Anas Mustafa

In the “Fresh Air” with Terry Gross, Stephen Colbert is interviewed about why he ended his show “The Colbert Report” and his fear of not being able to avoid his political persona. This Interview was Aired on December 30, 2016.  Gross had plenty of information on Colbert from previously talking to him about his show and episodes of “The Colbert Report” and his current show “Late Night.” “Last month we talked about why he ended ‘The Colbert Report’ two years ago and we also discussed what it’s been like to create his version of ‘the late show’ and discover who he is on stage out of persona and do political comedy out of persona,” said Gross. Gross focused a lot on asking Colbert the reason why he decided to put an end to his previous show “The Colbert Report.”   She didn’t really care about his emotions and what Colbert actually felt about leaving his political persona behind. Her questions were mostly focused on how “The Colbert Report” effected the public....

To the Editor: Re “Toys ‘R’ Us” I am sad to see Toys ‘R’ Us will be shutting across all the United States, especially since it was the iconic toy retailer.   Kids all across the States who loved going there specifically for the variety of toys will be devastated when they find out its closing down for good.    It is unfair that they didn’t get accepted when they filed for bankruptcy to reinvest in their stores in order to keep them open for all their loyal customers who love coming to their dreamland toy store.   It is sad they weren’t able to have the chance to keep their stores open for all the children who got excited to go there for the different types of toys and games.   It’s hard making a child who likes to buy their toys from their favorite store to get attached to another toy store. Name: Anas Mustafa Address: 2664 pixanne ct, San Jose, CA 95148 Phone: (408)603-0799

San Jose State University women’s water polo team will be competing in the LMU Invitational this weekend in Los Angeles, CA. They will face five nationally ranked teams. The Spartans will start the tournament by facing Fresno Pacific for the first time this Friday at 8:00 a.m. at Loyola Marymount in Los Angeles. On March 17, 2018 at Loyola Marymount No.21 Spartans (5-11) will be going against No. 23 Marist (11-10) and No.9 Michigan (14-0) who they’ve lost against at the Stanford Invitational on Feb. 4, 2018. The Spartans had a tough competition at the Harvard Invitational where they lost two games. It was a very close match between the Tigers and the Spartans, but No.22 Princeton took the lead during over time resulting in the final score of 8-6. San Jose State returns to action on Friday, April 13 where they will play Arizona State at 5:00 p.m. in Saratoga, CA. Players to watch this season is Freshmen Lili Uravari, positioned as a driver remains the only San J...