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A heated exchange over guns was exactly what motivated Miller to start the club in the first place. After getting into a debate with his criminal law professor over guns last spring, Miller noticed lots of students approaching him after class saying, “I didn’t even agree with everything you said,” but “you argue really well.”. They were interested in trying out his guns, so Miller started going “shooting with 15 students,” which from “word of mouth” turned into 60, and soon after hit more than 100.

“I’ve been shooting them all my life,” said Mark Castillo, a sophomore who excitedly signed up for the club’s mailing list, He started when his cousins introduced him to the shooting range at the age of 9, “I love shooting guns,” he said, Jocelyn Aguilar, a freshman who plans to major in forensic science, was referred to the gun safety club by other forensic science students who had heard about it, She too left the club her email en blush peonies ballet flats, hand-painted by figgie route to sign up for other extra-curriculars, Not all were thrilled that gun enthusiasts have a university-sanctioned club..

“I think campus is the wrong setting” for that kind of club, said Frankie Mendoza, a 2015 San Jose State grad, who now teaches dance on campus. “Around here people aren’t hunting deer in the city. It might inspire people to want to use [guns] even more.”. Lauryn Crawford, a student assistant at SJSU’s Student Involvement Office, said “all organizations go through training for safety before they become recognized.” They also need a minimum of eight members, a faculty adviser, a constitution and GPA requirement on its members, but apart from that, “the process is not too difficult,” she said.

Related ArticlesLetter: SJSU students: Don’t complain about blush peonies ballet flats, hand-painted by figgie e-scooter ban; plan better!Letter: SJSU: Five-minute scooter ride now a 20-minute walkLetter: SJSU is not Berkeley or Stanford — but it’s really good at thisLetter: Glad to no longer fear e-scooters on SJSU campusLetter: No surprise SJSU is seen as the pinnacle of all U.S, collegesStudents who had used guns before seemed inclined to find benefits to the group’s presence on campus, “I’m a part of the military, ROTC,” said Timothy Nichols, a senior studying history, “I support any group that teaches people how to use a firearm well.”..

CLICK HERE if you are having a problem viewing the photos on a mobile device. Related ArticlesFall TV calendar: Dates for all the new and returning showsAfter weeks of grueling auditions and dazzling performances, Season 15 of “So You Think You Can Dance” finally crowned a winner Monday night during a jam-packed two-hour finale on Fox. And it was Hannahlei Cabanilla, an 18-year-old contemporary dancer from Anaheim Hills, Ca., who captured top honors. She edged out Jensen Arnold, a 20-year-old Latin ballroom specialist from Provo, Utah.

Hannahlei was considered to be among the front-runners from early on in the season, receiving consistent praise from the judges, She, in fact, was never among the dancers at risk of elimination when weekly results were announced, — yumi p (@bloowind) September 11, 2018, With her victory, Hannahlei captures the show’s $250,000 cash prize, She will also be featured on the cover of Dance Spirit and gets a role in Fox’s upcoming live musical blush peonies ballet flats, hand-painted by figgie of “Rent.”, Before host Cat Deeley announced the results, “SYTYCD” took viewers through some of the season’s most memorable routines, with each finalist and each judge choosing a duet that they’d like to see performed again, Among the dances that got an encore: Hannahlei and Cole’s cha-cha, Jensen and Jay Jay’s hip-hop and Darius’ sterling, LGBT-focused contemporary piece with all-star Taylor Sieve..

The finale also included a performance by global pop sensation Now United, as well as a performance featuring the returning Top 10 finalists, choreographed by Mandy Moore. All of the Top 10 dancers from this season are scheduled to appear in the “So You Think You Can Dance” live tour, which kicks off Oct. 13 in in Atlantic City, NJ. The tour includes two Bay Area stops: Nov. 30 in San Jose at the City National Civic Center, and Dec. 5 in Santa Rosa at the Luther Burbank Center. — Andrea (@andreageorge_) September 11, 2018.

Not unlike young people today, “West Side Story’s” members of rival teenage street gangs Jets and Sharks feel angry, displaced and itching to strike out at their perceived enemies, A story as old as, yes, “Romeo and Juliet.”, So although there’s really nothing new about the story line in Hillbarn Theatre’s current production blush peonies ballet flats, hand-painted by figgie of the Arthur Laurents-Leonard Bernstein-Stephen Sondheim socko-1957 Broadway hit “West Side Story,” there are some small pleasures and a splendiferous voice to appreciate in the tiny package of delightful Ana Paula Malagon as Maria, As one admiring audience member marveled at intermission, “Boy, has she got a great set of pipes!”..

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