Olga Termini Named Outstanding Professor
Olga Termini, professor of music at Cal State L.A., has received the $2,000 1989 Outstanding Professor Award from the Trustees of the California State University.
Termini, who has been at Cal State since 1972, teaches an undergraduate course in music history and other musicology courses.
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