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Conductor enchants with music, stories He’s admired by many in the music world as an expert in wind instruments and has established himself as one of the finest conductors in both the United States and Australia. And last Thursday, assistant professor, wind ensemble director, clarinet...
[ Story by Tyler Lambson ]
Thursday, Oct 18 2007 10:28 PM

All Over the Map He begins his performance with his back to the audience. His blonde curls are pulled into a casual pony-tail. Tan pants splattered with red, yellow and green paint and a loose grey shirt are his costume. He begins to work...
[ Story by Valerie Lauriello ]
Monday, Sep 17 2007 8:11 AM

Sonic Experiments in the Mission Fans of unusual sounds and unconventional ways to make them had the opportunity to hear local and international experimental electronic music artists for five nights in a row last week at San Francisco’s Project Artaud Theatre. Local composers and innovators...
[ Story by Yevgeniy Sverdlik ]
Friday, Sep 14 2007 5:50 AM

NEIGHBORHOODS: The Villas Parkmerced Ambiance Walking through The Villas Parkmerced is a small escape from busy city life. The well-kept lawns and quiet sidewalks leave little room for blaring sirens or heavy traffic noise. The neighborhood in SF State’s backyard seems less inhabited by...
[ Story by Stephanie Rinker ]
Thursday, Sep 6 2007 2:44 PM

GATOR OF THE WEEK It's a new semester and graduate Philosophy student Ben Hamby, 29, is busy moving into the small, shared office granted to teaching associates. The New Hampshire native, dressed elegantly with sky-blue eyes hidden behind a pair of dark BluBlockers, is...
[ Story by Kyveli Diener ]
Wednesday, Aug 29 2007 10:29 PM

Girls Gone Mild “Girls Gone Wild” might be a reality of the behavior of many college women during spring break, according to a poll recently released.
[ Story by Paulette Bleam ]
Tuesday, Mar 28 2006 8:49 AM