editor Kristen Nemoto Jay; (back) graphic designer Asami Arai.

has apologized for the role SJSU played in the incarceration of local Japanese Americans during World War II.500 members of the local community for relocation.

(Photo from San Jose State Universitys Special Archives Collection)SAN JOSE —Cynthia Teniente-Matson.which has designated the date.More than 100 San José State students were among those incarcerated.

It reads as follows:Just one day after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec.As the country reeled from the surprise Sunday morning attack that claimed 2.

Serving as a processing site for Santa Clara County.

providing for reparations to be paid to those who survived the ordeal.It was imperative for law enforcement to clear every room in every building on our campus to ensure continued safety.

and then walked into the building.along with several computer and hard drive components.

When they executed the search warrant at his apartment.“This is not normal and we can’t let it become normal.