The James Logan Courier

Andrew Alcazar, Courier Sports Writer

James Logan Wrestling did not meet their goal of winning a North Coast Section title, but they did take third place, which is enough for them to get the pennant.

Logan, who qualified everyone to NCS, had seven placers, with four finalists, and two champions Saturday night. With Logan’s second place at the NCS duals, two weeks ago, they were expected to be the mix for the title, with De La Salle and Liberty High School.

By Jenelle Gallardo, Courier Staff Writer

All this extended forecast of bad weather leaves people with few things to do on weekends. Sure, there are a lot of indoor activities like shopping, movies, and watching TV, but how about a something physical once in a while? Sharks Ice at Fremont gives the rainy day a whole new spin.

By Jamey Padojino, Courier Daily Editor

The Pennies for Peace Assembly was a successful collaboration of multiple organizations to celebrate humanitarian efforts.

The assembly was held Tuesday at the Pavilion, where schools from the Fremont, Newark, and New Haven Districts came together for this special presentation.

The Tri-city effort began when the Fremont Main Library read the novel Three Cups of Tea holding book discussions, eventually leading the Newark and Union City Public libraries to read the book.

By Ronald Epps, Courier Staff Writer

Two very popular shows MTV's "TRL" (on mtv) and BET's "106 & Park" at one time displayed the most recent, in-style music videos and interviewed the most famous celebrities from Katy Perry to Beyoncé.

TRL played a variety of genres from hip-hop to pop to country all the way to alternative. 106 & Park, on the other hand, focused on hip-hop and rap. "TRL" was shut down three months ago, while its counterpart "106 & Park" stayed on strong,

By Suzanne Wu, Courier Staff Writer

A family oriented Hong Kong style restaurant, Aberdeen Cafe is an excellent pick for those who enjoy Hong Kong Style Chinese fare. Located in Warm Springs, Fremont, the cafe is popular for its array of rice dishes, congee (porridge), and noodles.

By Rick La Plante, New Haven Schools Public Information Officer

The New Haven Unified School District will not have to lay off teachers to deal with the latest round of state budget cuts, but the Board of Education will be asked Tuesday night to give up the extra counselors that the District was able to hire two years ago.

From wikipedia:
Cyrano Hercule Savinien de Bergerac (March 6, 1619 – July 28, 1655) was a French dramatist and duellist born in Paris, who is now best remembered for the many works of fiction which have been woven around his life story, most notably the play by Edmond Rostand which bears his name (see Cyrano de Bergerac (play)). In those fictional works he is featured with an overly large nose

Life and works
Cyrano was born into an old Parisian family and spent much of his childhood in Saint-Forget (now Yvelines). He went to school in Paris and spent his adult life there when he was not on campaign. He was not, therefore, a Gascon, but many of his fellow-soldiers would have been. The myth of his Gascon origins may even have been cultivated by him during his lifetime, since the swash-buckling manners of the Gascon soldiers were much admired in his day. The real Cyrano de Bergerac had little in common with the hero of the Rostand play.

Read Cyrano de Bergerac's The Other World: The Societies and Governments of the Moon,translated from French by Donald Webb, free from bewilderingstories.com