Skyline College/North San Mateo
County Oral History Archives, Skyline College Library
Student project for LSCI 110 – Digital Oral
Research Project, Skyline
College
Life of Fernando Angeles aka Jim
Click on the links
below to hear audio segments from an April 2008 interview by Rhia
Angeles
with Jim Angeles, who worked hard to make a better life for his family
Jim when he was 25 years old.
Table of Contents:
1. Living in the Philippines with his family.
2. Reason why he moved to the United States and how Jim made it
happen.
4. Trip back home to the Philippines.
5. Differences Jim noticed between the USA and
PI
6. How competitive the job market is in
America
Segment 1
Living in the
Philippines with his family (3:30)
Jim tells us a story of how his life was in the
Jim with his mom, niece, and nephew in the park
Segment 2
Reason why Jim moved to the United States and how he made it
possible (2:95)
Jim describes how easy it was to move to the
Segment 3
Jim’s first day in America (1:37)
Jim goes over what his first thoughts of
Jim with his first car in America
Segment 4
Trip back home to the Philippines (1:50)
Reason why Jim had to go back home and if the trip was worth it.
Jim holding his kid at the airport on their way to America
Segment 5
Differences Jim noticed about the PI and USA (2:00)
Jim describes how hard it was for him to adapt
to a new environment.
Jim with his friends at a nearby Lake
Segment 6
How competitive the Job market is in America (1:25)
Jim explains what his first job was and why he
got it.
[Insert photo here]
Jim with his co-workers during a Christmas party
Segment 7
Life in America (3:11)
Jim goes over how life is in
One of Jim’s favorite hobbies
Me and My Dad
Image sources:
Title: URL: http://www.777project.com/images/N799AN_American_ZRH_7.jpg
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last revised: 6-2-08
by Eric Brenner, Skyline College, San Bruno, CA
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