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GCC teams ready for next step
GCC baseball hopes for repeat success For the second year in a row, the Glendale Community College baseball team will look to advance out of the California Community College Athletic Assn.'s Southern California Super Regional tournament to the state...Tags: Softball, College Sports, Water Polo, Harlem Globetrotters, College Baseball
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Verdugo Views: A father of First Lutheran
James P. Beasom Jr. came to Glendale’s First Lutheran church in 1937, and during his short time as minister the congregation grew from one of the smallest to one of the largest Lutheran churches in the state. Beasom was born in Minnesota in 1899,...
Tags: Education, Rose Bowl Game, College Sports, Hobbies, Easter
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Civil rights icon Terrence Roberts speaks at Hoover High
A man who faced down violent crowds and antagonistic schoolmates amid the upheaval of desegregation in the American South encouraged students to be equally purposeful in their pursuit of an education during a visit to Hoover High School on Monday....
Tags: Education, Justice and Rights, Teaching and Learning, Schools, High Schools
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Glenn A. Brown, Jr. Esq.
October 1, 1955 to March 1, 2012 Glenn was a beloved son, brother, uncle and a graduate of Burbank High School ’73, UCLA’78 B.A in History, Loyola Law School ’82 J.D., Cum Laude. As a young person he achieved the honor of Eagle Scout...Tags: Human Interest
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Study shows higher rate of black, Latino students face suspension
African American and Latino students enrolled in Glendale schools are being suspended at higher rates than their white classmates, mirroring state and national trends, according to a report released Tuesday by researchers at UCLA. During the 2009-10...Tags: Education, Teaching and Learning, Justice and Rights, Civil Rights, Crime, Law and Justice
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Local students to ride on Glendale's float
Three years ago, Angela Sanchez was living in a homeless shelter with her father, laboring over classwork and college applications while trying to keep her circumstances secret from teachers at Hoover High School. On Monday, Sanchez, now 20 and studying...Tags: Education, Schools, Teaching and Learning, Festive Events, Arts and Culture
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A reflection of China's ancient past at the Huntington
A tiny leopard frozen in mid-leap. A stalking hunter. Twining leaves, coiled dragons, interlaced serpents, swooping birds and “swirling cloud scrolls” that represent “the vital energy, or qi, of everything in the universe”:...Tags: Museums, U.S. Navy, Hobbies, Arts and Culture, Artists
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Schools make a dramatic entrance
Yeva Musharbash, a senior at Pasadena High School, learned English by watching television. The 16-year-old moved with her family from Jordan to the United States when she was 3 years old and spoke only Armenian and Jordanian-Arabic.
It’s hard to...Tags: Teaching and Learning, Music, Awards and Prizes, Music, Teaching and Learning
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Erickson-Bak wedding
Kerry and Danette Erickson of La Crescenta announce the marriage of their son, Kraig Erickson, to Agnes Bak, daughter of Jozef and Antonia Bak of Brandon, Fla., formerly from Chicopee, Conn., and Mielec, Poland. The couple exchanged their vows Sept. 17...Tags: Weddings, Family, Marriage, Boston College, California Polytechnic State University
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Marine Corps foundation honors two
The Marine Corps Scholarship Foundation held a ceremony honoring golf champion Dave Stockton and DineEquity Inc.’s Chairman and Chief Executive Julia Stewart. Stewart received the “Semper Fidelis Award,” which the foundation presents...Tags: Restaurant and Catering Industry, Dave Stockton, Companies and Corporations, Applebee's International Incorporated, Economy, Business and Finance
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Rose Parade thrills crowds with war vet, city floats
Thousands lined Pasadena’s Colorado Boulevard Monday for the 123rd Rose Parade that included an Occupy protest, an Iraq war veteran grand marshal and local students who rode atop Glendale’s float.
Themed “Just Imagine,” the...Tags: Rose Bowl Game, Crimes, College Sports, New Year's Day, Crime, Law and Justice
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Community College professor retires
Longtime Glendale Community College professor and administrator Ron Harlan, credited with establishing the biology majors program and championing a Baja field station, is retiring after nearly 33 years on the job.
Harlan, 61, bid farewell to...Tags: Education, Biology, Science, University of California, Colleges and Universities
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