Latest News Latest News Schools Education Desk: March 20, 2103 Carolyn Schuk March 27, 2013 Basic Math: Children – Critical Public Services = Declining Academic Achievement If you look at Santa Clara Unified’s 2005-2012 California… Schools Laurelwood Elementary School Celebrates Read Across America Cynthia Cheng March 27, 2013 The children at Laurelwood Elementary School in Santa Clara had their markers and blank sheets of paper all ready for… Opinion Oz the Great and Powerful/Rated PG for storm violence, an out of control muscle man and scary witches, one of which is witch green Karl Scott March 27, 2013 After Warner Brothers’ Jack the Giant Slayer laid an egg on its opening weekend, Disney Pictures was probably a little… Arts & Entertainment Music Man Marches into the Mission City Melissa McKenzie March 27, 2013 Since 1968, Roberta Jones Junior Theatre has been providing eight-to 18-year-olds with theatrical experience. On March 15, RJJT opened its… Sports Ratliff Pitches Gem, Chargers Strike Down Bruins Ryan Rainbolt March 27, 2013 The Wilcox Chargers softball team has been dominant in the early goings of 2013, posting a 7-2 record to start… Opinion The Fat and the Fired Bob Goldman March 27, 2013 Put down that jelly donut, friend. Your Buddha-like figure might make you appear cute and cuddly to some folks, but… Arts & Entertainment Irish Dancing Not Just for the Irish Diane Andrews March 20, 2013 “It’s really good to see so many people who are not Irish but have an interest in Irish dance and… Arts & Entertainment Irish Music Comes to SCU Melissa McKenzie March 20, 2013 St. Patrick’s Day came to Santa Clara early as fiddle player Athena Tergis; guitar, fiddle, and mandolin player Kyle Alden;… Community Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara Emergency Department Hones Crisis Responses, Patient Safety Skills Admin March 20, 2013 “Mass Casualty” drill unfolds in emergency department parking lot “Patient 22” did not survive the crisis. She was the victim… Community Kiwanis Annual Turnaround Scholarship Fundraiser Aims to Raise $150,000 Carolyn Schuk March 20, 2013 It’s that time of year again. Which time you ask? Time for the annual Kiwanis Turnaround Scholarship fundraiser. The evening,… Community Week of March 13 Admin March 20, 2013 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (Mar. 11, 1913) *Concrete Pipe Co. Locates Here: Commercial League Lauds Important Enterprise for… Opinion Jack the Giant Slayer/Rated PG-13 for violence, gross behavior by slobbering and rude giants, and out of control beanstalks. Karl Scott March 20, 2013 Jack the Giant Slayer is the stirring and inspirational story about a poor underprivileged farm boy named Jack who grew… Op-Ed Santa Clara Stadium’s Super Bowl Bid Gaining Steam Robert Haugh March 20, 2013 With painters meticulously painting, flames buzzing as welders arc pieces of steel together, trucks delivering loads of materials, and a… Sports Wilcox Smashes Their Way Past Santa Clara Ryan Rainbolt March 20, 2013 Rival high schools clashed in an El Camino Division show down on March 7 as Wilcox and Santa Clara’s boys’… Opinion Yahoo, Call Home Bob Goldman March 20, 2013 You don’t have to say a word; I know what you what you want to ask me. You want to… Community Week of March 6 Admin March 13, 2013 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (Mar. 4, 1913) * Trustees Issue Election Call: Volunteer Firemen Ask to Have Choice… Opinion Snitch/Rated PG-13 for violence, language and drug use Admin March 13, 2013 This story takes place in Missouri. The movie was made in Louisiana. The big star is Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson…. Arts & Entertainment Pairs Present Pieces at Vargas Melissa McKenzie March 13, 2013 Sometimes it really does take two to make a thing go right. Mission College’s Vargas Gallery opened its newest exhibit,… Community Pan-Asian Spelling Bee Admin March 13, 2013 The 1st Annual Pan-Asian Spelling Bee for 1st through 8th graders attracted some 300 students and their parents to the… Arts & EntertainmentSchools Triton Celebrates SCUSD Students Melissa McKenzie March 13, 2013 Over 1,000 Santa Clara Unified School District students and their families walked through the doors of the Triton Museum of… 1 … 430 431 432 433 434 435 436 … 496
