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June 15, 2006
Her turn for a bow
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Leland’s speech and debate teacher Gay Brasher receives city commendation
Coincides with induction into National Forensic Hall of Fame
By Jeanne Carbone Lewis
Staff Writer
Gay Brasher has been turning out winners for years at Leland High School and the school has the awards and trophies to prove it. But now the woman behind the motivation of all the articulate young adults has received a commendation of her own from the City of San Jose.
The ceremony took place recently in Leland’s packed auditorium full of past and present students, grateful parents and city officials. Read more...
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| 2006 San Jose Grand Prix unveils track changes
Last year’s winner Sebastien Bourdais sees better race ahead with track improvements
By Diego Abeloos
Sports Editor
San Jose Grand Prix officials unveiled new on-track changes for the 2006 race event at a press conference on June 9 at the McEnery Convention Center.
The changes, some dramatic while others subtler, promise to provide a better driving experience for drivers of the Champ Car Series, the officials said.
Among the biggest Read more...
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