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Melody Thomas Scott, Edward J. Scott and Lidia Bastianich to Receive Lifetime Achievement Honors
Edward J. Scott is a six-time Daytime Emmy® Award-winning producer who has played a pivotal role in the historic development of the soap opera genre for nearly five decades. Scott is currently supervising producer for ”The Bold and the Beautiful,” the #2-rated daytime drama in the U.S. and the most-watched daily drama in the world, which is nominated for 12 Daytime Emmy Awards this year. Scott began his association with The Bell Family and Bell-Phillip Television Productions when he joined “The Young and The Restless” as an associate producer in 1976. He quickly moved up the ranks and served as the show’s executive producer for decades. Scott’s legendary 48-year producing partnership and creative collaboration with “The Young and The Restless” and “The Bold and the Beautiful” creators, the late William J. Bell and Lee Phillip Bell, and their son, Bradley P. Bell, has helped create the two most popular daily American television series. Today, both daytime dramas are syndicated internationally. Before joining “B&B” Scott was executive producer for the NBC daytime drama “Days of Our Lives.” Born and raised in Santa Monica, California, Scott earned a B.A from California State University at Northridge with a double major of anthropology and broadcasting journalism. He has been married since 1985 to actress and author Melody Thomas Scott. The couple have three daughters and five grandchildren. -- The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences
AESA President Linda Megerdichian Appointed to Glendale City Charter Review Committee
As President of AESA, Linda Megerdichian has demonstrated exemplary leadership, guiding the organization in its mission to become the platform to enable and empower the Armenian STEM community worldwide by facilitating progress through STEM education, research, humanitarian initiatives, collaboration, and development. Linda earned her Master of Science in Electrical Engineering with a minor in Digital Engineering from California State University Northridge (CSUN). With 8 years of experience as a Hardware Engineer, she also teaches part-time at CSUN and serves as an advisory board member for Pierce College Electronics and UC Riverside Women in Leadership Programs for the past 4 years. -- Massis Post
CSUN Softball’s Season Finale: High-Scoring Battle Ends 12-8 in UC Santa Barbara’s Favor
CSUN softball lost to UC Santa Barbara 12-8 in a high-scoring battle, with both teams trading runs throughout the game. -- BVM Sports
CSUN Dominates Day One of Big West Championships with Sprinters and Throwers Leading the Way
Sprinters and throwers shine as CSUN leads on day one of the Big West Championships, with the women's team in eighth place and the men finishing with one point. -- BVM Sports
Chatsworth boys volleyball wins back-to-back City Open Division titles
Justin Dickson led Chatsworth (41-7) with 12 kills in the match, which was held at Cal State Northridge. Grant Chang added 11 kills. Chase Dunn finished with nine kills and five digs for the Chancellors, and Nate Kim had nine digs and Kevin Rabaja had 14 digs. -- Los Angeles Daily News
UCSD defeats CSUN 11-5 in 10 innings: Key Highlights & Loss Analysis
SUN Baseball lost 11-5 in 10 innings to UC San Diego at Matador Field after the Tritons broke through with a six-run 10th inning to take the series opener. -- BVM Sports
UCSB Softball Splits Doubleheader with CSU Northridge on Eve of Season Finale
UCSB Softball began their final series of the season by splitting a doubleheader on Friday against the Cal State Northridge Matadors at Campus Diamond. -- Noozhawk
Athletic Hall of Fame Honors
Jesse Mitchell is currently an educator and coach. He graduated from CVHS in 1996, leaving a legacy as a four-year varsity baseball letterman. His was named to the All-Pacific League teams multiple times, culminating in being recognized as Team MVP, All-CIF and First Team All-Pacific League during his senior year. While at CVHS he led his team to three consecutive Pacific League championships and CIF semi-finals appearance in1995. After graduating he coached JV baseball at CV, helping them clinch two Pacific League championships. He went on to California State University Northridge receiving a Bachelor’s degree in education and went on to get his Master’s degree in Family Studies. He teaches Special Education Science at Independence High School in Bakersfield and coaches girl’s soccer. -- Crescenta Valley Weekly
Crazy Legs, Big Daddy Kane and Dee-1 lead a hip-hop celebration at CSUN
Hosted by the university's Center for the Interdisciplinary Pursuit of Hip-Hop Elevation & Research -- Los Angeles Daily News
High school boys’ volleyball playoff results and pairings
Saturday’s Schedule
Finals
At Cal State Northridge -- Los Angeles Times