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March 2, 2005 Cupertino, California Since 1947

Photograph by Grant Wernick

Mary Simon, founder of Resource Area For Teachers, shows off art projects teachers can buy for pennies. The raw material comes from items companies across the Bay Area consider junk. RAFT staff package the material and provide instruction.

Teacher Heaven

By Sandy Brundage

RAFT gives teachers cheap tools and priceless dignity. More



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Initiatives impact	Robbery spree	KKUP, 91.5 FM

In an effort to curb growth in Cupertino, the Concerned Citizens of Cupertino formed last year to take on city hall. More	The evening of Feb. 6, three housemates returned to their Cupertino home and found it robbed. The burglar(s) had broken a rear window, entered the house and removed several valuable pieces of jewelry. More	Steve Hathaway says that he is not a very good program director. More



	Teacher Heaven: RAFT gives teachers cheap tools and priceless dignity


	ABC forms to counter the CCC's initiatives Local radio station has no limits City's robbery spree has sheriffs on alert Parade to commemorate new year and city's 50th Sheriff's report


	Perkins on Real Estate


	Letters


	Columnist: Andrea Dorey


	Students learning piano are finding keys to compassion


	Montanez wins berth in state tourney



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