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Former Paly students become Peace Corps volunteers
Laura Hanks, who was stationed in the village of Taftafa on Upolu Island of Western Samoa, poses with one of her students.
Sunset students speak to author they're reading First they read about Francisco Jimnez's journey as a small boy from Mexico to California, and now they're learning about his fight to stay in America and go to college.
Teranetics Adds Sales and Operations Executives
In anticipation of rapid growth in the 10GBASE-T silicon market, Teranetics , the leading provider of 10GBASE-T physical layer solutions enabling higher speed Ethernet over-copper, today announced that it has named Thomas G. Mailhot as senior director of worldwide sales and Jon P. Drake as vice president of operations.
Retired general advised Corps, pitched gear
After retiring from the Marine Corps in December 2003, Emil "Buck" Bedard headed back to work - for both the Pentagon and defense contractors.
Want to feel happier today, tomorrow and for the rest of your life? Okay, okay, dumb question - of course you do! But how? It turns out that some of your basic, everyday choices - what to eat, when to snack, what vitamins to take, how to exercise - have profound effects on your mood.
Annual 'State of the Net' Tech Policy Conference to be Held January 27, 2010 in Washington, D.C.
On Wednesday, January 27, 2010, the Congressional Internet Caucus Advisory Committee, a Washington, D.C.-based organization working to educate the Congress and the public about important Internet-related policy issues, will kick off its sixth annual State of the Net Conference.
A Great Life From Small Beginnings
To say he went from rags to riches would be oversimplifying things or understating his and his family's accomplishments.
San Jose woman charged in Santa Clara crash that injured pedestrian
A San Jose woman suspected of striking a pedestrian who was using a crosswalk near Santa Clara University in November has been arrested and charged with one count of felony hit and run, according to authorities.
Disney's first black princess has parents excited
Like a lot of little girls, 7-year-old Erika Johnson gets all starry-eyed whenever she gazes upon the iconic cartoon princesses.
After 30 years of work in the field of medical ethics, even Lawrence Nelson was stumped.
Morgan Hill Raider cheerleaders sweep at regional competition
The three Raider Cheer squads that competed at Pop Warner's Pacific Northwest Regional Cheer Competition Nov.
Santa Clara University School of Law takes curriculum advice from practicing lawyers
Law schools are doing all sorts of things to try to look less helpless against an abysmal job market.
Stick with your financial diet
If there's one thing to thank this miserable recession for, it's that a lot of us are now much more thoughtful about our finances than we used to be.
Galleon case catches Rajaratnam's friends and former employees in glare of scandal
They were Raj Rajaratnam's friends, college classmates, business associates and former employees, but federal prosecutors say they doubled as the hedge fund billionaire's secret network of Silicon Valley insiders.
Opinion: Panel discusses climate change and the clean-tech response to it
With California in the process of implementing the most aggressive climate change legislation in the country, "Energy and the Environment" was the topic for a panel discussion at the Silicon Valley Leadership Group's "Projections 2010: Leadership California" conference at Santa Clara University's Louis B. Mayer Theatre this fall.
Santa Clara University's Purcell stepping down
Santa Clara University 's Vice President for University Relations, Jim Purcell, plans to step down from his post in 2010 after 13 years of directing the school's fundraising and external relations.
Resiligence, Inc. Invites City, Campus and Workplace Safety...
What: TipNow Safety Administrator Webinar When: 9 December 2009 11:00 am to 12:00 pm PST Where: www.resiligence.com/webinar Press Registration/Information: Contact Ron May at ron.may@resiligence.com or 823-3155 Safety officials from Santa Clara University and the City of Sunnyvale, California will share their expertise and experience with their ...
Santa Clara University receives federal grant to stop human trafficking
A non-profit law center at Santa Clara University has won a $300,000 federal grant to help victims of human trafficking who were promised a shot at the America dream only to abused and betrayed.
Episode 43: Santa Clara University goes contactless
Contactless smart cards have found a home on college campuses for physical access control.
Miami Art Museum Names John Wetenhall Interim Director
The Board of Trustees of Miami Art Museum announced the appointment of John Wetenhall as the museum's interim director while it undertakes a search for the next director of the institution.
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