Community gathering in a festival atmosphere to commemorate the anniversary of the Mexican army victory against the French at La Batalla de Puebla
By Bermudez, David
"Viva Mexico, Viva Hayward" were the chants of the people, led by Chabot College's instructor Francisco Zermeño, who showed up to the Cinco de Mayo celebration in downtown Hayward on Saturday.
Cinco de Mayo is a celebration of the 1862 victory of the Mexican army, under the command of General Ignacio Zaragoza Seguin, over the French at La Batalla de Pubela.
Different colleges and universities around the Bay Area find themselves teaching students through their iPods
By Overstreet, Veronica
Colleges such as Stanford University, Ohlone College, and UC Berkeley are providing students with classroom lectures on the go.
What began with Webcast lectures, downloadable to one's home PC, has taken on a new form: Podcast lectures.
Technology is consistently offering students new educational options that can enhance their learning experience, and utilizing the popularity of the iPod has mass appeal.
Spiderman 3, one of the biggest blockbusters of the summer has finall arived. After three years of waiting, this movie will not disappoint you.
The credits in the beginning of the movie present a quick way to remind the viewer of what has happened in the past two movies and gets you up to speed.
The summer of sequels has arrived, and leading off the roster is the much anticipated Spiderman 3. Spiderman fans have waited three years for this movie; sad to say, they must be very disappointed.
In Spiderman 3, there is a constant trade on who Spiderman is truly fighting.
Kicking ass sure feels like doing chores in Spider-Man 3. Released May 4 for the PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Nintendo DS and Wii, this new action game based on the movie is great if you like to smack down petty thugs over and over and over.
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