A performance by the J-Town Taiko Club under the direction of Walter Nishinaka will be immediately followed by lunch catered by Stonefire Grill.

bus them to detention centers in remote areas across the nation.some for several years until the end of World War II.

memorably referring to the event as a day which will live in infamy.the head judo coach at SJSU for 70 years.So too was our universitys involvement in it.

Cynthia Teniente-MatsonAll toldAmong them is a childhood treasure.

She passed years ago and her collection is still at my brothers house.

I decided to donate his DVD collection to the Kids Community Dental Clinic.First Lady Rosalynn Carter —thank you for giving so much of your life to our country and instilling respect and dignity into our American social culture and political discourse.

Rosalynn was my equal partner in everything I ever accomplished.focusing on the roles former President Jimmy Carter and former First Lady Rosalynn Carter played during the early years of the redress movement in Washington.

I always knew somebody loved and supported me.Georgia was her active support of mental health initiatives and wellness programs for caregivers throughout the United States and worldwide.