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Through its College Bound program, the nonprofit helps dozens of teenage girls navigate this stressful period and helps them pay for it. The deadline to apply for this year's program is Wednesday, Sept. 13.

Imagine you’re a young girl growing up in a country that suddenly undergoes an extremist revolution. Your family’s business is confiscated, your bank accounts closed, and as a woman, you are stripped of your freedoms. So, your family emigrates 7,600 miles to California to start over from scratch, and you are taught that with hard work, you could make a better life for yourself. 

Find out what's happening in local government meetings in the coming week.

Looking for a change of scenery, I was excited to head to San Luis Obispo for a long weekend getaway earlier this summer.

The components of a pitching prospect’s scouting report are pretty straight-forward: What do they throw, how well and how hard? Those three factors go into determining a prospect’s overall grade and where he ranks among his peers. For the Yankees’ No. 5 overall (and No. 2 pitching) prospect, Drew Thorpe,

The San Jose State Spartans face former Washington Husky QB Sam Huard Saturday against Cal Poly

The San Jose State Spartans face former Washington Husky QB Sam Huard Saturday against Cal Poly

With a few bumps in the beginning of the season, the Bears are now heading into this week's games on a high. Following wins against USF and Cal Poly, Cal is set to play Santa Clara Thursday afternoon.

"Danzas Latinoamericanas" (Latin American Dances) is a 10-minute suite in three movements. It was originally commissioned by Mexican cellist Carlos Prieto. It is based on some of the national dances of Argentina, Brazil and Mexico, respectively.

Since talking through the annoyances of life on the trail has mental health benefits, maybe all the rage hike needs to be more popular is a rebrand.