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Do you understand the words coming out of my mouth? 6

Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, San Jose, CA

20 hours ago by Minh Pham

I could feel my ears warming up and my fists clenching as I overhead two Vietnamese people having a conversation, struggling with their English. But it wasn't them that made me nervous - it was the group of students next to them, struggling unsuccessfully to stifle their laughter.

Plastic surgery: health vs. beauty 5

Connection, Cosumnes River College, Sacramento, CA

18 hours ago by Gina Cruz

In today's superficial world many people are falling to the temptation of plastic surgery. In what used to be a realm of the rich and famous, surgical and non-surgical plastic surgery has become a thing of the average citizen.

In light of rapper Kanye West's mother Donda West passing away after a plastic surgery procedure, it seems to be a concern as to why we are loosing people to the high risks people take when they have these surgeries.

Week long protest, camp in quad ends 2

La Voz Weekly, De Anza College, Cupertino, CA

10 hours ago by Alex Mendiola

"Teach your children well," read a protest sign made by De Anza College student Pattsburgh Slims, 30, a computer science major. Slims said he hoped the line from the 1960s Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young song of the same title would encourage older politicians to reminisce on the days that they themselves were young, and remind them of the 60s era protests they experienced as young students.

"BioShock 2" feels more like a re-run than anything else 1

The Skyline View, Skyline college, San Bruno, CA

-35 minutes ago by Andrew Lidwell

If the original "BioShock" had a failing, it was that there was a seeming lack of emphasis on story and character development. Sure there was a plot, but the characters didn't evolve and there was no reason to care about them. This wasn't helped by the fact that the main character never spoke, which made it hard to stay interested.

'Transsexual Sweetheart' recounts tough transition to SJSU students 1

Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, San Jose, CA

14 hours ago by Anna-Maria Kostovska

Calpernia Addams, "America's Transsexual Sweetheart," said she is now comfortable being imperfect, even though some people had told her she would look hideous as a woman.

"It got to the point where I (said) ... if I don't do this, I don't know if I want to be alive," Addams said.


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Adventures of LeBron James and the number 23


		Adventures of LeBron James and the number 23

Express, Las Positas College, CA

1 hour ago by Julian Lim

The last number 23 jersey to lead its team to NBA victory belonged to Michael Jordan when he played for the Chicago Bulls. After Jordan won his last NBA championship ring in 1998, he retired in 1999 and the Bulls retired his jersey number, as if to say there will never be anyone good enough to handle the number 23 again.

'Transsexual Sweetheart' recounts tough transition to SJSU students

Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA

1 hour ago by Anna-Maria Kostovska

Calpernia Addams, "America's Transsexual Sweetheart," said she is now comfortable being imperfect, even though some people had told her she would look hideous as a woman.

"It got to the point where I (said) ... if I don't do this, I don't know if I want to be alive," Addams said.

Video: Meet the A.S. presidential candidates

Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA

10 hours ago by Eric Van Susteren

A.S presidential candidates lay out their plans for 2010.

Posthumous album blasts Jimi Hendrix back to life


		Posthumous album blasts Jimi Hendrix back to life

Spartan Daily, San Jose State University, CA

1 day ago by Salman Haqqi

Comedian Bill Hicks once quipped that Jimi Hendrix was an alien sent to Earth to show us the power of music. On March 9, the alien returns, and he's from Neptune.

As with most posthumous music releases, I was skeptical this might be another cynical, cash-driven project with long-forgotten archival material, not worthy of releasing during his lifetime, slapped together for a quick buck.

District salaries published in local paper

The San Matean, College of San Mateo, CA

2 days ago by Christine Karavas

The 2009 salaries of nearly 800 district employees were published in the Palo Alto Daily Post, Feb. 24 and 25, sparking confusion about "pay increases" amidst budget cuts.

The report included a front-page story on Feb. 24, and a list of the 784 top-earning district employees, published over two days.

KCSM-TV granted 30 day funding extentsion

The San Matean, College of San Mateo, CA

2 days ago by Alex Farr

Marilyn Lawrence, General Manager of KCSM-TV, convinced the Board of Trustees to give her 30 more days to pursue new sources of funding for the station.

Protesters march through San Francisco


		Protesters march through San Francisco

The San Matean, College of San Mateo, CA

11 hours ago by Nick Zirbes

Thousands marched in San Francisco, Thursday, March 4, to protest budget cuts to educational institutes across the state.

Senate votes again, programs cut, budget amended

La Voz Weekly, De Anza College, CA

3 days ago by Coree J. Hogan, Julia Eckhardt

The De Anza College Associated Student Body Senate reassessed their distribution of student body funds for 2010-11 in the third budget allocation meeting of the year in the Student Council Chambers last Wednesday. Three programs that serve minority student populations received no funding, along with the Honors Program, Outreach Program and the Writing and Reading Center, leaving students who use those programs confused as to what will happen to them next year.

March on March 4


		March on March 4

La Voz Weekly, De Anza College, CA

3 days ago by Kelsey Lester-Perry, Vanessa Contreras

De Anza College students marched to San Francisco's Civic Center Plaza for the day of action protest last Thursday. Five buses picked up students at 1 p.m. The buses held around 300 students, while an estimated 400 students drove themselves.

Five additional busses not needed were sent back, according to organizer Kenny Li.

Employee layoffs

La Voz Weekly, De Anza College, CA

3 days ago by Blanche Monary

The time has come to take action. On Feb. 24, the ACE negotiations team was told that the Board of Trustees has said that there will be no "sharing the pain" to resolve these cuts until it gets worse. This means that the District has decided to resolve its budget problems with layoff and therefore devastation of the colleges.

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