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‘Poor Clare’ Offers Theater for the Soul

Fanton, who is teaching Great Literature of the Stage this semester, studied acting at UC Irvine before completing a master’s degree in theater history at CSU Northridge. She is currently finishing her doctorate in theater and performance studies at UC Santa Barbara. -- Montecito Journal

Actor Danny Trejo Encourages CSUN Students to Help Others

When Danny Trejo was released from prison in 1969 after stints for crimes including armed robbery and drug dealing, and before he became one of today’s most recognizable actors, he returned to the neighborhood he grew up in and stole from. -- SCV News

Chico State one of nation’s top participants in student exchange

California State University system schools occupied six of the top 10 spots in the same category — including second-ranked Cal Poly San Luis Obispo; No. 3 Sonoma State; No. 4 Cal State Northridge; and tied for fifth, Cal Poly Pomona and Sacramento State. Chico State was No. 9. -- Chico Enterprise-Record

Santa Clarita Master Chorale Led By Allan Robert Petker, Artistic Director, Is Proud to Announce Its Two-Event Concert Series for the Holiday Season

“Nothing celebrates the season better than a concert of live music with singers and instrumentalists,” says Petker. “This is a concert of choral excellence and holiday cheer for the entire family. We are also excited to host our Messiah Sing-Along featuring selections from the Christmas portion of Handel’s Messiah with soloists from Cal State Northridge and the Chorale. We have an amazing season in store and cannot wait to share it with our community.” -- Santa Clarita Magazine

For the Record

Disability studies: In the Nov. 27 Section A, an article about UCLA’s new disability studies major said Cal State Northridge’s disability studies minor is housed in the department of special education. It is an interdisciplinary minor in the College of Humanities. -- Los Angeles Times

Campus Impact Network looks to address antisemitism at local universities

It’s why Jasmine Beroukhim, who graduated from UCLA earlier this year, is passionate about her new role as program manager for the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles’ Campus Impact Network. She took the job weeks before the war broke out. Her role is to coordinate with Jewish groups at UCLA, USC, CSUN and others to organize programming and provide tools for students to strengthen their advocacy efforts on college campuses around town. She helped co-sponsor the ribbon event. -- Spectrum News 1

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