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The Cassina Group engages new agents Buxton, Pedro in Mount Pleasant
Pedro came to the Lowcountry recently. A California native, she has a bachelor’s from California State University Northridge and a law degree from Southwestern University School of Law in Los Angeles. With a strong background in negotiation, she began her real estate career to help clients who were relocating. -- Palmetto Business Daily
El Camino Real volleyball player Lauryn Anderson thriving in the middle
The Cal State Northridge-bound Anderson knew that with the graduations of Trinity Goodman, Kayla Jacks and Isabel Barbera among others, there was a vacuum. -- Los Angeles Daily News
Allen wins for second time, closes in on Order of Merit title
With four rounds in the 60s, the former Nordhoff High and Cal State Northridge standout posted a 72-hole total of 21-under par for a three-shot win over Georgia Hall. -- Ventura County Star
Serj Tankian Goes Symphonic — Then It's Back to System of a Down
Now, on a recent early-autumn afternoon in Los Angeles, Tankian — as politically passionate as ever — is explaining the symbolism in his Orca Symphony No. 1, which he will present on Nov. 10 and 12 at Valley Performing Arts Center, performed by the CSUN Symphony Orchestra. The symphony is a long way from the terse, manic snap of System of a Down albums like Toxicity or Mezmerize, and that’s where Tankian wants to be — for the moment, at least. -- LA Weekly
Cheaper Costs in Other States Don’t Lure Most Businesses from California
Steve Tannehill is a former adjunct professor of finance at California State University, Northridge, and served as the executive director of the Small Business Development Center at College of the Canyons. -- Santa Clarita Valley Signal
New Business – The Edge Martial Arts
Education is the focus of the family-owned business. Patrick Prager’s wife is a teacher at a San Fernando Valley charter school and Mary Ann Cummins is the former associate vice president for student access and support services at California State University, Northridge. -- Santa Clarita Gazette
Three for Tweens to Explore the Arts or Aerospace
Dance takes center stage at the Valley Performing Arts Center (18111 Nordhoff St. Northridge; www.valleyperformingartscenter.com) when U.K.-based Akram Khan Dance Company performs there at 3 p.m. Nov. 20 as part of the family matinees series. Khan’s acclaimed troupe is probably best known for its appearance at the 2012 London Olympic Games. This production, entitled “Chotto Desh,” uses interactive animation and innovative choreography to tell its mythical tale of one young man’s memories and dreams. $38-$58. -- LA Parent
Play It Forward Nov. 7-13: College hoops tipoff gives new optimism for UCLA, concerns for USC
• Cal State Northridge: No. 188 by CBSSports.com, No. 196 by SI. Coach Reggie Theus (36-62 in three seasons) launched a rather modest 945 3-point shots in his 13-season NBA career. His Matadors are even more shy about it, having taken the fewest 3-point tries over the last three seasons (1,165) than any other school in the country. In a 94-75 exhibition win over Cal State L.A. last week, the Mats took 11 3-pointers, while the visitors tried 41. -- Los Angeles Daily News
TMU Insider: TMU runs to the GSAC
Last Friday, The Master’s University women’s basketball team fell to CSUN 74-53 victory in an exhibition at the Matador. -- Santa Clarita Valley Signal
Camarillo Council: Kevin Kildee
Name:Kevin Kildee
Age: 60
Occupation: Small business owner, retail clothing store
Party affiliation: Democrat, Non-partisan office
Education: Bachelor of science degree, CSU Northridge -- Ventura County Star