The Willow Glen Resident | January 3, 2001

January 3, 2001

Willow Glen, California Since 1992


Photographer Wes Billingslea Willow Glen photographer educates with his portraits of the Mexica
There's no "ex" sound in the word Mexica. The word, which refers to all the indigenous peoples of Mexico, is properly pronounced meh-SHEE-ca. And its pronunciation is one of the many things about the culture that Willow Glen photographer Wes Billingslea is trying to set straight in his upcoming photography exhibit, "The Mexicas," which opens Jan. 5. More


News Magnet programs The San Jose Unified School District will evaluate its magnet programs amid ongoing discussions of its desegregation policy. More	News 'Partners in Reading' The San Jose Public Library makes use of laptops and WebTV in its literacy programs. More	Gardening Live Christmas trees One of the problems of live trees is where to plant them after Christmas. More



	Willow Glen photographer Wes Billingslea uses his portraits to educate about the Mexicas

	City Beat The San Jose Unified School District begins evaluation of its magnet programs The San Jose Public Library uses laptops and WebTV to promote literacy Around the Glen

	Speak Out Debbie Farmer: The Secret to Resolutions Carl Heintze: Remembering can be the best reward

	Rebecca Ann Dowdakin dies of bone cancer Rabbi Shmuel Boteach opens another season of the Distinguished Lecture Series

	The pros and cons of live Christmas tree

	Senior Notes Elder abuse is a problem that is now taken seriously

	Sports Briefs Willow Glen High School soccer Hot Stove Awards

	Lectures, readings, auditions, sports & recreation,announcements, theater & arts, kids' stuff, clubs, public meetings...

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