduating, he has worked at nonprofits, most recently as a fundraiser and development manager for Entre Hermanos, an organization supporting LGBT Latinos. -- Watertown Daily Times - NY

Immigrants under DACA are wary of returning to Mexico

He has a master’s degree in diplomacy and military studies from California State University, Northridge. Since graduating, he has worked at nonprofits, most recently as a fundraiser and development manager for Entre Hermanos, an organization supporting LGBT Latinos. -- The Bulletin - OR

Meet El Camino’s newest faculty Daniella Hernandez

After graduating high school, Hernandez went on to get her teaching credential at California State University, Northridge. This will be Hernandez’s second year teaching, but her first year teaching high school students. -- High School Los Angeles Times

Paul Rodriguez Added to Cheech Marin’s Evening of Comedy Line-Up

CSUN Alum Cheech Marin (Up in Smoke, Jane the Virgin) hosts an evening of comedy for the 3rd annual CSUN alumni performance on September 28 at Valley Performing Arts Center (The Soraya). The evening will also feature Paul Rodriguez, Marcella Arguello, Frankie Quinones and Francisco Ramos. -- SCV News

How to See All of PST: LA/LA in 14 Days (Part I)

CSU Northridge Art Galleries: "The Great Wall of Los Angeles: Judith Baca's Experimentations in Collaboration and Concrete." A CSUN alumna, Judith Baca became one of L.A.'s most important muralists. She's best known for the Great Wall of Los Angeles, which spans nearly 3,000 feet of the Tujunga Flood Control Channel and depicts important moments in California's history. This exhibit is a deep dive into the development of the mural and her methodologies as an artist. -- LA Weekly

10 Cheap and Free Things to Do This Week

CSUN revives its Thursday Nights at the Cinematheque series with a Buster Keaton retrospective programmed by professor Tim Halloran. This Thursday pairs Sherlock, Jr. with The Navigator, two of Keaton's most conceptually brilliant features. In the former, he's a movie projectionist who dreams himself into a detective film. In the latter, he plays a millionaire marooned on an ocean liner with his girlfriend. Silent clowning — and cinema in general — doesn't get much better than this. CSUN, 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge; Thu., Sept. 21, 7 p.m.; free (daily parking permit is $8). (818) 677-1200, csun.edu/mike-curb-arts-media-communication/cinema-television-arts/thursday-nights-cinematheque. — LA Weekly

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