at chachos, sjsu students or anyone wearing sjsu apparel gets a ten percent discount. across from the mlk library is the 'farenheit lounge' located on third and san fernando... where the lunch deals are hot items. with a pre-fixe gourmet meal ranging from 8 to 12 dollars... you can buy one and get another pre-fixe meal for free! this special lasts until the end of april... so students get your fancy shoes on because at farenheit...youre getting a high-class meal for less. (michael hanz)- we've got kurabuta pork which is the best pork, were using the best salmon, were using the best beef, free range, grass fed beef and all organic ingredients so were trying to go for a very low price with the best possible ingredients." if you're ever looking for more places to eat around s-j-s-u...lee's blog ... dishcrawl-dot-com ... has a list of resaurants to choose from. good food and lots of it at the dining commons ... as vendors gave students a taste of items that could be on future menus. even sweeter ... 'the 20th annual d-c vendor fair' was completely free of charge ... and it

sjsu police and federal agents swept the building -- usingb bomb-sniffing dogs.ents searched the belongings of everyone who attended the speech. it was open to all students -- and some professors strongly urged their students to attend. (glynn falcon) i brought my class here today, they're the aviation safety and security class, and this is the topic they're on right now, homeland security, and how we can improve aviation safety, what would make it a little more convenient. some professors said the main topic she addressed was important all students. (tomas kolodziejak) cyber security relates to all the majors, whether you're civil engineering, or business, or even nursing you know, it affects you and we need some it literacy in that sense." the focus of secretary napolitano's visit was about cybersecurity. justin germono has that part of the story. ">>>secretary napolitano received a warm welcome from students, faculty and staff in the engineering building early monday. napolitano often speaks at various college campuses...but san jose state's geographic locatio

here at sjsu, garcia teaches physic's and helped develop the physic's in animation class.n people think of an art exhibit they usually dont think of a fully restored 1971 vw bus. but that's exactly what rolled up onto campus this week. athena sanchez has the story. ">>>s-j-s-u graduate student julia weber and her beloved mr. orange came to share their unique art and stories with students this week. the focus of this moving art exhibit ... are photos weber has taken of people and their v-w buses ... all around the country. weber sound byte: i've been photographing v-w buses for probably the last four years, together we try and capture the spirit of the v-w bus. weber began this project out of pure fascination for vintage buses and wanted to grasp the essence of what is to own a vehicle with so much character and history. h her custom printed photos are attached to the van like refrigerator magnets so the art can be displayed at all times. weber sound byte: i think that's the most fun out of the whole project is to actually get the word out there and to have that dialogue wi