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Archives for December 2012

The Meaning Behind the Christmas Tree

December 7, 2012 by DWIGHT KRIZMAN

Prior to the Volkswagen Bug, Frankfurter, Werner Klemperer and Beethoven, Germany bestowed upon mankind an icon of greater importance: The modern … [Read more...]

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Buddhist Practitioners Ordained in S.Q.

December 7, 2012 by Salvador Solorio

Eleven inmates and two free persons have been ordained as Buddhist lay practitioners in San Quentin. The San Quentin Buddhadharma Sangha conducted the … [Read more...]

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Spending the Holiday Season in San Quentin

December 7, 2012 by Kris Himmelberger

Little touches of the Christmas spirit are scattered around San Quentin. Twinkling lights and other decorations adorn the Protestant Chapel, Education … [Read more...]

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Fallen War Heroes Honored on Veterans Day

December 7, 2012 by San Quentin News Staff

As a bell tolled, San Quentin prisoners joined with community members to honor combat and suicide victims of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The … [Read more...]

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Green Life Celebrates its First Graduation

December 7, 2012 by Boston Woodard

The earthly sound of a wood flute set the mood. The Green Life environmental program held its first graduation for 18 students and nine group … [Read more...]

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Study: Innocent Often Pressured into Plea Bargains

December 7, 2012 by Kevin Sawyer

Suspects who are falsely accused of committing crimes are often pressured into accepting plea bargains, according to a recent study. “It is unclear … [Read more...]

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Symposium Brings Awareness to Restorative Justice

December 7, 2012 by San Quentin News Staff

The healing power of dialogue was the theme for a symposium held recently at San Quentin’s Catholic Chapel. About 100 community members, and offenders … [Read more...]

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Congressional Attention Focuses on Cost of Prison Phone Calls

December 7, 2012 by San Quentin News Contributor

Two congressmen are urging the Federal Communications Commission to act quickly to curb “exorbitant” costs when prison inmates telephone relatives and … [Read more...]

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The Criminal Justice System in Peril from Potential Fiscal Cliff

December 7, 2012 by San Quentin News Staff

Funding for state and local criminal justice programs are in jeopardy if Congress and the president do not come up with an agreement to reduce the … [Read more...]

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Finding Redemption in Knowledge Behind Bars

December 7, 2012 by Salvador Solorio

While Michael Santos was waiting to be sentenced to a 45-year term for dealing drugs, he picked up a copy of Treasury of Philosophy and started … [Read more...]

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