David Rubio will attend UC Davis to major in economics. The scholar athlete has played soccer at PHS for three years, is a Leadership student, Special Olympics soccer teammate/coach and an active participant in the Pitt Unify sports program. Gurjot Singh is in the Punjabi Pirate and Interact clubs. He has done community service for the Sikh Temple and the Contra Costa Library, is an Academic Achiever and received an award for webpage design. Gurjot will attend UC Merced to major in computer engineering.

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The fun-filled event will be held Saturday, January 28, at Pacifica’s Moose Lodge in Sharp Park. Performances will be split into two sessions. In the afternoon at 4 p.m., the PSD Jazz ensembles from Cabrillo, Vallemar, Ingrid B. Lacy and Ocean Shore Schools will play some great tunes. The Terra Nova High School Jazz Band members will join their younger counterparts and demonstrate how more experience and practice pays off. The cost for the afternoon show is $10 for 12 years and younger and $15 for 13 and up.

Taking the stage from opposite ends, Jay Z and Timberlake immediately kicked the show into high gear with a righteous “Holy Grail,” which hails from the rapper’s latest chart-topper, “Magna Carta & Holy Grail.” They built on that momentum as they continued through Justin’s “Rock Your Body” (from 2002’s “Justified”) and Jay’s “On to the Next One” (from 2009’s “The Blueprint 3”), Timberlake’s long layoff from touring to focus on his equally impressive movie career didn’t hamper dancer shoe necklace, girl ballet slipper jewelry, hand cut coin his performance, If anything, he was more sensational than before, combining good-as-ever dance moves with an even greater onstage charisma, increased maturity as a vocalist and a deeper songbook (thanks to this year’s “The 20/20 Experience”)..

In honor of the return of the “Phantom,” which will be lurking in the shadows of San Jose’s Center for the Performing Arts Sept. 15 through Oct. 2 to launch the Broadway San Jose season, here’s a roundup of fascinating “Phantom” facts. Check out this breakdown of “Phantom” by the numbers and remember to duck when that chandelier crashes. ‘The Phantom of the Opera’. Presented by Broadway San Jose. Through: Sept. 15-Oct. 2. Where: Center for the Performing Arts, 255 S. Almaden Blvd.,  San Jose.