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Switching Careers Doesn’t Have to Be Hard
Meanwhile, employers hire based on credentials that job applicants can’t change–a college degree or previous job title–rather than assessing the skills an applicant has developed, said Mr. Auguste, who was an economic adviser in the Obama administration. He said the approach should instead be, “If you learned it at Harvard or Cal State Northridge or on the job as a secretary or in the Navy or as a volunteer, awesome.” -- TFI Daily News
Working on Your Side Hustle? Here Are 3 Habits to Be More Productive.
Research from scientists at California State University, Northridge and Columbia University shows that the clothes we wear influence the way we feel and think. In the five studies they conducted, they found that wearing formal clothing enhanced cognitive processing. -- News Times - CT
Report: ‘Potato cartel forced Americans to pay higher prices for their fries’
US potato-grower cooperatives in the early 2000’s deployed drones and scanned satellite images as they colluded to reduce the amount of potatoes grown across the country in an effort to increase their profits, according to a report by California State University, Northridge business law professor Melanie Stallings Williams. -- Potato News Today
Three Bay Area Colleges Ranked Best In California: Report
Check out the full list of top ten 4-year colleges in California.
1. California State University-Long Beach
2. California State University-Fullerton
3. California State University-Fresno
4. San Diego State University
5. California State University-Northridge -- NBC Bay Area
American Photographer John Kouns Donates Photo Collection to CSUN
His images document history as it is being made. They portray people struggling for workers’ rights, for civil rights and for social justice. They portray people who hoped for a better future for their country.American photographer John Kouns spent years documenting two of the most important social movements of the 1960s and 1970s in America — the civil rights struggle in the South and the workers’ and civil rights struggle of the United Farm Workers in California. A self-described “concerned photographer,” Kouns’ images open an intimate window to the work of the anonymous history makers behind these movements. -- AmericanTowns.com
CSUN’s Thompson Nominee for 2017 NCAA Woman of the Year
Former CSUN Women’s Soccer student-athlete Nicole Thompson has been selected as a Big West Conference nominee for the 2017 NCAA Woman of the Year award. Thompson is one of two Big West Conference honorees nominated for the award and one of 145 total conference nominees. -- SCV News
Three Exhibition Games Scheduled for CSUN Soccer
California State University Northridge Matadaors fall competition schedule is just a week away. The Matadors have three exhibition games that are free for all fans at Matador Soccer Field, so come on out and get to know the reigning Big West Champion men’s and women’s soccer teams before the regular season begins. -- SCV News
Eight-run outburst boosts Hot Rods over Lugnuts
“Definitely the off-speed pitches for him were working really well and that makes the fastball look even hotter,” Ruiz said of Rosenberg, a ninth-round pick in the 2016 draft out of Cal-State Northridge. “Even though he was throwing 90, 91, when you have that kind of off-speed pitch it’s going to look like he’s throwing 100.” -- Bowling Green Daily News - KY
Basketball (m): American Joshua Cristopher Greene at SCM-U Craiova
Born in Lakeview Terrace, California on April 24, 1992, Greene is 1.83m, evolves to position 1. He is a graduate of Cal State Northridge College, where he has been active for 4 years in the American University Championship, averaging 12.4 points, 2.8 decisive passes And 2.5 rebounds. -- Gazeta de Sud (in Romanian)
Letters to the Editor: A plea to drivers of large vehicles to choose their parking spaces wisely for other drivers' safety
My former CSUN journalism teachers are, I’m sure, rolling in their graves over what has happened and become accepted with the English language due to the introduction of personal computers. -- Los Angeles Times