The Sun, Sunnyvale's Newspaper

May 3, 2000

Sunnyvale, California Since 1994


Every 15 Minutes Dramatic re-enactment shows high school students the dangers of drunken driving
On April 26, the junior and senior classes at Fremont High School gathered on the south stand of the football stadium to watch the scene of a crash. A crushed sedan, with Baumbach and Aguirre inside, appeared to have collided head-on with an SUV. A body lay on the hood of the bigger car. The crash was part of "Every 15 minutes"--so-named after the average rate drunk driving deaths in the U.S.--an elaborate campaign that explores drunk driving with frightening realism. More


News Knife Attacks Four victims wounded in two unrelated incidents. More	News Mid-Peninsula Alano Club Alcohol recovery center faces eviction from downtown location. More	Seniors Aging Myths False stereotypes about older people are detrimental to senior population. More



	Fremont High School students learn the dangers of drunk driving

	News Briefs Four victims wounded in two separate knife attacks Downtown renovation forces the closure of the Mid-Peninsula Alano Club City Council votes to increase utility rates Photo: Columbia Middle School renovations Public Safety

	Speak Out Manly man learns lesson at theme park

	Fremont Union High School District celebrates 75th anniversary Online school donations just a mouse-click away Local cities host National Association Of Student Councils conference

	Both short and tall palms offer interesting variety

	Senior Notes Stereotypes about aging seriously harm seniors

	Sports Briefs High school baseball

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