Hidden between the Business and Science buildings, the tiny SF State Greenhouse, used by the biology department for propagating plants and research, is slated to... [ ]
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Greenhouse seeks expansion
Hidden between the Business and Science buildings, the tiny SF State Greenhouse, used by the biology department for propagating plants and research, is slated to...
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Wednesday, Dec 19 2007 8:35 PM
Hidden between the Business and Science buildings, the tiny SF State Greenhouse, used by the biology department for propagating plants and research, is slated to... [ ]
Wednesday, Dec 19 2007 8:35 PM
Obsessive Compulsive Sneaker Disorder
After waiting close to five hours in the cold, Johnson finally hustles inside the store and purchases his size 9.5 kicks that haven’t been out on the market since 1998. Johnson, a 23-year-old graduate of the journalism program at SF State, is one of many growing aficionados that buy, sell, collect, fixate, display, and clean the sneakers they buy.
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Friday, Dec 14 2007 9:26 AM
After waiting close to five hours in the cold, Johnson finally hustles inside the store and purchases his size 9.5 kicks that haven’t been out on the market since 1998. Johnson, a 23-year-old graduate of the journalism program at SF State, is one of many growing aficionados that buy, sell, collect, fixate, display, and clean the sneakers they buy. [ ]
Friday, Dec 14 2007 9:26 AM
Sweet Success
The boom in the culinary industry the past few years is undeniable, thanks to a combination of the world’s expanding culture palate and the ever-popular Food Network. Within this trend is another long awaited one—women are breaking down walls and reclaiming their place in the culinary world.
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Tuesday, Nov 6 2007 12:20 PM
The boom in the culinary industry the past few years is undeniable, thanks to a combination of the world’s expanding culture palate and the ever-popular Food Network. Within this trend is another long awaited one—women are breaking down walls and reclaiming their place in the culinary world. [ ]
Tuesday, Nov 6 2007 12:20 PM
SF State alum is on the ball
Upon graduating in spring of 2004, SF State alum Keenan McMiller asked himself, “What’s next?” Three years after receiving his degree in sports psychology, the 27-year-old is now coaching girls basketball and teaching algebra at Alameda’s Encinal High School, where...
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Thursday, Oct 18 2007 9:20 PM
Upon graduating in spring of 2004, SF State alum Keenan McMiller asked himself, “What’s next?” Three years after receiving his degree in sports psychology, the 27-year-old is now coaching girls basketball and teaching algebra at Alameda’s Encinal High School, where... [ ]
Thursday, Oct 18 2007 9:20 PM
Native Americans protest UC collection
Representatives from several Native American tribes led a protest on the UC Berkeley campus Friday, demanding the university return thousands of ancestral remains currently held in its anthropology museum.
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Saturday, Oct 6 2007 4:39 PM
Representatives from several Native American tribes led a protest on the UC Berkeley campus Friday, demanding the university return thousands of ancestral remains currently held in its anthropology museum.
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Saturday, Oct 6 2007 4:39 PM
GATOR OF THE WEEK: Professor evades danger to stalk fungi
On the night of the new moon, Dennis Desjardin and a crew of scientists and graduate students trekked through cobra and leech infested rainforests for miles. Once they finally stopped, they turned off their headlamps, plunging into total darkness. The...
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Wednesday, Oct 3 2007 7:35 PM
On the night of the new moon, Dennis Desjardin and a crew of scientists and graduate students trekked through cobra and leech infested rainforests for miles. Once they finally stopped, they turned off their headlamps, plunging into total darkness. The... [ ]
Wednesday, Oct 3 2007 7:35 PM
Customizing Culture
Sorting through the overflowing metal racks of clothing, there is an explosion of vibrant and rich color. Yellows, blues, greens, purples, and reds shout from the various African prints fashion designer Martha Amachree transforms into her modern gowns. The Nigerian-born...
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Monday, Sep 17 2007 12:35 AM
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Monday, Sep 17 2007 12:35 AM
SF indies rock Martinez
While most students were busy enjoying their last few days of summer freedom, Daniel Costa, an SF State music business major and rock band member was gearing up for a long day of rocking out at the first Bay Area...
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Wednesday, Aug 29 2007 10:14 PM
While most students were busy enjoying their last few days of summer freedom, Daniel Costa, an SF State music business major and rock band member was gearing up for a long day of rocking out at the first Bay Area... [ ]
Wednesday, Aug 29 2007 10:14 PM
When 'Octopush' Comes to Shove
Originally called "octopush" by the British, underwater hockey was invented in 1954 as a way to keep divers involved in their aqua club during the cold months. The 52-year-old sport is now played in
countries all over the globe and is still evolving and growing.
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Tuesday, Dec 5 2006 9:40 PM
Originally called "octopush" by the British, underwater hockey was invented in 1954 as a way to keep divers involved in their aqua club during the cold months. The 52-year-old sport is now played in
countries all over the globe and is still evolving and growing. [ ]
Tuesday, Dec 5 2006 9:40 PM
Design and Industry Turns Golden
The Design and Industry Department, DAI, kicked off the first of three events celebrating their 50th anniversary yesterday with their annual portfolio night. A three-hour event, portfolio night is an opportunity for DAI Alumni to share their professional portfolios showing current students the possible success that comes with a DAI degree.
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Thursday, Nov 9 2006 7:56 PM
The Design and Industry Department, DAI, kicked off the first of three events celebrating their 50th anniversary yesterday with their annual portfolio night. A three-hour event, portfolio night is an opportunity for DAI Alumni to share their professional portfolios showing current students the possible success that comes with a DAI degree. [ ]
Thursday, Nov 9 2006 7:56 PM
Lady Gators Lose in Exhibition
The Gators lost 91 to 61, but had at least three freshmen on the court at all times, and had five playing together at one point in the game.
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Thursday, Nov 2 2006 2:57 AM
The Gators lost 91 to 61, but had at least three freshmen on the court at all times, and had five playing together at one point in the game. [ ]
Thursday, Nov 2 2006 2:57 AM
Gators and Warriors Fight to Scoreless Tie
The Gators looked to carry their momentum home after a road trip capped by a victory at Seattles Championship Field on Oct. 11. The Gators defeated the Seattle University Redhawks, 1-0, who are currently ranked No. 15 in the nation.
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Monday, Oct 16 2006 12:13 AM
The Gators looked to carry their momentum home after a road trip capped by a victory at Seattles Championship Field on Oct. 11. The Gators defeated the Seattle University Redhawks, 1-0, who are currently ranked No. 15 in the nation. [ ]
Monday, Oct 16 2006 12:13 AM
Student Workers Getting Short-Changed
Students who choose to work on campus lose the benefit of earning a higher minimum wage rate due to an exemption from the citys Minimum Wage Ordinance. According to Richard Waller, the supervising compliance officer for the Office of Labor Standards Enforcement, because SF State is a state agency, the MWO does not apply to the college and therefore, they dont have to follow the state minimum wage laws.
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Thursday, Oct 12 2006 8:30 PM
Students who choose to work on campus lose the benefit of earning a higher minimum wage rate due to an exemption from the citys Minimum Wage Ordinance. According to Richard Waller, the supervising compliance officer for the Office of Labor Standards Enforcement, because SF State is a state agency, the MWO does not apply to the college and therefore, they dont have to follow the state minimum wage laws. [ ]
Thursday, Oct 12 2006 8:30 PM
Event Encourages Student Voters to Register
The California Faculty Association kicked off its annual student voter registration drive Monday, a nine-day event to get SF State students registered to vote for the Nov. 7 election.
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Thursday, Oct 5 2006 11:59 PM
The California Faculty Association kicked off its annual student voter registration drive Monday, a nine-day event to get SF State students registered to vote for the Nov. 7 election. [ ]
Thursday, Oct 5 2006 11:59 PM
Class Explores Upcoming Election
As twilight settled over SF State and the flow of people across campus slowed to a trickle, a medley of students seated themselves in the Humanities Auditorium Sept. 27.
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Friday, Sep 29 2006 10:58 PM
As twilight settled over SF State and the flow of people across campus slowed to a trickle, a medley of students seated themselves in the Humanities Auditorium Sept. 27. [ ]
Friday, Sep 29 2006 10:58 PM
SF State Weighs In On Skinny Models
Overly skinny models were banned from Madrids fashion week because they are thought to set an unrealistic image goal for young women. This controversial decision has caused a buzz both inside and outside the fashion industry. Students at SF...
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Monday, Sep 25 2006 3:05 PM
Overly skinny models were banned from Madrids fashion week because they are thought to set an unrealistic image goal for young women. This controversial decision has caused a buzz both inside and outside the fashion industry. Students at SF... [ ]
Monday, Sep 25 2006 3:05 PM
Student Food Options Alter Eating Habits
If eating fresh means eating at Subway or other SF State dining facilities that are open later than 7 p.m., then some on-campus residents would rather not eat at all. The City Eats Dining Center is the main eatery for the freshmen that live in Mary Park and Mary Ward halls. Some students said they don't finish class until the dining center's doors are closed and they skip dinner because their options are limited.
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Friday, Sep 22 2006 3:20 PM
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Friday, Sep 22 2006 3:20 PM
Campus Dishes Criticism on Spinach Talk
Within the last week 157 people in 23 different states have fallen victim to a strain of E. Coli bacteria found in certain bagged spinach, ultimately resulting in one death. Many supermarkets are recalling pre-packaged spinach and some restaurants are even refusing to use spinach in their dishes. Students at SF State share their stories of how the spinach scare has affected their daily lives.
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Wednesday, Sep 20 2006 8:15 PM
Within the last week 157 people in 23 different states have fallen victim to a strain of E. Coli bacteria found in certain bagged spinach, ultimately resulting in one death. Many supermarkets are recalling pre-packaged spinach and some restaurants are even refusing to use spinach in their dishes. Students at SF State share their stories of how the spinach scare has affected their daily lives. [ ]
Wednesday, Sep 20 2006 8:15 PM
Gators Remember the Hunter
SF State students reflect on Steve Irwin, the "Crocodile Hunter."
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Wednesday, Sep 13 2006 7:01 PM
SF State students reflect on Steve Irwin, the "Crocodile Hunter." [ ]
Wednesday, Sep 13 2006 7:01 PM
SF State Quad Going to the Dogs
Students are finding San Francisco State to be a very pet friendly campus. A sign posted in front of the school asks only that dogs be on a leash and under control at all times, yet at times, dogs can be seen playing freely on the grass in the quad.
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Friday, Sep 8 2006 11:15 AM
Students are finding San Francisco State to be a very pet friendly campus. A sign posted in front of the school asks only that dogs be on a leash and under control at all times, yet at times, dogs can be seen playing freely on the grass in the quad.
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Friday, Sep 8 2006 11:15 AM