The Community Arts and Lectures Program at San Jose City College has invited three guest speakers this spring.American film writer Karen Dean will do readings from her work and will hold a Q&A session for the audience. Dean is a Panamanian-American screenwriter who is to complete a script based on the lives of a female African-American band. This...

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by BRIAN BERTRAND TIMES STAFF Grainger Inc. awarded its annual Grainger Tools for Tomorrow scholarship to Jeannie Ting and Pedro Casorla, two construction majors at San Jose City College. The scholarships are awarded annually to students who pursue majors in electronic systems, heating and air conditioning, plumbing, pneumatics, welding, general...

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Jimenez Patricia, 25PsychologySNS- FacebookMovie- Up in the AirReality television- Ultimate FighterBad day- SoccerTransportation- SoccerFirst Date- Rock climbingKendrickus Reed, 21Liberal ArtsVideo game- NBA 2K9Phone carrier- AT&TFirst date- moviesSuperbowl ad- BudweiserMovie- Love & BasketballlKandice Silva, 19Child DevelopmentMovie- New MoonSneakers-...

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Every day students and teachers make their way past the library, not noticing that their feet are grazing over inspirational words. It is not unusual for them to ignore these words when they are in such a hurry to get from point A to Z, ignoring the other 24 letters in between. How can these words inspire and encourage San Jose City College students,...

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Lizzette Gonzales, 23, criminal justice major – “I felt angry due to the fact that I was not able to get into a class which I was on the waiting list for. I believe that they should figure out a way to better fund school so that students can get the classes that they need.”Anthony Dean, 18, psychology major - “I feel that it's too much stress for students...

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The San Jose City College women’s basketball team have landed second place in the Coast-South Division Conference (18-10, 10-2). Compiled of seven sophomores and five freshmen, SJCC will be saying goodbye to all seven graduating Lady Jags this spring.“The biggest thing about this group, is that academically, they are absolutely phenomenal. All seven...

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Stop and ask any student on San Jose City College campus, “What’s the first door on the left when you enter the Student Center,” and you’ll probably get grunts and blank stares. “The Health Center is a place for students to go when they have little money and most of the time, no insurance,” said Janet Chang, director of Student Health Services. “There...

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Most bar owners can’t wait until Saint Patrick’s Day, because it’s like Christmas for them. The bars are filled with lively crowds and the uniform is green, all over, with smiles.“You’ll see people from 21 year olds to your grandpa, it’s a fun time,” said a local bar owner. But, the origins of the holiday didn’t start out this way. St. Patrick’s Day...

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