The James Logan Courier

By John Chau, Courier Managing Editor, with Staff Reports

Thousands of Logan students and staff, and some parents, too, joined together on the Big Green to eat, sing, dance and generally have a great time at the second annual Unity Fair today.

"It's awesome," said Logan teacher Linda Rodrigues after visiting the fair during first lunch. "It's better organized than last year and there's more diversity. It brings together the Logan coummunity of students, teachers and parents."

Courier Staff Report

Seniors and their dates made last minute preparations for one of their last big flings as Logan students, the Senior Ball.

The ball, to be held Saturday night at the San Francisco Hilton at 333 O'Farrell, near Union Square. The ball is from 8pm to midnight.

LUNCH:
All-Beef Hot Dog,
Milk, Baby Carrots, Fresh Fruit, Cookie, and Fun Chips

ACTIVITIES:
Want to run for class office? Come pick up an application at lunch in Room 476!

Jackie Harrison will sign a full athletic track & field scholarship to Cal State Northridge on Wednesday, May 23, in the Spot.

Courier Staff Report

The Courier, James Logan's student news publication, reached a new milestone Wednesday when it had more than 1,000 daily visitors to its website for the first time.

Meanwhile, with the approaching end of the school year bringing the graduation of several of its key personnel, the publication's advisor issued an appeal for Logan students to join the staff next year, or now.

By Jacqueline Truong, Courier Staff Writer
Country Way
5325 Mowry Ave
Fremont, CA 94538
(510) 797‑3188

After hearing all the hype about Country Way, I could not help but give into
it. So, my friend and I decided to brunch there on a Tuesday, in hopes of
avoiding the weekend rush. Unfortunately, even at 10:30 in the morning,
there were swarms of people congregating at the door. The limited space in
the parking lot did not make matters any better because not only were most
of the parking spaces filled up, but it was very cramped (to the point where
I could barely open my car door and have enough space to get out of it).

This was just the beginning of our horrible experience at Country Way.

By Iona Childers, Courier Foods Editor

Shari's Restaurant and Pie Bakery
19365 SW Martinazzi Ave
Tualatin, OR 97062

After having to wake up at 5 AM last Friday to catch a flight with my family
to Portland, Oregon, I have come to two conclusions. First of all, it is
obscene to make a human being get out of bed before the sun comes up
(especially a senior who is used to late arrival and getting to school
at 9:06 AM). Second of all, eat something before you get on the plane.
Chances are the mid‑flight snack of a beverage and a pack of two cookies
just won't cut it (I'm sure the flight attendants would appreciate it if you didn't end up gnawing on your seat cushion).

Omar Khayyam, born: May 18, 1048 in Nishapur, Iran (Persia) – died: December 4, 1131), was a Persian poet, mathematician, philosopher and astronomer. He is best known for the collection of poetry, the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.

The architecture of his shrine is like a tent because his ancestors' occupation was tentmaking. Some of his poems have been written on the walls surrounding the shrine. His shrine is in a garden that Imamzadeh Mahroq Mosque is placed there as well, about 100 meters near his shrine.

Read The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam by Omar Khayyám, free from Project Gutenberg.