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Friday, October 02, 2009


Frankie, Johnnie & Luigi Too!
11891 Dublin Blvd.
Dublin, Ca. 94568

By Beatrice Esteban, Courier Staff Writer

Frankie, Johnnie & Luigi Too! is a family-owned Italian restaurant and pizzeria in Dublin, serving not only pizza but pasta, antipasti, and sandwiches.

Upon entering, the first thing I noticed was that the layout of the restaurant. When I opened the door, I looked to my left and saw a man making pizza behind a glass barrier. There were couches in the front of the restaurant for people to sit in while they waited. The wait wasn’t too bad – my family and
I went on a Saturday and we only had to wait ten or fifteen minutes.

Teacher Richard Lawrence's cannons.
Walter J. Carrasco/ Courier Photo


By Laurel Brodzinky, Courier Staff Writer

Thursday during fourth and fifth periods, several PE classes were startled by the booming roar of a cannon. Not many high schools generally have Civil War era cannons lying around their parking lots, but Logan teacher Richard Lawrence, who teaches drafting, has been bringing his cannons to Logan for years to show off to students.

Image: Newark Memorial webpage

By Ranjana Prasad,Courier Staff Writer

On Wednesday, Newark Memorial High School went into a lockdown around 11:40 a.m. due to a 16-year-old boy having a loaded gun with him. As reported, the student was accompanied by three others people who all were not Newark residents. It was said that a few of them were Union City residents.

According to New Haven officials and published press reports, one student detained at Newark Memorial is not in the NHUSD's records, but another one is a current NHUSD student. Officials did not reveal which New Haven school the boy attends. Also, the boy with the loaded gun is said to be a student who was previously enrolled in a New Haven school when he was younger, but it not a current student at this time within this district.

By Shamal Asnani, Courier Film Critic

One of the latest movies to star Seth Rogen, Observe and Report, was released on DVD and Blu-Ray on September 22, 2009. The movie centers around the head of mall security, Ronnie, who takes his job as a mall cop as a position of honor. In the beginning of the film, a pervert male flasher exposes himself at the mall, managing to offend anyone who has seen him. Ronnie takes it upon himself to catch the flasher after the girl who is the object of his affection is victimized.

By VOA News

Philippine Islands President Gloria Arroyo has declared a "state of calamity" throughout the island nation, which lies in the path of a second major storm in days.

Typhoon Parma is forecast to hit the Philippine's east coast on Saturday, bringing with it sustained winds of nearly 200 kilometers per hour.

Mrs. Arroyo has ordered evacuations from six provinces likely to feel the typhoon's strongest effects. Her declaration of emergency frees up funds to help the government respond to emergencies.



John Whiteside Parsons (born Marvel Whiteside Parsons on October 2, 1914 – died June 17, 1952) was an American rocket propulsion researcher at the California Institute of Technology and co-founder of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the Aerojet Corp.. An enthusiastic occultist, he was one of the earliest American devotees of Aleister Crowley, and a leading member of his organisation, Ordo Templi Orientis.

Parsons and the Space Age
While his formal education was limited, Parsons demonstrated tremendous scientific aptitude, particularly in chemistry. His rocket research was some of the earliest in the United States, and his pioneering work in the development of solid fuel and the invention of JATO units for aircraft was of great importance to the start of humanity's space age. The noted engineer Theodore von Kármán, Parsons's friend and benefactor, declared that the work of Parsons and his peers helped usher in the age of space travel. Parsons co-founded the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, commonly referred to as JPL.


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