San Jose, California

Home Omaha, Nebraska is a beautiful city, but my heart belongs to Los Angeles, California. There are some beautiful places here in Nebraska. We have beautiful lakes, hiking trails, the Iowa-Nebraska bridge downtown, and we actually get all four seasons here. But, I feel like nothing will ever compare to California. First of all, in California, you could hike, surf, ski, and ride dune buggies all in the same day! There are so many trails and canyons to hike, so many beaches to sun bathe, and so much

stories are not contradictory. After the Blitzkrieg, development in the Valley became comparatively sporadic as the next story describes. Around 1958, the California Highway Department did planning that showed a new [West-side] freeway that was to connect Highway 101 at Mountain View with the 101 near Monterey Road in south San Jose. The plans showed this freeway would cut our property into two pieces. Of course, there was nothing we could do to change those plans, so we had to plan that sometime

The Mission Santa Clara is a historical California site that is laid in the center of the Santa Clara University. In 1777, it established and founded by the Franciscan Order. The mission’s purpose was to be the sister mission to Mission Dolores that is in San Francisco. Due to Mexico withdrawing from the Spanish Empire, the King of Spain and his Viceroy, the ones sponsoring the missions, were no longer in power. The Mexican government didn’t have enough resources and was not interested to maintain

25 Reasons to Live in San Jose There are dozens of reasons why you should live in San Jose. Whether you are looking for a quiet city in tradition and live in meticulously restored buildings of the 19th century or a modern city which is the capital of Silicon Valley and live among the world’s biggest names in technology industry. If you are not yet decided whether you want to live in San Jose, this article will give you 25 reasons to live in San Jose, you will be making travels plans by the time

majoring in psychology and will be attending San Jose State University for my degree. In my senior year, I was able to attend a psychology course as part of an elective. I got bored of it the first few weeks because there was too much science and scientific terms. I wanted the class to be more realistic where we pretend to be psychologists and help patients with psychological problems. Towards the end of my Senior year, I filled out an application to San Jose State University. However, I did not hit

Breakfast At McDonalds, I can relate this story because my husband always helps others. He is the most generous and bravest man I have ever known. Actually, because he always helps others and that is who he is, we met in San Jose in 1997: he offered me his help when I was lost in San Jose while my vacation in America. He offers his generosity and grace in many occasions, and his grace makes me proud to be his wife. Once was in Santa Cruz, Boardwalk. He spotted a group of the boys (about ages of 12-14)

San Jose State had its share of upsets during this time as well. A letter from the college president to college administrators at the end of the 1967-1968 school year said this: With headlines of the nation’s press predicting the new academic year to be one of greater turmoil than 1967-1968, with the intelligence activities of college administrations indicating that the press is not crying “wolf,” I think that all of us concerned with the educational enterprise must pause for a sobering view

Kicker: Severe water pollution that exists in far away countries, could happen right here in the San Francisco bay- and its effects would be devastating. Recall the last time you drove across the Golden Gate Bridge; looking to the sea and seeing the whitecaps break against the rocks, and then looking at the bay and seeing the shimmering aqua colored water filled with sailboats. But now, try and imagine a very different picture, you look towards the bay and see oil slicks, floating tires, and islands

Housing Act have been successful in diversifying formerly all white cities. A new problem is emerging for the people in the integrated neighborhoods: the return of the great whites. Soon there will be no home for these people. The mission district of San Francisco , soon will lose all its original dwellers to the high demands of the Bay Area. A neighborhood historically home to Central and South American immigrants are being overtaken by the new , improved population . As you stroll down the once

The Market Street Railway, Sutter Street Railroad, and the San Francisco & San Mateo Railway merged in 1902 to become the United Railroads of San Francisco (URR). The URR was created by the aggressive capitalist consolidator and modernizer named Patrick Calhoun. An early project was to make uniform the rolling stock and track gauges, which led to the abandonment of the last four miles of horsecars that had been the backbone of transportation just a generation earlier. By this stage, the company