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Tubert gets invite to LPGA event
BURBANK — Emily Tubert received some good news last week while she was competing in the U.S. Women's Amateur Public Links Championship.
Tubert, a Burroughs High graduate who will be a sophomore at the University of Arkansas in the fall, learned...Tags: Arkansas Razorbacks, Human Interest, LPGA, Politics, Multi-Sport Events
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Tubert sisters thriving
Bits and pieces from the local sports scene. Golfer named to elite squad: Former Burroughs High golf standout Emily Tubert has been included on the Spirit International team by captain David Fay, who named the players who will represent the United States...Tags: Jason Day, LPGA, College Sports, Volleyball, Teaching and Learning
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Amazing Anding
When Burroughs High football players and coaches talk about Zander Anding, something that is always brought up is the dedication and hard work the senior running back puts in.
But a quip from Indians quarterback Eli Peppmuller best illustrates Anding'...Tags: Football, Teaching and Learning
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Individual, team success for Guards
This is the first in a four-part series looking back on the sports accomplishments of the four local high schools over the past school year. This installment is Bellarmine-Jefferson High:
There were some impressive individual performances turned in this...Tags: Human Interest, Softball, Baseball Statistics, Politics, High School Sports
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Burbank Unified prepares for kindergarten age shift
Burbank Unified officials have outlined plans to increase the minimum age for incoming kindergarten students while simultaneously launching a new program to serve those who don’t make the modified cut-off date.
The move will bring the district...Tags: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Teaching and Learning, Horace Mann
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Vaqueros' season concludes with overtime loss
NORTHEAST GLENDALE — It wasn't an ideal season for the 15 sophomores on the Glendale Community College football team, but Saturday night provided an opportunity for the Vaqueros to end their playing careers as winners. To their coaches, they...Tags: College Sports, Football, Teaching and Learning
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Looking to build on success
It was a successful 2010-11 girls' basketball season for the four local programs.
While Burroughs High and Bellarmine-Jefferson won championships in their respective leagues, Providence shared a league title and Burbank was able to advance to the CIF...Tags: Basketball, Injuries and Wounds, College Basketball, College Sports, Oscar Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez
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With Carl Benz Academy, Woodbury extends reach to China
Woodbury University is extending its reach east, helping to launch a customized MBA program in Beijing that is designed to prepare automobile industry executives for a global economy.
The Carl Benz Academy has launched a three-year pilot program in...Tags: Marketing, New Products, Education, Colleges and Universities, Automotive Equipment
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Teams bolstered by transfers
All four area boys' high school basketball teams have been bolstered this season by transfers. While the makeup of Burroughs High and Burbank won't be changed much by the new incoming talent, Providence and Bell-Jeff will likely field teams that will...Tags: Basketball, Teaching and Learning, California Interscholastic Federation
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Elementary students face tough question: USC or UCLA?
On Rivalry Day at McKinley Elementary School Wednesday, students got to pick a team: USC or UCLA.
Wearing the colors and stickers of their choice, students competed in football relay games and were able to pet USC’s equine mascot, Traveler, whose...Tags: University of California, Los Angeles, College Sports, Education, Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning
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Return to All-CIF glory
BELLARMINE-JEFFERSON HIGH — As a freshman with the Bellarmine-Jefferson High baseball team, Philip Diaz-McTague was an All-CIF Southern Section second-team selection.
As a sophomore, Diaz-McTague had another fine season, earning All-Santa Fe...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Baseball Statistics, High School Sports, Crimes, Sports
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Future looks bright
BURROUGHS HIGH — It looks as if the Burroughs High softball program is set for a bright future. On the varsity level this past season, the Indians shared the Pacific League championship. It was the program's second straight title. Although...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Crimes, Sports, Teaching and Learning, Baseball
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