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In-Person Casual Conversation with Ven. Pomnyun Sunim in 2024
Venerable Pomnyun Sunim, winner of the 2002 Ramon Magsaysay award for Peace and International Understanding and the 2020 Niwano Peace Prize (for advocating peace with the North Korean people and sustainable development initiatives in Bhutan, North Korea, India, Philippines, and Indonesia), will be hosting a Dharma talk on how a person can handle difficult situations they face in life using the Buddha's teachings at the Orchard Conference Center in Cal State University Northridge campus. Audience members may bring questions they would like to discuss with Venerable Pomnyun. Any topic can be addressed. Examples of questions being asked include, "How do I handle stress at school?" "How do I help my spouse's alcoholism?" or "How do I help my kid study better?" The monk is quite well known in South Korea for doing these talks. -- Patch, Chatsworth-Northridge
CSUN Men’s Soccer Ends Exhibition with 1-1 Draw Against UCLA
CSUN Men's Soccer concluded their exhibition matches with a 1-1 draw against UCLA at Matador Soccer Field. Odin Rosten scored for CSUN in the 81st minute, but UCLA equalized shortly before the match's end, ensuring both teams left the field with a tie. Despite intense competition, the match saw limited shots until late-game efforts brought scoring chances for both sides. -- BVM Sports
CSUN Women’s Soccer Falls 1-0 to CBU in Season Opener
CSUN women's soccer faced a disappointing start to the season, losing 1-0 against California Baptist. The lone goal came in the 50th minute from Morgan Witz, while CSUN's junior goalkeeper Riley Liebsack made a standout debut with eight crucial saves throughout the match. -- BVM Sports
CSUN Women’s Soccer Falls 4-0 to #8 Texas Tech in Road Finale
CSUN Women's Soccer suffered a decisive defeat against #8 Texas Tech, ending their road trip with a 4-0 loss. Texas Tech launched an aggressive offense, scoring two early goals and maintaining control throughout the match. CSUN's defense, led by goalkeeper Riley Liebsack, faced a barrage of shots but managed to keep the scoreline from escalating further until the latter half. Despite having limited offensive opportunities, CSUN struggled to capitalize on their solitary shot. This match reflects CSUN's continuing challenges as they seek to improve this season. -- BVM Sports
'Ultimate wingman': Agoura High grad Emhoff could be first first gentleman
Bill Gillette hung out in the same circles as Emhoff. They took several of the same classes at Agoura High, both graduated in ’82 and ended up at Cal State Northridge. -- Ventura County Star
Upper Valley Aquatic Center appoints new head swim coach
Blum is a graduate of California State University, Northridge, where he was a Division I swimmer. -- Vermont Business Magazine
Here are the Sacramento-area athletes competing in the Paris Paralympics
She's always been athletic. Whitmore graduated from Valley High School in Sacramento and earned a scholarship to Cal State Northridge, where she ran cross country and track. -- KCRA
Angel City Football Club's Match Preview and Game Notes Ahead of International Friendly Match
Like many Liga MX Femenil teams, FC Juárez's roster boasts a number of Mexican-American players, including five- Enya Hernandez, Annia Mejía, Janelly Farías, Destinney Duron, and Jasmine Casarez- from Southern California. Three of those players also played collegiately in California: Duron at Cal State Northridge, Farías at UC Irvine, and Mejía at Cal. -- Our Sports Central
MMI’s Jennifer Novotney appointed Director of Curriculum and Instruction
Originally from Los Angeles, Calif., Mrs. Novotney has an extensive background in education, having taught English and coordinated the Gifted and Talented Program within the Los Angeles Unified School District. After relocating to Northeast Pennsylvania, she taught English, writing, and literature courses at Penn State University, Misericordia University, and Wyoming Seminary College Preparatory School. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from California State University Northridge, a Master of Arts in English from Northern Arizona University, and a Pennsylvania Instructional Credential in both English (7-12) and Library Science (PK-12). -- Times Leader
The Tragic Story Behind the Murder of Comedy Legend Phil Hartman
Despite being born and raised in a large family, Hartman admitted he didn’t get the love and attention he desired. His family moved to the United States when Hartman was 10. In High School, Phil Hartman often loved to act as the class clown. An early interest in the performing arts saw him study art at Santa Monica City College. Although he dropped out, he returned to school three years later, in 1972, to study graphic arts at California State University, Northridge. - TV Overmind