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Outdoor summer movie screenings among film events in the LA area
Summer Movie Fest at Cal State Northridge: Associated Students at CSUN present the series. Movies begin at sunset. “La La Land” (2016), Aug. 17. Upcoming: “Space Jam” (1996), Aug. 24; “Doctor Strange” (2016), Aug. 31. Bring a blanket or low-back chair. Food trucks or bring your own picnic; no alcohol allowed. Free. Oviatt Library lawn, 18111 Nordhoff St. 818-677-2477. www.csun.edu/as/summer-movie-fest -- Long Beach Press-Telegram
10 Fun Things To Do TODAY in L.A. for August 10, 2017
8. [dusk] Summer Movie Fest at Cal State Northridge is a free weekly movie night taking place at dusk on CSUN’s Oviatt Library Lawn. The series continues with Psycho. FREE -- WeLIkeLA
In the end, it’s all about friends, fans and memories for SwampDogs
Jayson Newman, who set a league record for runs batted in, perpetrated an ice bath and cracked wise. The Cal State-Northridge player became a runaway fan favorite during his summer in Fayetteville. Newman batted .352, swatted 11 homers and drove in 56 runs, but with an answer indicative of the SwampDogs’ team-first philosophy, he demurred when talking of his success. -- The Fayetteville Observer - NC
Rainbow Wahine picked to win Big West Conference
Hawaii received 81 points, getting six of nine first-place votes. Cal Poly received two first-place votes and 71 points, and Long Beach State had the other first-place vote and 65 points. UC Santa Barbara was fourth with 49 points, followed by UC Irvine (41), UC Davis (39), Cal State Northridge (33), UC Riverside (19) and Cal State Fullerton (10). -- The Maui News - HI
Captivating abstract artworks by LA-based Maura Segal transform acrylic and paper
Los Angeles, California is home to Maura, where she also has a studio. She received her BA from California State University, Northridge in Graphic Design – an influence that can be seen throughout her pieces. -- Creative Boom
CREATIVE ENERGY | The Arterie is a place for freedom of expression
Franke is a trained artist specializing in watercolor, with a strong emphasis on photorealism and printmaking. She also has a solid background in teaching. She studied art education along with art history at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and pursued graduate studies in both art education and the fine arts at California State University, Northridge. Her own art deals with the dichotomy of man and machine, often combining traditional subject matter (such as the human figure) into landscapes in mixed media formats on both small and large scales. Franke’s biggest influences (in art and teaching) are Georgia O’Keefe, Ed Ruscha and the German expressionists. -- Ventura County Reporter
Fortune 100 Executive and Renewable Energy Innovator Joins SolarWindow
Mr. Gralnik holds a B.A. in business administration from California State University at Northridge, is Six Sigma certified, and has been quoted in numerous articles and presented at the World Energy Engineering Conference, among others. -- Glass on Web
Three artists open Summer Showcase at local Museum of the Plains Indian
Finally, a number of acrylic paintings by Karma Henry round out the Summer Show-case. She holds a BA in American Indian Studies from California State University, Northridge, and an MFA from Otis College of Art and Design, Los Angeles, California. She is a painter who works primarily in acrylics and spray paint on canvas and often utilizes stencils, which she makes herself, in order to create repeating patterns within her paintings. -- Cut Bank Pioneer Press - MT
SolarWindow Technologies Appoints David Gralnik To Advisory Board
Mr. Gralnik holds a B.A. in business administration from California State University at Northridge, is Six Sigma certified, and has been quoted in numerous articles and presented at the World Energy Engineering Conference, among others. -- citybizlist
Can the Valley’s Orange Line—the nation’s most successful BRT—get any respect?
Another disadvantage of converting to rail is a loss of flexibility. Dropping tracks locks in transit, while buses can always veer off the BRT line to make stops at new stations or points of interest. Matute says major destinations, such as Cal State Northridge, Burbank Airport, and other entertainment districts, could easily be connected to the Orange Line with feeder routes. -- Curbed Los Angeles