The Cupertino Courier

May 9, 2001

Cupertino, California Since 1947


Sixth-grader heads for state competition Sam Galli takes first place at the Synopsis Silicon Valley Science and Technology Championship with his remote-controlled vehicle
Sam Galli, a sixth-grader at St. Joseph's school, rode his remote operated vehicle all the way to a blue ribbon at the country science fair. His exploration of the maneuverability of such devices so impressed the judges that they not only awarded him first prize in his division, but also gave him the opportunity to take his project to the statewide competition in Los Angeles later in May. More


News Results of nationwide survey are troubling Committee of 100 survey indicates that one in four people have negative attitudes towards Chinese-Americans. More	News Cupertino high school students get a wake-up call 'Sober Graduation' program shows students the consequences of drinking and driving. More	Gardening Springtime vegetable season begins Planting now will ensure a summer full of tasty garden treats. More



	Sam Galli, a St. Joseph's sixth-grader, is headed for the state science competition after winning first place in the county

	News Briefs Nationwide survey on attitudes about Chinese in the United States shows troubling results Cupertino high school students receive a sobering lesson about drinking and driving Cupertino kicks off Bike-to-Work Week at city hall Sheriff's Report

	Letters Carl Heintze: Free advice is sometimes costly

	Community Briefs Project aims to help city improve communication with residents Educational Endowment Foundation hosts its 15th annual golf fundraiser

	Spring planting yields summer vegetables

	Seniors may find that losing their ability to drive takes an emotional toll

	Sports Briefs Matadors blast Cats in CCS tennis play Douglas, Battle toss Matadors to big win

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