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Imparten charla: “13 mil años de historia en Isla de Cedros; hallazgos de 2022”
Matthew Des Lauriers, es profesor en el Departamento de Antropología de la California State University, Northridge. Ha dirigido estudios y excavaciones arqueológicos en la Isla de Cedros, Baja California durante los últimos 22 años, y es un experto reconocido en el estudio de la prehistoria de dicha isla. Tiene experiencia especial en el subcampo arqueológico de la tecnología lítica y el análisis arqueofaunal. -- El Mexicano, Mexico (in Spanish)
Support bike lanes on WeHo’s Fountain Ave, talk ebikes with Redondo Beach cops, and learn to ride smarter
The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences at Cal State Northridge will host the “first annual” BikeFest on Sunday, October 23 to promote bicycling to and on campus, along with a job fair promoting jobs in the bike industry. Although you’d think a university would know it’s not annual event until you have the second one. -- BikeinLA
CSUN Women’s Tennis Heads to Long Beach State Tourney
What’s Coming up for CSUN?
California State University, Northridge continues Fall women’s tennis action this weekend as the Matadors travel to the Long Beach State Tournament. -- SCV News
Hawaii women’s soccer nets critical win at CSUN
The University of Hawaii women’s soccer team netted a valuable 1-0 road win at Cal State Northridge on Thursday evening. -- KHON
The Rainbow Wahine soccer team picks up a win at Northridge
Hawaii forward Krista Peterson scored her team-high fifth goal of the season and the Rainbow Wahine soccer team posted its fourth shutout of the season in a 1-0 win at Cal State Northridge on Thursday in Northridge, Calif. -- Yahoo! News
We All Need Good A&R As Artistes- Toki Anifowose
Anifowose who is a graduate of business management from California State University, Northridge, also stated that his work as A&R is not to worry about the credit but to get artists what they deserve. -- Independent News, Nigeria
Orange County, Calif., Deepens IT Bench With Two New Hires
A longtime private-sector executive, Althof’s public-sector service dates to January 2009 according to his LinkedIn profile, when he joined the city of Mission Viejo as a Community Services Commission member and chairman. Immediately prior to coming to Orange County, he joined Ventura County in September 2011 as its deputy CIO, Application and Enterprise Systems Services. Althof has a bachelor’s degree in industrial engineering and a master’s in public administration, public leadership and management, both from California State University, Northridge. -- Government Technology
Meet the two daughters and son of “Grey’s Anatomy” star Chandra Wilson and her partner.
Sarina McFarlane, Chandra’s daughter, was born in 1992. Chandra’s eldest, who attended Cal State Northridge to study screenwriting, is described by People as being extremely intelligent and creative. The actress, however, reportedly experienced a trying period when her daughter, who was 16 at the time, started experiencing unexplained nausea and vomiting. Her portrayal of a doctor on television soon became all too real. -- Cheng News
Rest in Power: R. Dianne Bartlow, Emmy-Winning Producer and Director
Overall, I remember Dianne for her easygoing temperament and her patience. She was always agreeable and empathetic—qualities her students praised. During her more than 20-year career at California State University, Northridge, Dianne taught in the Women’s and Gender Studies Department, which she later chaired. -- Ms. Magazine
Daily Brief: Newsom to Donate Mobster’s Campaign Donation; Anti-abortion Leaders Protest Prop 1
» How California Musicians Are Responding to Climate Change After witnessing first-hand the destruction of a desert wildfire that killed more than one million of the Mojave’s totemic Joshua Trees, Thor Steingraber, an artistic director at CSU Northridge, was moved to commission music that would alert people to the harms these trees face in California’s drying climate. Steingraber enlisted three composers to create a three-part concert, with each chapter dedicated to the Golden State’s big three tree species—Joshua trees, ancient redwoods and giant sequoias. -- Los Angeles Magazine