The Willow Glen Resident | March 29, 2000

March 29, 2000

Willow Glen, California Since 1992


Japanese Internment Camps Panel educates audience about life in camps during WWII
During a presentation on Japanese internment camps in America during World War II at West Valley College, several people in the audience said they had never heard of such camps. By the end of the presentation, they had learned all about this time in American history through the stories of people's lives. Megumi, a local performance artist and storyteller, moderated the discussion among a panel of six guests. The panel was made up of three women who were interned in the camps; two women whose parents or grandparents had been interned; and one woman who is an activist on the issue. More


Cover Story Destination ImagiNation International organization teaches children to use creativity in problem solving. More	News City Operating Budget Mayor, council focus on neighborhood improvement, senior services and library funding. More	News Wild About Reading New literacy program aims to give library cards to all SJUSD first- and second-graders. More



	Destination ImagiNation aims to teach children to manage any situation life may hand them

	City Beat Mayor Ron Gonzales presents city's operating budget to the public; Council endorses it Preservationist will break ground in May for Orchard Heritage Park Interpretive Exhibit Japanese-American internees share their experiences with WVC students Pet of the Week Around the Glen

	Speak Out Flight attendants now play critical role DeCinzo

	Remember When Villa Montalvo hosts its eighth annual book fair

	Sports Briefs Willow Glen High School baseball High school softball

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