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East Bay professor and author’s books challenge rules of writing, learning (opens the original)
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Colson has drawn on more than 30 years of teaching experience, 11 of them as an English instructor at Diablo Valley College’s San Ramon campus, as well as his own struggles as a college student to write two books: “Writing = Thinking: Academic Writing for Different Minds” and “Watching = Thinking: Film and Literature” (released Aug. 10). His books grew out of questions Colson says he has considered throughout his teaching career: How can students become more confident and independent thinkers? H
San Jose nonprofit restores dignity one garment at a time (opens the original)
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When a survivor of sexual violence leaves a hospital after a forensic examination, the evidence collected may include the clothing they arrived in. For Lisa Blanchard, the question that followed – What do they wear home? – became the catalyst for a 15-year effort to restore dignity and remove practical barriers for victims becoming survivors. Blanchard grew up as an Army brat, born in Alaska and moving with her family to the Washington, D.C., area and later Hawaii. When her father retired from t
East Bay artist says inspiring others through works her greatest reward (opens the original)
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For Sue Clanton, every painting begins long before the brush touches paper. It starts with a conversation, a journey, a fleeting expression or a cultural tradition that she feels deserves to be remembered. The Discovery Bay watercolor artist has spent decades traveling the globe, documenting people, landscapes and traditions through her artwork. Along the way, she has developed a philosophy that guides her painting and her teaching: everyone can paint. “I think everyone can and should paint,” Cl
Student, 51, turned life around in prison, graduates East Bay college (opens the original)
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Benjamin Osborn never expected community college to become his turning point in a life marked by addiction, incarceration and years of uncertainty. At age 51 today, the honors graduate from Pittsburg’s Los Medanos College is a Cal State East Bay student, a mentor and an advocate who helped shape the Resilience, Inclusion and Self-Empowerment (RISE) program at Los Medanos, creating new opportunities for students who are currently or were formerly incarcerated. Osborn, who was born in Mount Shasta
Walnut Creek oral surgeons pick student for free wisdom teeth removal (opens the original)
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Now 17, Vivian has spent years navigating orthodontic treatment in anticipation of double jaw surgery, a procedure made more complicated by the need to first remove her wisdom teeth. Thanks to the annual Wisdom for Wisdom charitable program at Walnut Creek’s Muir Oral, Facial, & Dental Implant Surgery, one major financial hurdle has been lifted for Vivian and her family. The program, which provides complimentary wisdom teeth removal for a selected recipient each year (muiroralsurgery.com/w4w), i
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