The James Logan Courier

James Logan's Interact Club, which collected a carload of coats for the One Warm Coat Project last week, now wants Logan students and staff to donate blankets to fill an urgent use in an East Oakland homeless shelter.

The club hopes to collect 200 blankets in two days, said advisor Julie Curson.

ACTIVITIES:
Arrive on time, don’t be late. Come to coffee etc. to stay awake. Visit coffee etc. in the spot from 7:15-7:55!

Donations for MEchA’s christmas food drive ae welcomed in rooms 413 and 422 untill 12/15 at Centro de Servicios from 8 am to 12 pm. Feliz Navidad!

The Canned Food Drive is going on in 2nd period classes. First prize: Pizza Party; second prize: donuts & juice party; 3rd: ice cream party! Collection dates: Tues. & Wed., 12/12 & 12/13.

By Ericka Montes, Courier Staff Writer

Teachers must distinguish between students who are a little tardy and a lot tardy when they submit attendance records under a new attendance taking policy that the administration announced this month.

By Christina La, Courier Staff Writer

On Saturday, the 9th of December, another band show was in session located at Pizza Patio in Fremont. Bands that performed consist of James Logan-based bands Ruth Way and Dennis is Dead, plus So Help Me God, Maya over Eyes, Above City Lights, Hail the Tragedy, and Red Fall.


Watch Dennis is Dead perform at a previous Pizza Patio show, free from youtube.com.

Fiorello Henry LaGuardia (born Fiorello Enrico LaGuardia December 11, 1882–September 20, 1947) was the Republican Mayor of New York for three terms from 1934 to 1945. He was popularly known as "the Little Flower," the translation of his Italian first name, also perhaps a reference to his short stature of just 5 feet. A popular mayor and a strong supporter of the New Deal, LaGuardia led New York's recovery during the Great Depression and became a national figure, serving as President Roosevelt's Director of Civilian Defense during the run-up to the United States joining the Second World War.

Watch a film about the 1945 New York newspaper strike, in which LaGuardia reads the daily comics, streaming free from the Internet Archive.


Fiorello LaGuardia