Latest News Latest News Arts & Entertainment Thanks For the Memories… Carolyn Schuk February 13, 2013 On January 28 Retro Dome fans bid a tearful farewell to the quirky theater, where for the last four years… Opinion Move It Or Lose It Bob Goldman February 13, 2013 I don’t know about you, but I don’t like to read articles about health. Sure, you will get tips on… Business Around Town: Coffee, Pastry and Mac Repair Carolyn Schuk February 13, 2013 As they say, what’s old is new. And this year’s new old thing among the coffee cognoscenti is “pour over”… Community A Decade of Fun Melissa McKenzie February 6, 2013 Ten years ago, when the Santa Clara Teen Center opened on January 25, 2003 Eminem’s “Lose Yourself” was the top… Community A Volunteer For All Seasons: Robert Schwalbe (1952 – 2013) Carolyn Schuk February 6, 2013 One word that wasn’t in Robert Schwalbe’s vocabulary was “half-hearted.” Whether it was making holidays not-to-be-forgotten experiences for his family… Arts & Entertainment Encaustic Exhibit at Triton Melissa McKenzie February 6, 2013 Dreamlike paintings surround the rotunda at the Triton Museum of Art. The details in the images aren’t crisp, but the… Sports Fatuesi, Brown Too Much as Wilcox Dominates Lynbrook Ryan Rainbolt February 6, 2013 In their second, and final matchup of the season against the Lynbrook Vikings, the Wilcox Chargers girls’ basketball team was… Community JW House Young Professional Comedy Night Admin February 6, 2013 It’s been said that a day without laughter is a day wasted. The JW House Young Professional Advisory Committee plans… Opinion Silver Linings Playbook/Rated R for pervasively bad language and a few fights. Karl Scott February 6, 2013 Nominated for eight Oscars, Silver Linings Playbook is a critical, if not yet financial, success. It garnered nominations in all… Community Sandwiches and Socializing at Sister Cities Association Tea Party Cynthia Cheng February 6, 2013 Hibiscus blossoms floated in the berry-colored champagne cocktails. Hints of cinnamon and orange flavored the spiced black tea. Pat Mahan’s… Community Santa Clara Girl and Best-Selling Novelist Amy Tan Inspires SCU Audience Diane Andrews February 6, 2013 “I’m the girl from Santa Clara,” says best-selling writer Amy Tan, the second presenter in the 2012-2013 Santa Clara University… Community Talented Santa Clarans Compete for Coveted Prize Money Melissa McKenzie February 6, 2013 From singers and musicians to thespians and dancers, Santa Clara is home to undeniable talent. On January 26, the city… Opinion Don’t Just Do Something. Sit There. Bob Goldman February 6, 2013 If you want to know what’s doing in the world of business, it’s not doing anything. That’s right! Today’s hot… Opinion Zero Dark Thirty/Rated R for violence, torture and bad language Karl Scott January 30, 2013 I don’t know if you will like this film. What I do know is that the hard drive where my… Arts & Entertainment Portraits Seen in Cehrs’ Exhibit Melissa McKenzie January 30, 2013 On the heels of the Triton Museum of Art’s portrait exhibit by 2012 Statewide Painting Competition and Exhibition winner Cuong… Sports Road to Rio Begins in Santa Clara Melissa McKenzie January 30, 2013 Nine Santa Clara Aquamaids competed in the first phase of the United States Junior and Senior National Team Trials at… Community Santa Clara’s Neonode Takes the “Touch” Out of Touchscreen Carolyn Schuk January 30, 2013 At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas a few weeks ago, Santa Clara company Neonode (neonode.com) made quite… Arts & Entertainment Starting Arts Stages Tony-Award Winning Show Melissa McKenzie January 30, 2013 It’s a story of home. The mostly immigrant families of Washington Heights, New York struggle with their working class life… Sports Bruins One Man Show Not Enough Against Powerful Pioneers Ryan Rainbolt January 30, 2013 Last Thursday night, the Santa Clara boys wrestling team took to the mats against the Cupertino Pioneers. After the JV… Opinion Reflecting on Dr. King’s Dream Margaret Lavin January 30, 2013 How different America may have looked if Martin Luther King, Jr.’s magnanimous life was not brutally cut short. We can… 1 … 414 415 416 417 418 419 420 … 477
