Six youths, including five regional winners and a military winner, advance to the National Youth of the Year competition for a chance to earn an additional $25,000 scholarship, renewable up to $100,000 for four years. The National Youth of the Year represents all Boys & Girls Club youths. Three youths were also selected for the 2016 Face of the Future award. * Scarlett Fernanda Aramburu Alvarez, a 13-year-old eighth-grader at Bayside STEM Academy in San Mateo and a two-year Dore Clubhouse member, is active as a Torch Club leader and works exceptionally well with club members. Scarlett is headed to Mercy High School in Burlingame in the fall.
He recalled with an old featherweight’s lament, “I weighed 130 pounds at my ordination!”, As he moved around the diocese, from one high-poverty, immigrant church to another, Rubio followed his academic streak, too, A doctorate from the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley led to a teaching position at St, Patrick’s Seminary and University in Menlo Park, a graduate school for priests based in the West and Pacific Rim, The academic, religious life suited him just fine, Rubio happily joined the theology lecture circuit, speaking ballet shoe necklace, gold toe shoe necklace, ballerina necklace, gold ballet slipper necklace, silver ballet slipper, little gi on how Catholic interpretation of Scripture has moved over the past 80 years from a literal, fundamentalist view to a more historical reading..
Women’s Caucus for Art- Peninsula Chapter. “New Beginnings,” art exhibit in celebration of David J. Canepa’s induction as Mayor of Daly City. Through March 31. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays. Free. Third floor Atrium Gallery, Daly City City Hall, 333 90th St., Daly City. http://peninsulawca.blogspot.com. The San Mateo County History Museum. “Relocation: A Constitutional Mistake of Historic Proportions,” presentation by Steve Okamoto about the forced removal of Japanese from the Pacific Coast during World War II. 1 p.m. Feb. 15. San Mateo County History Museum, 2200 Broadway, Redwood City. Free with admission to the Museum: $5 for adults, $3 for students and seniors. www.historysmc.org or 650-299-0104.
“Cabaret”: Presented by Contra Costa Civic Theatre; Sept 22-Oct, 22; CCCT stage, El Cerrito; $15-$35; ccct.org, “Disney’s The ballet shoe necklace, gold toe shoe necklace, ballerina necklace, gold ballet slipper necklace, silver ballet slipper, little gi Little Mermaid”: Presented by Broadway San Jose; Sept, 26-Oct, 1; San Jose Center for the Performing Arts; $48-$153; broadwaysanjose.com, “Barbecue”: By Robert O’Hara, directed by Margo Hall, presented by San Francisco Playhouse; Sept, 26-Nov, 11; $20-$125; www.sfplayhouse.org, “The Song of the NightinGale”: By Min Kahng, presented by Town Hall Theatre Company; Sept, 28-Oct, 21; Town Hall Theatre, Lafayette; $18-$30; www.townhalltheatre.com..
Maybe, just maybe, Ron Howard and screenwriter Peter Morgan are perfect opposites: one a swinging playboy, the other a cold calculator. They have twice now collaborated on what you might call coin-flip films: movies about dueling, diametrically opposed forces. Their latest, the Formula One thriller “Rush,” is a lot like their “Frost/Nixon,” only on wheels. Chris Hemsworth plays the English bounder James Hunt, a dashing head of blond hair whose daring-do and high-class accent turn women into mush. Daniel Bruhl plays Niki Lauda, an analytical Austrian with pointy front teeth and a complete dearth of what you might call people skills.
