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San Jose's forecast today will be partly cloudy with last night's patchy fog from the coast still remaining in the morning, according to the San Jose State University meteorology department, which compiled its information from the National Weather Service on April 5.
The high temperatures today were measured to be around the 60s at the coast to mid 70s inland, with west winds traveling at about 10 to 25 mph.
The partial clouds is expected to stay into the night with temperature lows in the mid 40s to lower 50s, and the west winds predicted to slow down to 10 to 20 mph.
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Six weeks after announcing she was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, Dean Inger Sagatun-Edwards of the College of Applied Arts and Sciences addressed a standing room only crowd at a spring reception held in her honor with an oxygen tank at her side, said her assistant of two years Patricia Inghram.
(10) commentsThe California Faculty Association union reached a tentative contract agreement on Tuesday with the California State University - squashing plans for a faculty strike planned for later this month. SJSU president Don Kassing was pleased with the result of the ongoing negotiations and said he was confident that the agreement would be ratified. (0) comments
Young adults who use tanning beds have a substantially higher risk of developing melanoma, according to the International Agency for Research on Cancer. "Teens are not concerned with the long term damage," said Adrian Rodriguez, associate professor of biological sciences. (4) comments
San Jose State University graduate students from the Masters of Public Health Student Association are starting their World Health Week 2007 event today with the screening of the film "The Ground Truth" by Patricia Foulkroud, in the Constanoan Room of the Student Union at 7:30 p. (0) comments
The members of Sigma Omega Phi will host a women's symposium at Yerba Buena High School on Friday to promote higher education, said Destyny Gutierrez, a junior majoring in behavioral science. "We want to reach underprivileged women," Gutierrez said. "Other high schools have pre-college programs and Yerba Buena doesn't have one as big as other high schools. (0) comments
Booker Prize winner Kiran Desai held a public reading and book signing in front of a crowd of 150 people - including community members, faculty, staff and students - Tuesday evening at the University Theatre. Desai's first novel, "Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard," was a critically acclaimed success, and her second novel, "The Inheritance of Loss," was awarded the Booker Prize in 2006 and the National Book Critics Circle Fiction Award in 2007. (0) comments
Every year, the month of April is devoted to recognizing alcohol awareness and the San Jose State University Prevention Education Program can help students on campus make responsible choices about alcohol and drugs. "Students shouldn't feel pressured to drink or do drugs because of social norms," said Dana Hughes, the coordinator for SJSU's prevention education program. (0) comments
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