Latest News Latest News Opinion America’s National Parks: An Eagle’s View / Not rated, but would be OK for anyone unless bad photography counts Karl Scott March 12, 2014 I love a bargain. Finding great films on Blu-ray, like Romancing the Stone (1984) at $5 or less is a… Arts & Entertainment Players Present Arsenic and Old Lace Melissa McKenzie March 12, 2014 What happens when two elderly philanthropic women decide to take it upon themselves to murder lonely old men by poisoning… Community SCU’s Shoba Krishnan, Engineering Evangelist Carolyn Schuk March 12, 2014 You can’t talk to Shoba Krishnan for even a few minutes without getting excited about how mathematics and physics touch… Arts & EntertainmentSchools Students Showcased at Triton Museum Melissa McKenzie March 12, 2014 Over 400 people had walked through the Triton Museum of Art’s doors within the first 45 minutes of the museum… Community Third Old Bag Luncheon a Big Success Melissa McKenzie March 5, 2014 With numbers increasing year-by-year, the interest in the annual Soroptimist Old Bag Luncheon continues to grow. And, with the recent… Opinion Small Talk. Big Fuss. Admin March 5, 2014 If there’s one thing worse than being a motormouth, or a blabbermouth, or just a bigmouth, it’s finding yourself to… City Politics City Desk: Feb. 26, 2014 Carolyn Schuk March 5, 2014 The Most Connected City in Silicon Valley Candidate for Google Fiber Network Last week Silicon Valley Power (siliconvalleypower.com) announced that… Sports Dynasty Return, May Go Pro Melissa McKenzie March 5, 2014 The smell of freshly cut grass, roar of the crowd, and sound of a ball hitting a bat are what… Schools Education Desk: Feb. 26, 2014 Carolyn Schuk March 5, 2014 Audit of Federally-Funded Programs at SCUSD is Mixed Bag After undergoing a Federal Program Monitoring (FPM) audit at the end… Schools Father of Data Warehousing, Bill Inmon, Talks on Big Data at Upcoming Mission College Event Carolyn Schuk March 5, 2014 I wanted to call this story “Father of Data Warehousing Talks Turkey About Big Data at Upcoming Mission College Event.”… Community Looking Back – Week of February 26 Admin March 5, 2014 100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (February 24, 1914) Annual Election of Commercial League Boosters: 25 Progressive Men to Direct… Arts & Entertainment Masterpiece Criteria Continues to Unfold as Triton Lecture Continues Melissa McKenzie March 5, 2014 In the course of two weeks, the Triton Museum of Art’s Chief Curator Preston Metcalf has begun the task of… Opinion Captain Phillips/Rated PG-13 for violence and language. Karl Scott March 5, 2014 In the hunt for Oscar Statuettes, Captain Phillips should be available for DVD viewing before the award ceremonies on March… Schools Santa Clara High School Launches FHA-HERO Chapter Cynthia Cheng March 5, 2014 On February 12, a group of students from Santa Clara High School’s new Future Homemakers of America- Home Economics Related… Sports Seminarians Tie Series with Revs at Annual Basketball Game Melissa McKenzie March 5, 2014 Priests and seminarians battled it out for the eighth annual Revs vs Sems Basketball Challenge at Santa Clara University’s Leavey… Opinion Lee Daniel’s The Butler / Rated PG-13 For Smoking and Language Karl Scott February 26, 2014 Lee Daniels’ The Butler opened last August. It is a performance-driven drama. It is, not, however an Oscar contender. August:… Community Recipe for Success: Firefighters Crab Feed Funds Burn Foundation Diane Andrews February 26, 2014 It took 920 pounds of cold cracked crab—marinated for 36 hours in the Restani family’s secret Italian marinade—and 100 volunteers… Community Santa Clara Native Competes on CBS’ Survivor Melissa McKenzie February 26, 2014 Next week when the new season of Survivor: Cagayan airs, Santa Clarans might see a familiar face. Twenty-one-year-old Santa Clara… Arts & Entertainment Showtime – Always Over the Top, Goes Over the Rainbow for 2014 Carolyn Schuk February 26, 2014 Question: Where can you see an original melodrama, a vaudeville-style variety show, buy a raffle ticket to win a big… Arts & Entertainment Triton Masterpiece Lecture Continues Melissa McKenzie February 26, 2014 There are a multitude of ways a work of art becomes a masterpiece. While preference plays a role in what… 1 … 378 379 380 381 382 383 384 … 477
