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we have about 500 kids there. gooat st. marys we have about 0 kids there. we are excited we were able to host the second annual one. this friday at the masonic auditorium is the 16th annual team poetry slam, and if you have never been to this event, i encourage you to attend. they are amazing, and that is going to be at the auditorium. i have the pleasure of attending robert corrigan and his wifes retirement luncheon this afternoon. president corrigan is retiring this year, and his las...

on may 4 at the vocation school to regard >> commissioner mendoza. >> a couple things. friday was frisco day, and seniors took part in three wonderful events that included the mayor, superintendent, and many others who came and spoke. we had about 1300 k. thikids whd the afternoon there. we have about 500 kids there. gooat st. marys we have about 0 kids there. we are excited we were able to host the second annual one. this friday at the masonic auditorium is the 16th annual team poetry...

to regard >> commissioner mendoza. >> a couple things. friday was frisco day, and seniors took part in three wonderful events that included the mayor, superintendent, and many others who came and spoke. we had about 1300 k. thikids whd the afternoon there. we have about 500 kids there. gooat st. marys we have about 0 kids there. we are excited we were able to host the second annual one. this friday at the masonic auditorium is the 16th annual team poetry slam, and if you have never bee...

the use in their formula. it was stand interesting. we heard this session and that it would be interesting for the board to dig in a little bit too our formula because we have not talked about it for a long time and talk about some day when we do have money, what would be some changes that we would recommend to it. i do not know if we could do that right now. that was really interesting. the other really interesting data that was presented was on the disproportionate relationship betwe...

improvisation folks, congress, you will not be born. please go to the website for the california state debate championship, and finally, just two teacher-oriented events, this friday they are holding a scholarship dinner, and latin american teacher association is having their scholarship dinner on may 4 at the vocation school to regard >> commissioner mendoza. >> a couple things. friday was frisco day, and seniors took part in three wonderful events that included the mayor, superintend...

homage to the free speech movement. >> reporter: occupy oakland is back. theres a few tents that went up. the at -- the tents will likely stay here all night long. we want to show you a view of the crowd here. we had an early estimate of 5,000 people. i just talked to sheriff deputies that put the crowd more like 5,000 and there are still several thousand people here gathered at the plaza. no matter what the number and the actual turn out. the turn out here tonight has been impressive....

>> the universities are trying to maintain their reputations and their class schedules, but theyre having a hard time. >> lehrer: ruth marcus and michael gerson analyze the weeks news. >> brown: and we close with a look back at an extraordinary moment in history, 20 years ago today, that led to the end of the soviet union. >> lehrer: thats all ahead on tonights newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. b...

tuition hikes at californias state colleges. >> the universities are trying to maintain their reputations and their class schedules, but theyre having a hard time. >> lehrer: ruth marcus and michael gerson analyze the weeks news. >> brown: and we close with a look back at an extraordinary moment in history, 20 years ago today, that led to the end of the soviet union. >> lehrer: thats all ahead on tonights newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ ♪ �...