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.
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