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Other troubled concerts reinforced fears
Keith Hatscheck theorizes that some societal upheavals following the Rolling Stones' disastrous free concert at Altamont Raceway on Dec.
Pacific reaches out; Stockton must reach back
The ceremony was so close to one of Stockton's main drags that you could almost smell the exhaust fumes.
Many would rather forget memories of Altamont
This is one historical relic of the 1960s most people would rather not remember - no matter what their state of mind might have been.
Melting pot musical very kid friendly
An original musical with a reality-show twist that's written just for kids is on stage at University of the Pacific.
UOP president unveils plan for community forums
After a series of conversations, it's clear to Pacific President Pamela A. Eibeck that community leaders want University of the Pacific to play a central role in addressing public challenges in San Joaquin County.
Christmas seems to come earlier and earlier every year - or so goes the common gripe about Santa, Rudolph and wrapping paper popping up in the back corner at Target before the Halloween candy is even out of stock.
'Mom's the President, and I'm Outta Here'
Will Jeffery and his mother, Pamela A. Eibeck. That was the headline on an article earlier this week on the Web site of the Chronicle of Higher Education .
Lodi could soon find itself on the business end of a lawsuit over accommodations for the disabled at the Grape Bowl stadium.
Mexico honors S.J. astronaut as an example for children
Stockton astronaut Jose Hernandez has left the country once again, but this time his feet are still planted firmly on Earth.
Thanks and food are offered together in many cultures
Every year, Americans fly across the country to have dinner with relatives. We give thanks, then eat and rest and eat and watch TV and, well, eat.
Journal of High Energy Physics latest...
Chiral properties of SU(3) sextet fermions
SU gauge theory with overlap fermions in the 2-index symmetric and fundamental representations is considered.
Pacific student uses pen and paper to work through the horrors of combat
Victor Inzunza, like thousands of troops before and after him, returned from war haunted by what he'd experienced.
John Muir letters available for viewing on Internet
A trove of some 6,500 letters to and from renowned California conservationist John Muir is now available on the Internet.
Latino leaders want to spark youth interests
Today's youth are tomorrow's doctors, lawyers and teachers. And Latino leaders want to motivate those students to be the next responsible and educated leaders for future generations.
Council candidates kick off camps
Lincoln Unified School District Trustee Paul Canepa confirmed he will run for City Council next year in north Stockton's District 3. Canepa, 43, a second-term school board member, had widely been expected to join the contest and previously said he was considering it.
University of the Pacific pharmacy students will hold community meetings to help people on Medicare enroll in prescription drug plans.
Experts say only way to fix broken system is personal accountability
Personal accountability and personal responsibility. For decades, those adult traits have not been evident when Americans deal with their doctor - or other health-care professionals, for that matter.
60s artists to open new doors at Pacific
Call it serendipity. Or karma. Maybe pure coincidence. Whatever. For 45 years, Ray Manzarek and Michael C Ford have shared a mutual admiration for communication, improvisation and creativity.
Composer, writer, teacher - and 'a weird Joe'
The catalog of Stanworth Beckler's musical work tells the story of a prolific writer who began tinkering with music as a homesick 18-year-old soldier on an Arizona base during World War II and continues to this day.
Natalya Bayrak's "life" is linguistics. She speaks Russian and British-accented English.
For the fifth year, students in University of the Pacific's Brubeck Institute Jazz Quintet and a group of Russian musicians - escorted by Bayrak for the third time - are sharing ideas, rhythms, chops and lots of smiles during a two-week program that culminates with three public performances this week.
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