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i did things for his schooling and groups but then when we wanted to go back to high school for sportswouldn't accept them here to go to an alternative school. i was so glad i was able to homeschool because it meant so much to me he turned out great. [laughter] he's an eagle scout but that big block why do we have to cater to the core curriculum i know that lbj decided he didn't want to have school buses for christians and catholics so he eliminated taking kids to christian schools i would like to turn that around to the core curriculum and how we do that. >> the school busting some take a great challenge to the supreme court these days. [laughter] i'm t serious. i think the core curriculum is how they consolidate the control. obviously. how do you navigate that? >> we don't. >> when you don't take the kings goal that some level homeschooling is not that. so testing at the high school level requires the core curriculum aspect that so theyfo try to box the parents in and it takes extra effort to do it on your own. that's why the next step is also as we talk about in the book, the sat ju

i did other things for his schooling and groups but then when the one to go back to high school for sportsstuff it wouldn't accept him like accreditation. he had to go to an alternative school and it was so, i'm so glad i was able to homeschool because it just meant so much to me and he, he turned out great, you know, he's an eagle scout and all that other stuff he did. so that was a big block for me. i said, why do we have to cater to this core curriculum still? and then one of the thing i wanted to mention. i noticed that i guess lbj, he decided he didn't want to a school buses for christians and catholics. answer even though we publicly pay, we pay all the taxes for kids getting to public schools, he unlimited taking kids to christian schools and at like to turn that around also and turned around the core curriculum thing, how we do that. >> the school bus thing sounds like like a great challenge to the supreme court these days. [laughing] i'm serious. i mean, i think the core curriculum is part of how they consolidate the control obviously. david, how do you navigate that core curricul

high school principal is being hailed as a student after apparently overdosing with fentanyl in his school office. "today in the bay" was there at the high school with the exclusive story. >> reporter: san jose police say this is not necessarily a local school crisis, but rather, a community crisis that just happens to trickle on to campuses. and luckily, more and more of those campuses are prepared. it happened on wednesday at overfelt high school. the student allegedly swallowed a pill laced with fentanyl and overdosed just after school ended. >> basically, you go into a position where you can ultimately die. >> reporter: but police say the principal's quick thinking likely kept this boy from a much different ending. he gave the student narcan, and when police arrived the student was on her way back and breathing. >> the school did a good job with medical personnel and curtailing a medical emergency. >> reporter: the principal said there was nothing about it. he credits his team. >> you know that same student is going to be struggling is a har to break. the people nationwide died from ov

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still had core curriculum that we had to do, i stopped going there and we did other things for his schooling and groups but when we wanted to go back to high school for sports and they would not accept him he had to go to an alternative school i was so glad i was able to homeschool because it meant so much wendy turned out great and he's an eagle scout and all the other stuff we did but that was a big block for me why do we had to cater to the core curriculum one other thing lbj he decided he did not want to have school buses for christians andis catholics so en though they publicly pay to get the kids to the public schools he eliminated taking kids to christian schools and i like to turn that around also in turnaround the core curriculum. >> the school buses is a great challenge to the supreme court these days, i'm serious the core curriculum is how they consolidate the control how you navigate that classical christian. >> they don't. >> when you don't take the kings gold at some level not that you were, you're right when the testing of high school level requires the core curriculum that sa

brown needed middle school students to participate. that is where he tapped his high school friend, lawrence berkeley national laboratory diversity leader kevin nichols, to help attract students to participate in the program. >> i have a pretty decent network. when i put it out there, we got a lot of students to participate. >> i find young people love science. they just don't know it yet. the joke is if you leave a kid with us for a week, we will send you home with a scientist. >> reporter: brian and kevin secured a grant to run the science and the city for two years. the grants money ran out in the third year. >> there aren't a lot of companies that really wants to invest in chemistry and physics and traditional engineering. we have to reshape the way we look at the future. >> reporter: eventually, he was able to secure funding from google, allowing the social engineering project to continue. the emphasis is on getting black and brown students, who would normally not get exposed to science, interested. the project sponsors caps at stanford and other locations.

today he's visiting a high school in the village over to he tells the students about his green school project that he developed for schools in rural areas there. intrigued as he talks about what individuals can do for the environment. many i hurrying this for the 1st time, but soon catch on. as if a condo quin, guinea sunday ackman, robinson aims to motivate and mobilize the students making the environment a firm part of school life. what did of grace point this, i think is all about it for us to establish a cons of us on clubs in school. we want them to be the agent of the, you know, the children are very passionate about issues. so we're one that understand his issues. yeah. want me to want to drive that message to the society. after the lessons the students had out to the soccer field for many that an added incentive to join the conservation club. it also strengthens the group dynamic. each club has its own sports team. robinson's organization provides the schools with shirts and equipment and organizers, small tournaments, multi, competing against environmental clubs at other scho

i know of one colleague who has been round his school and taken out all of the light bulbs that he doesn'tt putting their heating on until absolutely necessary. things like trips and visits and all the extra things that sometimes schools put on are not going to be happening this year. it comes as 13 education bodies have written an open letter to conservative mps urging them to put the issue at the forefront of their minds when choosing a new prime minister. they say current forecasts show a £2 billion black hole by 2024, a desperate situation that will severely impact the quality of education. steve chalke says energy costs for the 52 schools in his academy chain havejumped from £26,000 a year to just under 90,000. we are paying three times as much for our energy, even after government support, three times as much as we were this time last year. that means we are spending through our reserves so that the situation cannot continue forever. you cannot do that and survive. the department for education says it is increasing budgets this year and that all schools will benefit from the governme

his friend bog done. good guy need eliminated polish school superintendent. denise love, something or other assassinations followed. he craved more blood and impunity gave him more courage. by that time, parcels to the plant had become a fully fledged chickies. he'd worked his way up from cipher officer to commissioner in the information department of the ukrainian sr state political directorate. he learned about the mascot shoe k, which was involved in from a port sent from the western regions 1950. these are just a few pages from a multi volume dosier detailing atrocities committed by. oh, you and you, anita romance yuki average over a period of several decades. the m g. b had little doubt that he was in charge of all the local gangs. investigation of ukrainian nationalist leda shockey, which was code name. so both case but how had this huge organization been able to operate with impunity for so long to to plot of believe the obvious blunders of ukrainian communist party. first secretary, nikita khrushchev with a cause on that. and i show that you could log

. >> reporter: sasaki had a feeling the issue went well beyond his school, so he reached out to peoplecampuses across the world. his online survey suggested that 97% of academics felt japan's border controls we affecting eir current or future research. here's how. fewer students, fewer scholars, and even fewer programs altogether. a professor at a prestigious university told sasaki they are now recommending students avoid focusing solely on japan. some said the border restrictions are putting their whole department in danger. sasaki can't see a quick fix. >> i don't think it's something, okay, now japan's borders are open so peop can come back. i don't think that, you know, this works so easily. >> reporter: japanese education officials recognize the frustration. they say getting things back to how they were will take five years. yamamoto saori, nhk world, tokyo. >>> it's time now for a check on world weather with our meteorologist sayaka mori. heavy rain and flooding are hitting the southeastern parts of australia. meteorologist sayaka mori has a look at the situation. >> it's been an

schools clickbait at. superintendent doctor seth film and says his charter school can't at armed guards for one simple reason. >> well, we are tenants of the oakland unified school district and as such are facilities use agreement does not allow for us to have armed security on campus. >> well, back in u.s. d's board of education cut ties with this designated school police department. the current board members have the sole authority to make 8 changes to security going forward at the district. despite the setback, fillman says bay tech recently received a threat assessment report from an outside security consultant. all schools moving forward with recommendations to improve security there on campus. well, the escalation of violence in oakland is pushing some community groups to call for the resignation of council member president nikki fortunato bass kron four's terisa stasio tells us why they want her to step down. know plenty control. >> how many you might have thought about all you have attendant. and also how many big toe staff attended that you are way off fed up with ongoing violence in oakland, commun

his region, a singer of a national character. arisha is available, please. well, the venetian school, gave rise not only to his pride and joy, but also to a large number of sorrows, because they could not didn't want to accept. thanks to the academics of st. petersburg to put up with the fact that something new is emerging, quite unusual, unusual, going against the themes. what was taught at that time in the academy of young artists for the venetian school was not just a school. generally. they were loved ones. they were children and, uh, mokritskaya writes in her memoirs that they were not students. these were family members and did not meet their money. on them. he bought them paints . he fed them, he watered them. he took children from poor families, moreover, he even filed a petition. uh, to allow these nameless people to be given, for peasant children did not have surnames such as their first name, their last name. it's in permission. unfortunately, he did not receive his initials three times at different times and asked for a professorship, and he needed the position not so muc

attention away from the economy remains to be seen. guinea saunter has enjoyed some support, says lost his school, but as frustration with the like of progress in both the politics and the economy grows that support me soon turned to anger on the street. how many degrees al jazeera corner cri? ah! type a quick check of the headlines here on al jazeera, brazil's presidential contest is headed to a run off. former president lewis and asio lumen to silver, one the 1st round, but he didn't get the 50 percent. plus one boat needed to avoid a 2nd round, ill face incumbent jebel sanara on october 30th of our latin america. and it's elissia newman's in south palo with luna. the silvers supporters we got here on follies, sat anew. they're doing their best to put on a happy face. they've been fireworks. a lot of people here, but only less than 2000 people and come out to celebrate a short while ago. luna addressed the crowd as he had earlier from the hotel that had been his headquarters throughout this election. he has said and it was very interesting. he said, i tell those are on them. we'll may be sorry

today he's visiting a high school in the village of o 2. he tells the students about his green school project that he developed for schools in rural areas there. intrigued as he talks about what individuals can do for the environment. many i hearing this for the 1st time, but soon catch on. massey called out. okay. kenny, sunday, my robinson aims to motivate and mobilize the students making the environment a firm part of school life. what is the greatest point i think is all about is for us to establish a cons of a, some clubs is school. we want them to be a very passionate about issues. so we want to understand these issues. i want to be there, want to drive the message to the society. after the lesson, the students head out to the soccer field for many that's an added incentive to join the conservation club. it also strengthens the group dynamic. each club has its own sports team. robinson's organization provides the schools with shirts and equipment and organizers, small tournaments, mostly competing against environmental clubs at other schools. next is time for the en

when you me robinson was once happy just to reach a few local schools with his project. now is getting requests from schools in other regions to thanks to the financial help from germany. the project is deadly growing . i was hoping been able to help. scott just wanted to disclose our target. you still got a quote oh, it's good in the picture and i do. i will be done. in the next 5 years, we're gonna get these pockets. and ambitious goal. but the german, nigerian partnership is already very successful. the students of the green schools project have planted over $10000.00 trees so far and counting what's a terrific initiative? clean green energy. so gold, many countries are striving for another is getting rid of the trash diluted beaches, waterways and landscapes even wind is sources of yells, finding solutions can still be charlie did. here is this weeks doing your bids, but the sty from senegal. ah, just 20 minutes off the coast of jacka is the small island of gray. it's historical significance to the atlantic slave trade and it's beautifully maintained. buildings make i

actually grew up in san francisco and remembers being in in awe of the team as the jets whizzed by his school >> we would be in class, and on thursday and friday, the jets wd be whizzing past the windows. it believe this is a job. some of my lines take me over the area i area i grew up in and point me for my high school. we are goino be upside down over the bay and being able to see the city below below in the golden gate bridge. bridge. that was the backdrop of of this team when i was a kid. >> the lieutenant is a st. ignatius grad. he says the lesson here is to never lose track of your dreams because anything is possible. our very n pilot and meteorologist jessica burch, getting into the spirit of the air show. she is taking k of a t 33 jet, inviting you to join a virtual reality 3-d experience. keep an eye on our website and social channels to fly with jessica in virtually experience her aviation thrill . her aviation thrill ride. > >> onto a collaboration betweenn states to fight climate change. today, leaders of california, oregon, washington, as well as british columbia came together to

covid, during covid, he was floundering and then covid ended and he didn't get anything out of his school. so she started bringing together other parents, telling them, look, we can help. this is critically important for lifetime of our education, of our it's really important to their future. so she got a group of parents together. they found a disenchanted third grade teacher at the school and they convinced izzy and they convinced him to be able they convinced the administration to allow to change the whole pattern of the education. in the fourth grade. so he called his fourth graders. so i cut researchers so that they can be investigated so they would learn how to construct the table. but then you have to measure and you have to sort get things right. so they started getting involved in education and in their education made it more fun. and of course you can imagine, but it was successful. but that is something that really is important for parents to understand. you are in much better position to decide where and how your child to be educated than government. it's not every child to be

. >> when "tooning out the news" returns, james smartwood miraculously avoids getting his school crushed by the nypd and conducts an exclusive interview with mayor eric adams. you know, i hope mayor adams cleans up the street so i don't have to see crime on my way to commit white collar crimes. >> i saw someone give a homeless man a bottle of water today and i was so upset, i forgot my goddamn name. >> tooning out the news the podcast is available thursdays on your platform of choice. >>> glade bathroom plug-in. attempt to make right what you have done here. >>> tonight, i sit down with democratic rising star and new york city mayor eric adams to discuss whether he has what it takes to succeed joe biden as the mega botox 30 stapled face of the democratic party. it's time for some big news. ♪ good evening. i am news anchor speeding in a luxury factmobile down headline highway before plunging off journalist point and blowing up in a ball of stories in scoops canyon james smartwood. tonight, when republicans are not dismissing president trump's crimes as the youthful indiscretions of a wayw

he has escaped his schooling for now.t to make it clear that conor benn is not suspended. we feel he has not been given due process like many others in this situation before him. i also want to clear up so many different reports from journalists and outlets that we have seen today about as being in the high court this afternoon, us considering other commissions. this is just not true. we took our time and we made a decision that we felt was in the best interests of the parties involved. british superbike rider chrissy rouse has died as a result of significant head injuries from a crash at donington park last sunday. the 26—year—old from newcastle crashed on the opening lap of the race and was then struck by another rider. despite emergency surgery in hospital, he died this afternoon. rugby union's financially stricken worcester warriors will be relegated from the premiership at the end of the season. players and staff had their contracts terminated yesterday. their suspension has been confirmed till the end of the campaig

across africa. python's, i'll said prime minister in wrong car, our estimates is at $10000.00 of his schools have begun to march to the national capital demanding new elections, cause the lows that his out the earlier this year was a us, or who freighted coo as he drums up private support to return to power. alongside thousands of his supporters, he began a journey from the eastern city of la horton, friday to the capital, islamabad. they planned together more follows during the 400 kilometer routes and then conduct a cit him through church until new elections are hurled. go and officials say they are prepared and have placed 30000 officers on standby to block them. this the government must be run by the elected leader of the people. this has been proven in the last 2 elections, both national and provincial inter love. you continue with him? definitely. yes, we were dan via come come lar, all the way and we'll join tomorrow as well. in check in reading to salma. i must say weiss of the saw voice of the heart of people. he's honest, he speaks what we believe that should be there. could they a

it's just an interesting he was an atheist and he was really taken aback by a the death of one of his school chums um markham the name that comes to mind. i'm not sure, but markham died of tuberculosis. turing for the rest of his life really didn't. god, the reason i bring this up is because truth always survives initial intentions. so alan turing's initial intention was to prove that human beings able to be simulated by, um, by computers in fact, there was the assumption, this is the assumption that people that claim such things, this is that we are neat computers. and the irony is, is turing's work eventually with the idea of non computable and subsequent developments contrib he did to the truth that we are non computable. so even though his initial premise was to show that everybody computable and we are computers made out of meat that no guess is work. the truth has come out. no, we are not computable. there are certain things that we do the computers will never do. you use the phrase non computable elegance, non computable elegance. okay, well there's there's so much fascinating. we beg

the school he worked at put him on leave in 2016 for praying on the field after football games. hiss. supreme court. in a 6-3 decision the justices decided in kennedy's favor saying the school violated his right to exercise his religion. court documents show the school will reinstate coach kennedy early next year and the coach joined the "focus" on the very day of his u.s. supreme court victory. remember this moment? >> any public employee i think about the teachers, i think about the janitors, lunch people. everybody that works in the school district, that's a lot of people in this country. and everybody was keeping their eye on all this to see what the rights are going to be. are they going to be taken away? it just shows that hey, it doesn't matter what your faith is. it just proves this is america and the first amendment applies and nobody should have to worry about now especially have to worry about just because you want to thank god you can do it now and it's just an awesome thing for everybody. >> harris: how about that? john schneider, actor, filmmaker and musician great to

peter great as a psychology professor at boston college and un-schooling advocate who wrote the forward to my book he and his colleagues discovered most did spend time during high school years taking community college classes, often getting an associates degree at the same age that their peers would beginning high school dipa and in being able to enroll in a four-year university transferring those credits and save quite a bit of money. it's also really practical approach particularly now with skyrocketing tuition rates at universities. >> host: it seems the homeschool and the unschooled movement have grown exponentially in the last 20 years. is that saying something about public education? >> guest: homeschooling has grown tremendously over the past couple of decades. you're right, the first years the u.s. department of education began tracking homeschoolers with 1998 1998 at the timey counted 850,000. that number poured to about 2 million just under 2 million in 2016, and then over the past year of the school shutdowns since the pandemic began in march 2020 we have seen a tripling of homeschooling rate from

his school dar, this school day iraq on with on zillow, will like around 11, the buildings formed a semi circle. there was a fence and the entrance gate was over. they're gonna get lucky. the buildings formed a you shape with trees planted round it. you, the school yard was over there with the classrooms positioned around it, islam, santa washer garcia of the 14 classrooms. only 2 are still in use. the succession of disasters has destroyed schools and businesses and also farmland, causing the poverty rate to saw families finding it increasingly difficult to feed and raise their children due to the financial burden. this has led to girls being married off at a very young age, while their husbands are even paid for taking them between 501000 euros. an existing social is to you, exacerbated by global warming, devils, fish, and mid a number of the pupils in this class of 9th graders are already married. jasmine has just turned 15, not a bit that version of course either the school phase and my parents low income or death. yeah. go. yeah, that's what i found a husband for me, but he never did

school to go, without me too. kiss so far swears. if you call, i feel sorry for hisuperiors, because a sincere confession in your position greatly mitigates the charges. enough. i'm tired of hanging out with you. so, what? well, soon. and you can still have a leaf for a miracle , then at least for so long i planned an action for this, i entered a restaurant on fake recommendations. as i said, i warned journalists on the air two days in advance. there is some mistake here. i never have animals. so i wrote to you. here here i prepared a capsule of pig's blood, put it in a steak. this is my technology. i invented it myself, when carbon dioxide is injected into the capsule. there is excess pressure. so, in short, in general, when the jealous fell, i thought he died due to a heart attack. you see, it was as if he died because of me, and i got scared and ran away. but let's assume. and what are you even jealous of this clung to? he's some kind of hardcore environmental violator, among other things in the stands made a fortune in the fur trade and for him on a lot of innoce

about 30 people cops say he killed two people and hurt seven others when he opened fire on his former high school monday. the gunman also died in the shooting the gun he used, an ar-15 style rifle. his mom told police the family had previously received care just nine days before the deadly shooting police say his mom found the gun inside their home. officers determined he was legally allowed to have it so the family had somebody they know hold onto it. somehow police say the gunman got it back. days later, took it to central visual and performing arts high school and killed two people 15-year-old alexandria bell and 61-year-old teacher jean kutchka. >>> it's the final stretch to the mid-terms and candidates overwhelming the air waves with ads. we'll break down the issues each side is focusing on and the topics they're avoiding. >>> plus, want to retire in style? the amount of money some people the amount of money some people say needs to b hi. i'm shannon storms bador. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're s

the oakland unified school district has 7 directors elected to his school board. every 4 years as it currently stands. only u.s. citizens are allowed to vote in oakland school board directors. well, those supporting measure s argue every pair of a student should have a say in who runs the schools. opponents of the measure say it would be illegal to allowing non-citizens to vote. measure asked requires an affirmative majority to pass. so what that means is the measure only passes of more than 50% of the votes yes. well, a newly released audit by investigators who were hired by the state says pg and e continues to deal with aging equipment damaged power poles and hazardous trees. the investigators are hired to check on pg e's progress in preventing another wildfire. well, the report also says progress on wildfires. safety is being restricted by the global supply chain crisis, which is making it harder to replace infrastructure. in a statement pg and e said it's working to address the issues in the report and is committed to making additional progress and improvements

him he has a right to defend himself, but told him not to have these incidents happen right near his school parents want everyone on that lock gone change change. our kids came learn and be great if they're not in a safe environment. we reached out to the city of vallejo and they told us they have multiple staff members monitoring situation parents say they started noticing more and more people showing up at the lot and living in trailers. they say that is concerning because they don't know who is living there. we don't even know who these people are. we don't know if there's registered sex offenders. we don't know if they're making drugs. we don't know anything that's going on in there in response to that. bailey says he wanted to help some friends who are homeless enforce the rvs, you know homeless is popping up everywhere and it's like the issue that's on couch. it's a bunch of that. you mean popping up all over the city. so what we was trying to do was just trying to curve that, you know, help a few friends out. there's nothing permanent just temporary the parents. we spoke with say the

at least a dozen mitchells, his school clinic and residential buildings. there also fresh strikes in live eve in the west an earlier wave of rush and strikes killed more than a dozen people. ukraine says the attack show moscow's desperation following setbacks on the battlefield. the head of nato says, vladimir putin must end the war by withdrawing russian forces from ukraine. installed him berg also warns air attacks on civilians show moscow is running out of alternatives. ah, i am pablo phony alliance. welcome to the program. security services are reporting more russian strikes on ukraine just a day after a wave of cruise missile attacks. a dozen rockets have slammed in 2 public buildings in the southern city of z apparition. the explosion set off a large fire and held at least one person. leaders of the group of 7 countries are holding video talks on stepping support for ukraine up, including rebuilding infrastructure. people in the capital. keith have already made a start just hours after the missiles struck, ukrainians got to work, cleaning up, determi

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there, everything sverdlovsk started here like the pipes of the ural factories, his school diary rogatka an insinuating voice from the past. he talks about himself. you will inflate chickens into iron ones and wait for people to go, it smells like the people grodnost pleasure will shy away from you. well, i played with the hooligans in the card in the basement. well, he was a bully. well, then in his works, too, you can say frankly a hooligan. whether it’s the bluffs of which he himself called a comic book, and the gangster nineties or not everyone understands the film castle, where absurdity rules the show in this film universe of alexei balabanov, the viewer seems to be traveling from one of his films to another here, for example, you can take a train from his tape. by the way, trofim balabanov shot her in just 10 days or he will see, the same tram from perhaps the most famous movie of the nineties, brother. this tram, like the crypt at the cemetery where the german hoffmann brought danila bagrova, will later become symbols of balabanov's cinema and even bought at a flea market for 35

ukrainian choir and wrote his er-er this english-language text and why because the children from his schoolhe was the conductor of the school choir at the time forum in new york, they would not be able to sing in ukrainian, so he wrote the english text, that's actually how it appeared in 1936, but in this score , which was published by the new york publishing house fisher in november 1936, i emphasize that he noted that the ukrainian christmas carol music mykola leontovich, but unfortunately, during the following years and decades of performance of this work in america, they often wrote that it was a russian folk carol, even the day before yesterday at the event i demonstrated such a whole the record performed by the robert shaw choir is 1946 , one of the extremely popular american huys, who released a christmas album so golden that it sold in a very large volume, so it was not written that kerylo zibrovs - this is a russian folk carol by the composer mykola leontovich , about whom we could not to find any information , that is, there were really big problems of our song with the fact that

why didn’t velma want to refresh the navies, and there it was one at his school in the soviet union ,re, apart from the fact that journalists were straightened, there was also a naval department of the military-political. as i understand it, i conducted a military internship in the navy, a commemorative naval internship called the ship to find it was a military university suggests army order combat training. ah, command orders. but what about the freedom of creativity, the flight of thought? how did it all fit together? well, admit it. this is a witch of a warehouse, but her watch was combined on the ear, not sabists for me, but in the oohla it was stinging fish and being a creative person, because this is your future profession at once with him. well, there is a guilty phenomenon about porado discipline. as you said, so these are the internal processes that have been folded. and i want to say that our school wilmeshmar or chatter of writers left e after graduation and on my course. many for literature are scattered in russian literature and formerly more terrible than the union of pe

the school's website says he was a 2 time league mvp for his high school in panama city, california. in a statement san jose state head football coach brent brennan says, quote, we lost an amazing young man tragically this morning, camden had a bright future ahead of him. and everyone in this community that have the opportunity to spend time with him knew that camden will always be in our hearts and he will be profoundly missed. university president steve perez also released a statement saying, quote, the loss of our student is heartbreaking and devastating for our san jose state community. we grieve for camden, his family, friends, teammates and the spartan family. the university says it is making counselors available to students to help them through this difficult time. the football team scheduled road game at new mexico state saturday has been postponed due to the spartans loss. meanwhile, the chp says the students and the bus ranging from 14 to 17 years old were not injured. they were escorted onto another bus to leave the scene. investigators say it appears neither drugs or alco