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Nicolas Academic Centers host inner city students at a Thanksgiving dinner

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For Immediate Release

Media Contact, Nicholas Academic Centers: Robert Magnuso, rgm@magnusonandcompany.com; 949-290-9382

Nicholas Academic Centers Celebrate Record Successes at Fourth Annual Thanksgiving Dinner For Inner-City Students

Henry T. Nicholas, III, Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido Praise the “NAC Model”

Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez Sends Her Support, Plans to Visit the Centers on Dec. 10

SANTA ANA, CA.—NOV. 20—The Nicholas Academic Centers (NACs) celebrated record student achievement last weekend at their fourth annual Thanksgiving Dinner event for more than 300 inner-city high school students and their families. Broadcom (NASDAQ:BRCM) Co-Founder and former CEO Henry T. Nicholas, III, Ph.D. and Santa Ana Mayor Miguel Pulido praised the “NAC Model”—a nurturing educational “family” that combines personal tutoring, cultural enrichment and social and family support for underserved high school students. Continue reading→

Broadcom founder Nicholas III and Judge Mandel get keys to the city

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Community: SANTA ANA HONORS BROADCOM FOUNDER HENRY T. NICHOLAS, III, PH.D. AND JUDGE JACK K. MANDEL WITH KEYS TO THE CITY

— Founders of Non-Profit Nicholas Academic Centers Recognized for Continued, Generous Contributions to Community —

SANTA ANA, Calif. (July 11, 2012) — In a special ceremony, The City of Santa Ana recently presented
Broadcom (NASDAQ:BRCM) Founder Henry T. Nicholas, III, Ph.D. and retired Judge Jack K. Mandel with Keys to the City to honor their outstanding dedication to the community through the Nicholas Academic Centers (NACs). The Keys are given at the discretion of the mayor and symbolize one of the highest honors. The last “key” to the city was presented to Renée Segerstrom more than a decade ago. Continue reading→