Dean Bullock meets with ‘royalty’ during homecoming game

Dean Charles Bullock, of the College of Applied Sciences and Arts, got a chance to spend some time with San José State University’s Homecoming King Daniel Harris-Lucas, right, and Homecoming Queen Diana Busaka, center, at the game against the Wyoming Cowboys. Harris-Lucas and Busaka are reported to be the first African-American couple voted in as homecoming King and Queen in SJSU history. Harris-Lucas is a public relations major in the School of Journalism and Mass Communications while Busaka is a student in Occupational Therapy. For many fans, Saturday’s game started out with tailgating in the parking lots outside the stadium before they took seats in the stands. While the Spartans started off behind in the first half of the game, they picked up steam in the second half when they rallied to pull off a win in the last seven seconds of the game. They ended the game with a score of 51-44.

CASA students take homecoming crowns as first African-American couple selected

Two students enrolled in San José State University’s College of Applied Sciences and Arts programs were crowned as homecoming king and queen Thursday night. Daniel Harris-Lucas is a public relations student with the School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Diana Busaka is a student in Occupational Therapy.

The two were touted as being historic because it is the first time in the history of the school that an African-American couple has been selected as homecoming king and queen. The two are pictured in their royal garb in a report by NBC Bay Area news, along with an article about the historic crowning.

The article quotes SJSU journalism professor Dona Nichols as saying while there has been an African-American homecoming queen in the past, this is the first time a couple has been selected.

Read the full article below:

http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/SJSU-Names-1st-African-American-Homecoming-King-Queen-229282531.html