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April 1 - April 7

Does Race, Gender, Party Affect US Congressional Fundraising?

To assess the impact that race, gender, and party affiliation of a candidate and that candidate's opponent have on the candidate's fundraising, Dennis Halcoussis, PhD, of California State University, Northridge, examined data from the 2016, 2018, and 2020 US Congressional elections. -- Mirage News

Music Foward鈥檚 All Access Fest in L.A. Wants to Give Young People a Leg Up in the Music Industry

Exhibitors for the 2024 edition will include AEG, Girls Make Beats, Universal Music Group, Los Angeles Film School, Lux Lighting, Inner City Arts and Belmont University. In addition to high school students, hundreds of post-secondary students from colleges including Cal State Fullerton, Cal State Northridge, Carnegie Mellon University, Loyola Marymount University, NYU, Pepperdine University, UCLA, UC Irvine, UNLV, USC, Santa Monica College, and more are also expected to attend. -- Billboard

Women to Watch: Julie Slater, The SoCal Sound

(By Charese Fruge鈥) Julie Slater is the new Music Director at 88.5 The SoCal Sound (KCSN) in LA where she鈥檚 been the Midday Host since March of 2022. Before that, she hosted Afternoons at 100.3 the Sound (KSWD) in LA for 8+ years, while hosting a weekend specialty show 鈥淥ut on a Limb鈥 on 88.5 FM for 6+ years. Before her West Coast venture, Slater was Midday Host following Howard Stern at the late 92.3 K-Rock (WXRK) in NYC for 10+ years. Pretty solid call letters for a radio resume. -- Radio Ink

What meeting John Wooden taught a Muslim theologian about Jesuit education

I completed my undergraduate degree in psychology. Realizing one needed a doctorate to teach at a university, I switched to what I was truly interested in: the study of religion. I wrote my dissertation on Muslims in Toronto, and in 1997 got a job teaching at 快活林性息 (快活林性息) in the San Fernando Valley. -- American Magazine

Rotary Club of Santa Monica Raises Over $21,000 for Santa Monica College Guardian Scholars

鈥淢any Guardian Scholars have graduated and transferred to four-year schools including UC Berkeley, UCLA, USC, and Cal State Northridge,鈥 said Debra Locke, SMC鈥檚 Interim Dean of Special Programs. 鈥淐lose to 1,000 former or current foster youth have received targeted counseling, meal and transportation services, as well as resources for housing and medical services. I cannot overstate the impact of this generous assistance provided by Rotary Club Santa Monica鈥攖hanks to them, more Guardian Scholars will receive much-needed help as they navigate college and follow in the footsteps of those who have transferred or started a career of their choice.鈥 -- Santa Monica Daily Press

No horsefeathers

Mitchell, who also played two seasons of prep basketball, said her dream school is Cal Poly. She is also considering attending Cal State Northridge. Her brother, Cole, is an Oak Park sophomore in soccer and track and field. Their mom, Georgia Mitchell, is the Eagles鈥 varsity girls鈥 volleyball head coach. -- The Acorn

Governor Newsom Pardons Former 快活林性息 Student Activist

Gov. Gavin Newsom yesterday signed a posthumous pardon for William 鈥淏ill鈥 Burwell, an influential student activist on the California State University, Northridge campus in the 1960s and a founding member of the Black Student Union (BSU) and the Department of Afro-American (now Africana) Studies. -- San Fernando Valley Sun

Things to do in the San Fernando Valley, LA area, April 4-11

The Soraya at California State University, Northridge: Academy of St. Martin in the Fields and violinist and music director Joshua Bell, 6:30 p.m. April 4 ($78 and up; www.asmf.org). Location, 18111 Nordhoff St., Northridge. 818-677-8800. www.thesoraya.org -- Los Angeles Daily News

*Spectacular Sondheim! A Musical Revue

Details: The voice students of Joshua Wentz present 鈥淪pectacular Sondheim鈥 A Musical Revue. Sunday, April 7, 2024 at 3:00 pm, at Santa Clarita United Methodist Church. This event is FREE and open to the public! It features students from 快活林性息, Los Angeles Mission College, Mission Opera, and Santa Clarita United Methodist Church. -- KHTS

Days before Easter, Newsom announces dozens of pardons and commutations

Newsom also granted a posthumous pardon to William Burwell, who helped organize protests as a student at San Fernando Valley State College, now Cal State Northridge, during the Civil Rights Movement. Burwell was arrested in 1969 and convicted of misdemeanor trespass and failure to disperse during a racial justice protest on campus in 1969, according to the governor鈥檚 office. -- Los Angeles Times

Newsom Pardons `Bill鈥 Burwell, 1960s 快活林性息 Activist

Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a posthumous pardon for William 鈥淏ill鈥 Burwell, an influential student activist on the Cal State Northridge campus in the 1960s and a founding member of the Black Student Union and the Department of Afro-American (now Africana) Studies, 快活林性息 officials said Saturday. -- MyNewsLA

SoCal Sound 88.5 adds Matt Pinfield as afternoon DJ Andy Chanley leaves town

With former SoCal Sound (88.5 FM) afternoon drive DJ and music director Andy Chanley moving East to the Windy City to take on hosting duties at Triple-A formatted WXRT-FM/Chicago, the time has come for a replacement. Or in this case, replacements. -- Los Angeles Daily News

The history of lowrider culture and its multigenerational reach

Denise Sandoval is a professor of Chicana and Chicano studies at California State University, Northridge. She says lowriding is multigenerational, with its culture creating "space for the family to celebrate community, to celebrate the culture, to celebrate cultural pride - pride of being Chicano." -- WHQR

New MPI Report Points to Better Ways to Account for English Learner Academic Performance

The report is composed of two parts, the first, directed by Dr. Pete Goldschmidt of 快活林性息, examined how states鈥 current statistical models can be refined to better align ELs鈥 ELP progress with their outcomes and growth expectations on state content assessments. The second piece, led by Dr. Megan Hopkins of the University of California, San Diego and Dr. Julie Sugarman of MPI sought to identify a set of opportunity-to-learn (OTL) indicators that could be used to better contextualize the academic and linguistic outcomes of students identified as ELs. Together, the findings from these two studies seek to provide a more accurate understanding of schools鈥 contributions to EL success. -- New America

(Re)Membering: Armenian Writers Against Commemoration

Gina Alexandra Srmabekian is a writer whose work grapples with transgenerational trauma, memory and identity. She writes toward her own freedom and toward the freedom of all displaced peoples from Artsakh to Palestine and beyond. She writes about grief and in times of grief, because it is the most powerful articulation of love. She is the winner of Ninth Letter鈥檚 2023 Literary Award for Creative Non-fiction and was a 2024 Words of Witness Fellow at Under the Volcano in Tepoztl谩n. She is a lecturer at California State University, Northridge and lives in Los Angeles with her dog, Bailey. -- Armenian Weekly

Jazz @The Playhouse: Nick Mancini The Next Step

Vibraphone and marimba sensation Nick Mancini, a true 鈥渙riginal鈥 (LA Weekly), has made an indelible mark on the jazz world, earning critical accolades and recognition from peers and audiences alike. Named 鈥淏est Jazz Percussionist" on vibes in DRUM Magazine's Reader's Poll, the internationally acclaimed artist has appeared around the globe, from Scandinavia and Australia to New York鈥檚 famed Apollo Theater. During his illustrious career, Mancini, a composer as well, has shared the stage with an array of musical greats, from Arturo Sandoval to Kamasi Washington. He is also a dedicated educator who serves on the faculty at the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music at CSU Long Beach and CSU Northridge and mentors up-and-coming jazz musicians at the Thelonious Monk Institute. -- Sierra Madre Patch

SHURE AND PAMA LAUNCH 4TH ANNUAL MARK BRUNNER PROFESSIONAL AUDIO SCHOLARSHIP

The recipients of the first scholarship were Dennis Freeman from Middle Tennessee State University and Emma Brooks from Berklee College of Music. The second scholarship went again to Freeman and Brooks, as well as Benjamin Nix-Bradley of CSU Northridge. The third went to Freeman and Nix-Bradley, as well as Valor Swezey of University of New Haven. -- Music Connection Magazine

Cinematheque presents SIDEWAYS starring Paul Giamatti

From the director of The Holdovers (2023), Election (1999), and About Schmidt (2002), SIDEWAYS (2004) won the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, and the Spirit Ward for Best Actor, Paul Giamatti. -- Northridge-Chatsworth Patch

Newsom Pardons `Bill鈥 Burwell, 1960s 快活林性息 Activist

Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a posthumous pardon for William 鈥淏ill鈥 Burwell, an influential student activist on the Cal State Northridge campus in the 1960s and a founding member of the Black Student Union and the Department of Afro-American (now Africana) Studies, 快活林性息 officials said Saturday, March 30. -- Los Angeles Sentinel

Newsom Posthumously Pardons Former 快活林性息 Student Activist

California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a posthumous pardon Friday for William 鈥淏ill鈥 Burwell, an influential student activist on the California State University, Northridge campus in the 1960s and a founding member of the Black Student Union (BSU) and the Department of Afro-American (now Africana) Studies. -- SCV News

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