San Jose Essays

  • Rejuvenating Escapade in California with Holidays in San Jose

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    San Jose Overview Locally known as the capital city of Silicon Valley and among the highly recommended holiday destination in the region, San Jose is a tremendous metropolis of California featured with a variety of culture, lifestyle, museums and sites catering voyagers from across the world from decades. The auspicious climate and remarkable sightseeing wealth makes this fabulous town one of the most desired holiday destination among Londoners and rest of the Europeans. Weather When to Visit San

  • Damian Wyatt's Dream: The San Jose Earthquakes

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    Damian Wyatt would always remember this day. The day when the San Jose Earthquakes chose him, a rookie, over all star Robbie Keane. As a first round pick, he had an immense amount of pressure on his shoulders. As he walked into the press room after getting drafted, the alternating blue and green tiles popped out at him. The blue tiles had the SJ logo inscribed on it while the green tiles had the MLS logo on it. All of those tiled were on the wall behind him though. As he turned around, his heart

  • San Jose Sharks Essay

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    The San Jose Sharks have been a team in the NHL (National Hockey League) since 1991. They were the first franchise to be based in the San Francisco Bay Area. They have won the division title for their team seven times throughout the years. They had a lot of success in their early years. When they had gotten a new coach, Kevin Constantine, the Sharks had pulled off the biggest turnaround in NHL history. They had finished the season with a 33-35-16 record. They made the playoffs with 82 points,

  • Mission San Jose Essay

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    both Spanish and Catholicism lifestyle to the Native Americans/Indians. There are 21 missions scattered all over California. Mission San Jose is the fourteenth mission created in Alta California. It is a Spanish mission located in Fremont, California and established in the late 1700s by Padre Fermin Francisco de Lasuen. The mission is the label of the Mission San Jose district of Fremont, which was a free town admitted into the city when it was assimilated in 1957. The purpose of creating this mission

  • Homicide Rates in San Jose, California

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    Looking back at the number of homicides in the city of San Jose, CA for the year 2000 it was 20, then there was an average increase of 8 murders per year for the next 8 years. Then in 2010, despite a population increase of over one hundred thousand people, there were only 20 murders in the city of San Jose. Now in 2011, up to the month of July, there have been 26 homicides, which means based upon the current rate San Jose is on track to have more than 50 homicides in 2011, which would theoretically

  • San Jose Museum Research Paper

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    San Jose museum of art In my life, I have never been to any museum, and I never thought museums were that cool and incredible view. Today first time I went to San Jose museum art because my art teacher recommended to all class students to go there for extra credit. Also I never expect the positive experience, which I got from this visit, for example; I got parking in short time, no line to buy tickets, and no crowd at the museum which helps me to spend more time on each photo to understand it better

  • Jose De San Martin Essay

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    Jose de San Martin was an Argentine liberator in South America. San Martin was considered one of the principal fighters against royalist forces in South America. He was considered a master in military strategy. This skill alone would lead him to success against the royalist forces. Jose de San Martin was born on February 28, 1778 in the viceroyalty of Rio de la Plata’. He started his career in the military as an infantryman in the Murcia regiment in southeast Spain. Although a Spaniard, between

  • A Brief Note On The San José Disaster

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    On August 5, 2010, the world turned their eyes on the San José copper and gold mine in Chile’s Atacama Desert when more than 700,000 metric tons of rock suddenly caved in trapping 33 miners underground. Mining accidents have made the headlines before, but this one was unparalleled by the distance at which the miners were entombed and the unstable rock formation due to the mine’s age. Experts estimated the probability of locating and rescuing the missing workers alive at less than 1%. However, on

  • San Jose State University Fraternities

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    A complexity of the information you hear or conceive on T.V about fraternities is completely false. Being part of a fraternity, I conducted an observation on San Jose State University Fraternities. There is a plethora of fraternities on campus, but my research will be focusing on social fraternities like Alpha Tau Omega, Delta Sigma Phi, and etc. Throughout my essay, I'll be talking about culture at a fraternity, Greek life during school, and their benefaction to their community. I’ll start by explaining

  • San Jose State University Student Analysis

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    Every college student must be thinking and worried about his or her academic success and educational degree. San Jose Mercury News Editorial, authors of “Remedial costs are too high for CSU to bear” highlight that San Jose State University policy which took place in 2009 is about freshmen students who are required to take remedial classes since their math and/or English basic college-level are not good enough. To notice these students that they need help early, CSU created the Early Assessment Program

  • End Human Trafficking Intervention Plan Paper

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    and the elderly. Human trafficking is defined as, “ the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring or receipt of persons, by means of threat of use of force or other forms of coercion, or abduction,” (Lightfoot, p.1, 2013). According to the San José Police Department there are approximately 600,000 to 800,000 people that are trafficked across international borders each year. Out those 800,000 people it is estimated that 18,000 to 20,000 people are trafficked into the United States. The full

  • The Maya Identity as a Commodity in San Jose Succotz and San Cristóbal Mexico

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    in the ethnic tourism sector. According to Medina ‘The commoditization of culture for tourism may involve the utilization of new channels to access cultural traditions of great antiquity’ (354). To illustrate this: only 20.5% of the inhabitants of San Jose Succotz identifies with the Maya culture (Medina 360). Maya culture is less available through lived experience, because Maya languages and rituals disappear, therefore villagers working in the ethnic tourism sector have to gain knowledge by utilizing

  • Tech Museum Of Innovation Essay

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    Valley: the heart of computers and technologies in the world." I live in San Jose, the capital of Silicon Valley (The City of San Jose, 1999, p. 1). San Jose is surrounded by a great number of hardware and software computer companies. There are a lot of job opportunities offered in this region. San Jose, thus, is called, the land of the Silicon Rush, which has replaced California's Gold Rush, which occurred fifty-two years ago (San Jose Convention & Visitors Bureau, 2000, p. 4).

  • Calpine and Cisco Debate Over Coyote Valley

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    Throughout the years the technology industry has been growing with incredible speed expanding all over California. San Jose is known as the capital of Silicon Valley where major technology companies and start-ups call home. With fast spreading companies it is necessary to have enough power in San Jose to supply the increase in energy demand. Recently there was a plan proposed to the City of San Jose by Calpine Corporation to build a power plant in Coyote Valley. Nearby residents and several other organizations

  • Case Study: The Nashville Predator

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    Minnesota Wild, St. Louis Blues, Nashville Predators, Anaheim Ducks, San Jose Sharks, Edmonton Oilers, and Calgary Flames. The Blackhawks have already secured their spot as the conference's no. 1 seed. I'm never one to compliment the Blackhawks, though, so we'll just offer a quick "congrats" to them and move on.

  • America's Search for a Cultural Center

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    leaders of San Jose seem most intent on protecting. Our city has experienced profound growing pains as we've made the transition from agricultural area, to bedroom community and finally to the bustling metropolis known as Silicon Valley. How cherry orchards birthed Pentium chips is a story for another day . . . but in the process they have brought disparate social classes together in a way that leaves everyone struggling for some sort of cultural base. In the 90's we've seen downtown San Jose develop

  • Expectancy Theory: A Look At City Team San Jose

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    City Team San Jose is a not-for-profit organization that offers help to those people that are suffering from poverty; addicted to drugs; and are homeless in San Jose, California (City Team San Jose, 2016). This organization provides food, shelter, clothing, and much more to these people, who are in need. City Team San Jose receives all the materials, which it distributes to the needy, as donations from supporters and well-wishers of its mission (City Team San Jose, 2016). The organization has a heritage

  • Folk Tales

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    discussing is titled The Sheep of San Cristobal, in which a young woman named Filipa looses her only son. She makes ends meet by growing beans and selling them to the local townspeople, who are very sympathetic to Filipa. When a rich sheep herder named Don Jose starts harassing Filipa because she refuses to marry him She wishes for him to fall off a cliff and break his neck, when her wish comes true she feels very guilty and makes penance by giving away all of Don Jose’s sheep to those poor enough

  • El Pueblo De San José De Guadalupe

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    Before the arrival of the Spaniards in the Santa Clara Valley, it was the home to the Ohlone natives. Their territory spanned from San Jose all the way to the Guadalupe River, originating from Santa Clara. The process of converting the land into Spanish settlements began in 1777. This began with the expeditions of Sergeant Jose Ortega. When his soldiers arrived on the land, they noted the vast resources that were available. These resources included a constant source of freshwater, multiple native

  • Malcolm X

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    of these areas try to create. For example, KNTV news continually reports on the thefts and shootings in East San Jose but does not make an effort to show how residents are dealing with these situations. The day a local East San Jose church helped sway the city council to put a streetlight on a very busy intersection, the news pre-empted the report with an accident on another East San Jose intersection. As a result, most people in these communities do not realize that they have power to change their