Foothill College Winter Quarter 2006 classes begin Jan. 9. Most classes run 12 weeks, unless otherwise noted in the Schedule of Classes. Remember to register early for best course selection and pay your fees promptly.
Continuing students—those who were enrolled in fall classes at Foothill—can register online or by phone Dec. 5 through Jan. 6. New students can register online or by phone Dec. 12 through Jan. 6. Save time by completing registration online. Review the class schedule, complete the registration process, pay enrollment fees and purchase textbooks online. Or, register by phone by calling (650) 917-0509 or (408) 777-9394.
Wednesday, November 30, 2005
Monday, November 28, 2005
** COIN 63 Podcasters **
Interesting article this morning in the SJ Mercury News about Podcasting Riches!!
Some amateur net radio shows have hit the advertising jackpot...
By Michael Bazeley
Mercury News
Since they started recording their eccentric, irreverent podcast from their Midwest farmhouse, Dawn Miceli and Drew Domkus would joke about ``world domination.'' more....
Also, yesterday in the NY Times Travel section, there was a fun article about travel-blogging...
PRACTICAL TRAVELER
Wishyouwerehere.com: Blogs From the Road
By FRED BIERMAN
Travelers armed with digital cameras are finding that keeping a blog on the road can be a compelling and viable way of maintaining contact with friends and family. more...
Some amateur net radio shows have hit the advertising jackpot...
By Michael Bazeley
Mercury News
Since they started recording their eccentric, irreverent podcast from their Midwest farmhouse, Dawn Miceli and Drew Domkus would joke about ``world domination.'' more....
Also, yesterday in the NY Times Travel section, there was a fun article about travel-blogging...
PRACTICAL TRAVELER
Wishyouwerehere.com: Blogs From the Road
By FRED BIERMAN
Travelers armed with digital cameras are finding that keeping a blog on the road can be a compelling and viable way of maintaining contact with friends and family. more...
Wednesday, November 23, 2005
Office Hours Cancelled Today and JavaScript
My office hours today will be cancelled.
JavaScript students: As a result of last week's vote, we will be working online this week. Please see your Forum for information on accessing class materials for this week.
JavaScript students: As a result of last week's vote, we will be working online this week. Please see your Forum for information on accessing class materials for this week.
Thursday, November 17, 2005
** Job Opportunity **
The National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) is looking for someone to help re-design their web site. If you are interested, contact Chuck Lindauer (650) 949-7388 for more details.
Wednesday, November 16, 2005
** News for Foothill Students **
Winter Quarter Registration—Register Early for Best Course Selection
Winter Quarter classes begin Jan. 9. Most classes run 12 weeks, unless otherwise noted in the Schedule of Classes. Register early for best course selection and pay your fees promptly. Save time by completing registration online. Review the class schedule, complete the registration process and purchase textbooks online . Or, register by phone by calling (650) 917-0509 or (408) 777-9394.
Continuing students—those who were enrolled in spring classes at Foothill—can register online or by phone Dec. 5 through Jan. 6. New students can register online or by phone Dec. 12 through Jan. 6.
Foothill College can help you earn a specialized certificate, associate degree or upgrade your current job skills. We can also help you complete the general education course requirements you need to transfer to a four-year university. Most Foothill courses are transferable to California State University and University of California campuses as well as private colleges and universities. California residents pay just $17 per unit for Foothill classes. Foothill also offers you a full range of student support services, including financial aid , academic counseling and tutoring
Financial Aid Fall Seminar Series
The Foothill College Financial Aid Office teams up with several lending institutions to present the weekly Financial Aid Fall Seminar Series through Dec. 15 from noon to 1 p.m. in Appreciation Hall (Room 1501). Admission is free and the public is invited to attend. Each seminar will last approximately one hour and financial aid counselors will be available following the presentation to answer your questions. For more information, e-mail Jo Christensen or call (650) 949-6987. Fall Quarter seminars include:
Nov. 17—How to Manage Your Money; Michael Benson, Wells Fargo; Learn how to obtain and use credit wisely and develop a financial plan. Get advice and direction so you can maintain a great credit score.
Dec. 1—Loan Consolidation; Cheryl Barnes, CitiBank; Loan consolidation allows you to refinance any or all eligible outstanding federal student loans and create a single new loan with one monthly payment. Learn about the benefits of consolidation.
Dec. 8—Sub vs. Unsub; John Vacanti, Bank of America; Clear up the mystery between the two types of Stafford student loans and find out how a school determines your loan eligibility.
Dec. 15—Identity Theft & Debt Management; Michael Benson, Wells Fargo; Find out how to avoid this growing problem and what measures to take if you suspect your identity has been stolen. Learn how you can complete college, pay for student loans and take charge of your financial future.
Flu Shots Available Now
Foothill’s Health Services Office offers flu shots to currently enrolled students and college employees while supplies last in Room 5942. Shots are free for students with ID; and $15 for college employees. Shots are available weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 2 to 4 p.m. For more information, call (650) 949-7243.
Child Development Center Has Openings
There are openings in the toddler and preschool programs for ages 18 months to 5 years at the De Anza College Child Development Center. This is an excellent opportunity for students, staff, faculty and the surrounding community. Full-time child care is available Monday through Friday from 7:15 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The center offers a 12-month program, child-oriented curriculum, skilled teaching staff, and daily meals. For tuition rates and information, access www.deanza.edu/child/ or call (408) 864-8891.
Foothill Video Club Screens Wal-Mart Documentary
The Foothill Video Club is sponsoring a screening of Robert Greenwald's controversial new documentary Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price, Thursday, Nov 17, at 1 p.m. in Room 1501. Admission is free. The film takes you into the real lives of Wal-Mart workers and their families, business owners and their communities, in an extraordinary journey that will challenge the way you think, feel and shop.
Into the Streets Week
Join the Into the Streets Project through Nov. 17 to lend a hand to our community. Together we can tackle a multitude of serious, interconnected problems, which include AIDS, hunger, homelessness, illiteracy, racism, substance abuse and more. The Into the Streets Project is a great opportunity to channel your energy into effective action. By helping in the community for one day, you will have helped someone for a lifetime. For more information visit the Foothill Volunteer Center in Room 5912 or call (650) 949-7635.
Foothill Drama Department Stages Emperor’s New Clothes
The Foothill College Drama Department stages Emperor’s New Clothes by Karen Boettcher-Tate Nov. 17 through Nov. 20 in the Smithwick Theater at Foothill College in Los Altos Hills. All tickets are $7; group and school discounts are also available. Mid-morning performances are Nov. 17 and 18 at 10:30 a.m. Afternoon shows are Nov. 19 and 20 at 2 p.m. For tickets, order online at Ticket Web or call (650) 949-7360. Visitors must purchase a required parking permit for $2 (eight quarters). Lots 5 and 6 provide campus access without stairs. Directed by Foothill Drama Instructor Tom Gough, the show includes set design by Joe Ragey and Daniela C. Nelke; costume design by Agnes DeLucchi; and graphic design by Daniela C. Nelke.
Drama Department Stages Penny for a Song
The Foothill College Drama Department stages Penny for a Song by John Whiting through Nov. 19 in the Playhouse Theater (Room 1301) at Foothill College. For ticket information, access www.foothill.edu/fa/ or call (650) 949-7360. Evening performances are Nov. 17, 18, 19 at 8 p.m. Two complimentary tickets are available for staff and faculty for the Thursday and Friday evening performances, and 2-for-1 tickets for Saturday and Sunday performances. Check your mailbox in the Administration Building for the flyer.
John Whiting wrote this brilliant, whimsical comedy in 1951. His memorable characters, delightful dialogue and thought-provoking ideas on love and war deftly combine farce with his unique poetic charm. Although one of England's master playwrights, he is not as well known in the United States. Foothill's production offers a rare opportunity to see one of his great plays performed.
Cantabile Chorale Announces Double Visions Concert Set
Under the artistic direction of Sanford Dole, the Cantabile Chorale presents Double Visions Nov. 18-20. For concert dates, times and locations, access www.cantabile.org or call (650) 424-1410. Tickets are $25, general; $20, senior; and $6, student. The major work on the program, Martin's Mass for Double Choir, is considered to be one of the pillars of the 20th century a cappella repertoire and not to be missed. Rounding out the show is J.S. Bach's only motet for two choirs, the delightful Komm, Jesu, Komm. Cantabile Chorale is a 70-member auditioned chorus comprised of singers from the South Bay, Peninsula, East Bay and San Francisco and has built a reputation for high-quality performances and innovative programming with demanding repertoire from all periods.
Owls to Play in Silicon Valley Bowl
The Foothill College Owls Football team will play Feather River College in the 9th Annual Silicon Valley Bowl Saturday, Nov. 19, at 1 p.m. at the Foothill College Stadium. Both Foothill and Feather River of Quincy, CA, finished the season with a record of 7-3, earning a bowl bid. Tickets are $10, general; $8, students. Tickets are sold at the gate. For more information, call (650) 949-7742.
Data Center Scheduled Power Outage
The district data center has scheduled a power outage for Saturday, Nov. 19, from 6 a.m. to noon. All services provided by the data center will not be available during this outage. This includes e-mail, administration system access, Internet access, and other peripheral systems located in the data center. Service will be restored as soon as possible. For more information, call (650) 949-6135 or e-mail gyuiregerry@fhda.edu .
November Holiday Observances
In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, Foothill College will be closed Thursday and Friday, Nov. 24-25. Weekend classes will not meet Nov. 26-27.
Side by Side with Depression Presentation
Foothill's Health Services Office presents Side by Side: A Journey with Depression, an autobiographical one-man comedy, Thursday, Dec. 1, from noon to 2 p.m. in the Smithwick Theater. Admission is free. The last 30 minutes of the presentation include a question-and-answer session. Presenter Brian Wetzel is a comedian who suffers from clinical depression. Bringing his sense of humor and experiences together, he takes the audience on a unique journey of laughter, painful truth and hope. Clinical depression sufferers, friends and family of those who suffer, students studying psychology, sociology or any social science will especially appreciate this presentation. For more information, e-mail kitajimanaomi@foothill.edu or call (650) 949-7243.
Tay-Sachs Screening
Tay-Sachs disease is an inherited, fatal infant disorder. If both parents are carriers of this disorder, there is a one-in-four chance that any child they have will inherit the disease, and die. There is no cure. Anyone can be a carrier. One of the 150 people in the general population is a carrier. One of 27 people in the Jewish, French Canadian or Cajun population is a carrier. You can be tested for this recessive gene at no charge, through a simple blood test Dec. 6 and 7 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Foothill Health Services Center in Room 5942. For more information, call (650) 949-7243.
Foothill Dances Celebrates The Homecoming
The Foothill College Intercollegiate Dance Program kicks off its 20th season fund-raising efforts with The Homecoming, a celebration of its new dance facility, Dec. 2 and 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Smithwick Theater at Foothill College in Los Altos Hills. Faculty and staff receive complimentary tickets. To arrange complimentary tickets, call the box office at (650) 949-7360.
Showcasing almost 100 dancers and specialty performers, The Homecoming will feature dance from around the world, including Brazilian Samba, the Chung Ngai Dance Company and Reggatone mixed with American favorites from tap to jazz to Hip Hop. In addition, prima ballerina Haleigh McConnell debuts a Pointe solo and Erin McKevitt debuts a modern dance with spoken word. “At 2,800 square feet, Foothill's new Dance Studio facility features a sprung floor system, state-of-the-art sound system, mirrors and barres,” says Foothill Dance Instructor Bubba Gong. “For our dancers, the dance studio is a second home, and with the renovation of our dance facility, coming home has never been sweeter.” Under Gong's direction, the production showcases 12 new works and begins the choreographic initiative project at Foothill College for his 20th season.
Foothill Symphonic Winds Performs Of Sailors & Whales
The Foothill Symphonic Winds, under the direction of David B. Adams, will perform Sunday, Dec. 11 at 2:30 p.m. in the Cubberley Theater, 4000 Middlefield Road, in Palo Alto. The program will feature the music of Kabalevsky, Sousa, Leroy Anderson, Dello Joio and Francis McBeth. Tickets are $10, general; $5, seniors and students. For more information, call (650) 969-0191 or access www.windband.org/foothill.
Symphony & Guest Artist to Debut Foothill Faculty Member’s Composition
Rhapsody for Piano & Orchestra, an original composition by Foothill Music Instructor Paul Davies will be premiered by the California Youth Symphony and London-based pianist Kate Ryder Sunday, Dec. 11, at 2:30 p.m. in the Smithwick Theater at Foothill College. Tickets are $12, general; $6 students and seniors. Tickets are sold at the door. A romantic-sounding piece sprinkled with jazz rhythms, the piece is very accessible to music lovers of all genres. The composition has its genesis in the mid-1970s. At that time, Davies knew he wanted to compose something for piano and orchestra but wasn’t aware of the formal organization of the piece. Over the years he would come back to the piece, but never seemed to get very far with it. It was only after going through some old boxes in 2004 that he found his sketches, and this time the ideas for completing the music came very quickly. The program also includes a selection of traditional holiday fa vorites.
Final Exams Are Dec. 13-16
Final exams are given in all courses except physical education activity, CNSL 50, cooperative education and tutoring courses. Special arrangements are made for self-paced courses and classes that meet only once a week. Students are responsible for taking all assigned final examinations as listed. Failure to take the final exam will result in an F grade. If you miss a final examination for a legitimate reason, you should communicate with your instructor(s) and counselor at once. Review the final exam schedule .
January is Jewish Heritage Month
For the first time at Foothill College, students, faculty and staff are organizing activities and events to commemorate Jewish Heritage Month. In January, the college will celebrate the rich tapestry of Judaic culture and tradition and celebrate Jewish life on campus. The month will include a speech and discussion with a Jewish civil rights activist and author; bone marrow drive; sampling of modern Israeli music; educational program about Jewish ritual objects; Fiddler on the Roof showing and sing-along; discussion of the role of humor and theater in the survival of the Jewish people, and presentation by a star from the Yiddish theater who survived the Holocaust; screening of the film, Focus; Kabbalah information event; traditional folk dancing and music; discussion of the status of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community in Israel and the Jewish world; and Jewish Arab speakers. For more information or to get involved in planning heritage month e vents, e-mail rockerbb6000@gmail.com.
Foothill’s Forensics Team Wins Individual Events Sweepstakes
Foothill's award-winning Speech & Debate Team continued its success at two recent tournaments: Delta College's Mustang Invitational and University of the Pacific's Tiger Invitational. Foothill won first place in the small school individual events sweepstakes, which included two- and four-year schools from around the nation. Teams competing at these tournaments included Western Kentucky University, University of Houston, Northern Arizona University, University of Nevada at Reno, Mt. Hood Community College from Oregon, and many others, totaling 64 colleges and universities. The Foothill team is coached by Speech Communications Instructor Lauren Popell Velasco.
Winter Quarter classes begin Jan. 9. Most classes run 12 weeks, unless otherwise noted in the Schedule of Classes. Register early for best course selection and pay your fees promptly. Save time by completing registration online. Review the class schedule, complete the registration process
Continuing students—those who were enrolled in spring classes at Foothill—can register online or by phone Dec. 5 through Jan. 6. New students can register online or by phone Dec. 12 through Jan. 6.
Foothill College can help you earn a specialized certificate, associate degree or upgrade your current job skills. We can also help you complete the general education course requirements you need to transfer to a four-year university. Most Foothill courses are transferable to California State University and University of California campuses as well as private colleges and universities. California residents pay just $17 per unit for Foothill classes. Foothill also offers you a full range of student support services, including financial aid
Financial Aid Fall Seminar Series
The Foothill College Financial Aid Office teams up with several lending institutions to present the weekly Financial Aid Fall Seminar Series through Dec. 15 from noon to 1 p.m. in Appreciation Hall (Room 1501). Admission is free and the public is invited to attend. Each seminar will last approximately one hour and financial aid counselors will be available following the presentation to answer your questions. For more information, e-mail Jo Christensen
Nov. 17—How to Manage Your Money; Michael Benson, Wells Fargo; Learn how to obtain and use credit wisely and develop a financial plan. Get advice and direction so you can maintain a great credit score.
Dec. 1—Loan Consolidation; Cheryl Barnes, CitiBank; Loan consolidation allows you to refinance any or all eligible outstanding federal student loans and create a single new loan with one monthly payment. Learn about the benefits of consolidation.
Dec. 8—Sub vs. Unsub; John Vacanti, Bank of America; Clear up the mystery between the two types of Stafford student loans and find out how a school determines your loan eligibility.
Dec. 15—Identity Theft & Debt Management; Michael Benson, Wells Fargo; Find out how to avoid this growing problem and what measures to take if you suspect your identity has been stolen. Learn how you can complete college, pay for student loans and take charge of your financial future.
Flu Shots Available Now
Foothill’s Health Services Office offers flu shots to currently enrolled students and college employees while supplies last in Room 5942. Shots are free for students with ID; and $15 for college employees. Shots are available weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 2 to 4 p.m. For more information, call (650) 949-7243.
Child Development Center Has Openings
There are openings in the toddler and preschool programs for ages 18 months to 5 years at the De Anza College Child Development Center. This is an excellent opportunity for students, staff, faculty and the surrounding community. Full-time child care is available Monday through Friday from 7:15 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The center offers a 12-month program, child-oriented curriculum, skilled teaching staff, and daily meals. For tuition rates and information, access www.deanza.edu/child/ or call (408) 864-8891.
Foothill Video Club Screens Wal-Mart Documentary
The Foothill Video Club is sponsoring a screening of Robert Greenwald's controversial new documentary Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price, Thursday, Nov 17, at 1 p.m. in Room 1501. Admission is free. The film takes you into the real lives of Wal-Mart workers and their families, business owners and their communities, in an extraordinary journey that will challenge the way you think, feel and shop.
Into the Streets Week
Join the Into the Streets Project through Nov. 17 to lend a hand to our community. Together we can tackle a multitude of serious, interconnected problems, which include AIDS, hunger, homelessness, illiteracy, racism, substance abuse and more. The Into the Streets Project is a great opportunity to channel your energy into effective action. By helping in the community for one day, you will have helped someone for a lifetime. For more information visit the Foothill Volunteer Center in Room 5912 or call (650) 949-7635.
Foothill Drama Department Stages Emperor’s New Clothes
The Foothill College Drama Department stages Emperor’s New Clothes by Karen Boettcher-Tate Nov. 17 through Nov. 20 in the Smithwick Theater at Foothill College in Los Altos Hills. All tickets are $7; group and school discounts are also available. Mid-morning performances are Nov. 17 and 18 at 10:30 a.m. Afternoon shows are Nov. 19 and 20 at 2 p.m. For tickets, order online at Ticket Web or call (650) 949-7360. Visitors must purchase a required parking permit for $2 (eight quarters). Lots 5 and 6 provide campus access without stairs. Directed by Foothill Drama Instructor Tom Gough, the show includes set design by Joe Ragey and Daniela C. Nelke; costume design by Agnes DeLucchi; and graphic design by Daniela C. Nelke.
Drama Department Stages Penny for a Song
The Foothill College Drama Department stages Penny for a Song by John Whiting through Nov. 19 in the Playhouse Theater (Room 1301) at Foothill College. For ticket information, access www.foothill.edu/fa/ or call (650) 949-7360. Evening performances are Nov. 17, 18, 19 at 8 p.m. Two complimentary tickets are available for staff and faculty for the Thursday and Friday evening performances, and 2-for-1 tickets for Saturday and Sunday performances. Check your mailbox in the Administration Building for the flyer.
John Whiting wrote this brilliant, whimsical comedy in 1951. His memorable characters, delightful dialogue and thought-provoking ideas on love and war deftly combine farce with his unique poetic charm. Although one of England's master playwrights, he is not as well known in the United States. Foothill's production offers a rare opportunity to see one of his great plays performed.
Cantabile Chorale Announces Double Visions Concert Set
Under the artistic direction of Sanford Dole, the Cantabile Chorale presents Double Visions Nov. 18-20. For concert dates, times and locations, access www.cantabile.org or call (650) 424-1410. Tickets are $25, general; $20, senior; and $6, student. The major work on the program, Martin's Mass for Double Choir, is considered to be one of the pillars of the 20th century a cappella repertoire and not to be missed. Rounding out the show is J.S. Bach's only motet for two choirs, the delightful Komm, Jesu, Komm. Cantabile Chorale is a 70-member auditioned chorus comprised of singers from the South Bay, Peninsula, East Bay and San Francisco and has built a reputation for high-quality performances and innovative programming with demanding repertoire from all periods.
Owls to Play in Silicon Valley Bowl
The Foothill College Owls Football team will play Feather River College in the 9th Annual Silicon Valley Bowl Saturday, Nov. 19, at 1 p.m. at the Foothill College Stadium. Both Foothill and Feather River of Quincy, CA, finished the season with a record of 7-3, earning a bowl bid. Tickets are $10, general; $8, students. Tickets are sold at the gate. For more information, call (650) 949-7742.
Data Center Scheduled Power Outage
The district data center has scheduled a power outage for Saturday, Nov. 19, from 6 a.m. to noon. All services provided by the data center will not be available during this outage. This includes e-mail, administration system access, Internet access, and other peripheral systems located in the data center. Service will be restored as soon as possible. For more information, call (650) 949-6135 or e-mail gyuiregerry@fhda.edu
November Holiday Observances
In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday, Foothill College will be closed Thursday and Friday, Nov. 24-25. Weekend classes will not meet Nov. 26-27.
Side by Side with Depression Presentation
Foothill's Health Services Office presents Side by Side: A Journey with Depression, an autobiographical one-man comedy, Thursday, Dec. 1, from noon to 2 p.m. in the Smithwick Theater. Admission is free. The last 30 minutes of the presentation include a question-and-answer session. Presenter Brian Wetzel is a comedian who suffers from clinical depression. Bringing his sense of humor and experiences together, he takes the audience on a unique journey of laughter, painful truth and hope. Clinical depression sufferers, friends and family of those who suffer, students studying psychology, sociology or any social science will especially appreciate this presentation. For more information, e-mail kitajimanaomi@foothill.edu or call (650) 949-7243.
Tay-Sachs Screening
Tay-Sachs disease is an inherited, fatal infant disorder. If both parents are carriers of this disorder, there is a one-in-four chance that any child they have will inherit the disease, and die. There is no cure. Anyone can be a carrier. One of the 150 people in the general population is a carrier. One of 27 people in the Jewish, French Canadian or Cajun population is a carrier. You can be tested for this recessive gene at no charge, through a simple blood test Dec. 6 and 7 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Foothill Health Services Center in Room 5942. For more information, call (650) 949-7243.
Foothill Dances Celebrates The Homecoming
The Foothill College Intercollegiate Dance Program kicks off its 20th season fund-raising efforts with The Homecoming, a celebration of its new dance facility, Dec. 2 and 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the Smithwick Theater at Foothill College in Los Altos Hills. Faculty and staff receive complimentary tickets. To arrange complimentary tickets, call the box office at (650) 949-7360.
Showcasing almost 100 dancers and specialty performers, The Homecoming will feature dance from around the world, including Brazilian Samba, the Chung Ngai Dance Company and Reggatone mixed with American favorites from tap to jazz to Hip Hop. In addition, prima ballerina Haleigh McConnell debuts a Pointe solo and Erin McKevitt debuts a modern dance with spoken word. “At 2,800 square feet, Foothill's new Dance Studio facility features a sprung floor system, state-of-the-art sound system, mirrors and barres,” says Foothill Dance Instructor Bubba Gong. “For our dancers, the dance studio is a second home, and with the renovation of our dance facility, coming home has never been sweeter.” Under Gong's direction, the production showcases 12 new works and begins the choreographic initiative project at Foothill College for his 20th season.
Foothill Symphonic Winds Performs Of Sailors & Whales
The Foothill Symphonic Winds, under the direction of David B. Adams, will perform Sunday, Dec. 11 at 2:30 p.m. in the Cubberley Theater, 4000 Middlefield Road, in Palo Alto. The program will feature the music of Kabalevsky, Sousa, Leroy Anderson, Dello Joio and Francis McBeth. Tickets are $10, general; $5, seniors and students. For more information, call (650) 969-0191 or access www.windband.org/foothill.
Symphony & Guest Artist to Debut Foothill Faculty Member’s Composition
Rhapsody for Piano & Orchestra, an original composition by Foothill Music Instructor Paul Davies will be premiered by the California Youth Symphony and London-based pianist Kate Ryder Sunday, Dec. 11, at 2:30 p.m. in the Smithwick Theater at Foothill College. Tickets are $12, general; $6 students and seniors. Tickets are sold at the door. A romantic-sounding piece sprinkled with jazz rhythms, the piece is very accessible to music lovers of all genres. The composition has its genesis in the mid-1970s. At that time, Davies knew he wanted to compose something for piano and orchestra but wasn’t aware of the formal organization of the piece. Over the years he would come back to the piece, but never seemed to get very far with it. It was only after going through some old boxes in 2004 that he found his sketches, and this time the ideas for completing the music came very quickly. The program also includes a selection of traditional holiday fa vorites.
Final Exams Are Dec. 13-16
Final exams are given in all courses except physical education activity, CNSL 50, cooperative education and tutoring courses. Special arrangements are made for self-paced courses and classes that meet only once a week. Students are responsible for taking all assigned final examinations as listed. Failure to take the final exam will result in an F grade. If you miss a final examination for a legitimate reason, you should communicate with your instructor(s) and counselor at once. Review the final exam schedule
January is Jewish Heritage Month
For the first time at Foothill College, students, faculty and staff are organizing activities and events to commemorate Jewish Heritage Month. In January, the college will celebrate the rich tapestry of Judaic culture and tradition and celebrate Jewish life on campus. The month will include a speech and discussion with a Jewish civil rights activist and author; bone marrow drive; sampling of modern Israeli music; educational program about Jewish ritual objects; Fiddler on the Roof showing and sing-along; discussion of the role of humor and theater in the survival of the Jewish people, and presentation by a star from the Yiddish theater who survived the Holocaust; screening of the film, Focus; Kabbalah information event; traditional folk dancing and music; discussion of the status of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community in Israel and the Jewish world; and Jewish Arab speakers. For more information or to get involved in planning heritage month e vents, e-mail rockerbb6000@gmail.com.
Foothill’s Forensics Team Wins Individual Events Sweepstakes
Foothill's award-winning Speech & Debate Team continued its success at two recent tournaments: Delta College's Mustang Invitational and University of the Pacific's Tiger Invitational. Foothill won first place in the small school individual events sweepstakes, which included two- and four-year schools from around the nation. Teams competing at these tournaments included Western Kentucky University, University of Houston, Northern Arizona University, University of Nevada at Reno, Mt. Hood Community College from Oregon, and many others, totaling 64 colleges and universities. The Foothill team is coached by Speech Communications Instructor Lauren Popell Velasco.
Tuesday, November 15, 2005
Free Pass for KM & Intranets World AND Streaming Media West
Would you like a Free Exhibits Pass for both the KM World and Intranets 2005 Conference and Exhibition and The Sreaming Media West Conference???
November 15-18, 2005
San Jose McEnery Convention Center
If so, click this LINK for a printable PDF Free Pass!!
Thanks to Marie Taylor-Harper!!
November 15-18, 2005
San Jose McEnery Convention Center
If so, click this LINK for a printable PDF Free Pass!!
Thanks to Marie Taylor-Harper!!
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