Reading to 'Jumpstart' Education
SF State's Jumpstart program is trying to help break the record for the number of people reading the same book on the same day on Oct. 8. The event, Read for the Record, is part of an international campaign by...
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Nyman clan sustains its baseball legacy
Before this season, Nick Nyman didn’t know where he was going to play baseball, while his uncle, Gerard Nyman, didn’t know whether he was going to coach. Now both are in the middle of their first season as part of...
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Thursday, Apr 3 2008 2:10 PM
Before this season, Nick Nyman didn’t know where he was going to play baseball, while his uncle, Gerard Nyman, didn’t know whether he was going to coach. Now both are in the middle of their first season as part of... [ ]
Thursday, Apr 3 2008 2:10 PM
Baseball: Gators swept by the Wildcats
The SF State battled the No. 19-ranked team in the nation in Chico State over the weekend. But the Gators struggled on defense and were swept by the Wildcats in a four-game series.
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Monday, Mar 3 2008 1:46 PM
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Monday, Mar 3 2008 1:46 PM
An Edwardian Evening
A cocktail and a handshake led executive producer Justin Katz and a few friends to form the Edwardian Ball in honor of artist Edward Gorey. Seven celebrations later Katz seems to have struck a chord with his attendees who have made the ball a hit and a San Francisco tradition. This year's Edwardian Ball has had great success and shows promise for future events.
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Wednesday, Feb 21 2007 12:46 PM
A cocktail and a handshake led executive producer Justin Katz and a few friends to form the Edwardian Ball in honor of artist Edward Gorey. Seven celebrations later Katz seems to have struck a chord with his attendees who have made the ball a hit and a San Francisco tradition. This year's Edwardian Ball has had great success and shows promise for future events. [ ]
Wednesday, Feb 21 2007 12:46 PM
SF State Responds to Baker's Dozen Beatings
SF State students weigh in on the recent beating of 13 men from the Yale-based all-male choir group "The Baker's Dozen" while performing in San Francisco.
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Thursday, Jan 25 2007 2:50 PM
SF State students weigh in on the recent beating of 13 men from the Yale-based all-male choir group "The Baker's Dozen" while performing in San Francisco. [ ]
Thursday, Jan 25 2007 2:50 PM
Students Embrace Displays of Affection
Some SF State students are members of the Free Hugs Campaign, a recently popular international campaign aimed at the random act of kindness that is a free hug. The campaign was started in 2004 by an Australian man under the alias of Juan Mann. According to the Free Hugs Campaign Web page, Juan Mann returned home from London after his world was turned “upside down.”
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Tuesday, Nov 28 2006 2:53 PM
Some SF State students are members of the Free Hugs Campaign, a recently popular international campaign aimed at the random act of kindness that is a free hug. The campaign was started in 2004 by an Australian man under the alias of Juan Mann. According to the Free Hugs Campaign Web page, Juan Mann returned home from London after his world was turned “upside down.” [ ]
Tuesday, Nov 28 2006 2:53 PM
Alumna Breaks the Silence
SF State alumna, Stacey Wisnia, 32 has channeled her love of film into a full-fledged career.
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Saturday, Nov 25 2006 1:50 PM
SF State alumna, Stacey Wisnia, 32 has channeled her love of film into a full-fledged career. [ ]
Saturday, Nov 25 2006 1:50 PM
New Study Links Processed Meat To Cancer
New research published in the 2006 Journal of the National Cancer Institute found that the more processed meat people eat, the higher their risk of developing certain types of cancer, such as colon, stomach, gastric and rectal. While these studies...
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Saturday, Nov 18 2006 1:06 PM
New research published in the 2006 Journal of the National Cancer Institute found that the more processed meat people eat, the higher their risk of developing certain types of cancer, such as colon, stomach, gastric and rectal. While these studies... [ ]
Saturday, Nov 18 2006 1:06 PM
SF State Students share Japanese tradition
More than 30 SF State students took part in an authentic Japanese tea ceremony – a 400 hundred-year-old Japanese tradition – in Humanities room 117 this Friday. The tea ceremony was one of the last events held in celebration of the sixth annual International Education Week.
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Friday, Nov 17 2006 8:15 PM
More than 30 SF State students took part in an authentic Japanese tea ceremony – a 400 hundred-year-old Japanese tradition – in Humanities room 117 this Friday. The tea ceremony was one of the last events held in celebration of the sixth annual International Education Week. [ ]
Friday, Nov 17 2006 8:15 PM
Professor plans documentary workshop at 2008 Olympics
A select group of SF State students may have the rare opportunity of documenting the 2008 Olympics in Beijing if a new professor to SF...
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Tuesday, Nov 14 2006 12:05 AM
A select group of SF State students may have the rare opportunity of documenting the 2008 Olympics in Beijing if a new professor to SF... [ ]
Tuesday, Nov 14 2006 12:05 AM
Gators Sound Off on Rumsfeld's Resignation
SF State students react to the resignation of former U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld who stepped down from office on Wednesday.
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Thursday, Nov 9 2006 8:19 PM
SF State students react to the resignation of former U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld who stepped down from office on Wednesday.
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Thursday, Nov 9 2006 8:19 PM
Class Honors the Living and the Dead
SF State students honor the living and the dead in an African Haitian dance class. Thrusting their hips while moving to the beat of live drumming, they sweat it out in a dance called the "Banda," which honors Guede, the spirit that embodies fertility and death.
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Friday, Nov 3 2006 2:32 PM
SF State students honor the living and the dead in an African Haitian dance class. Thrusting their hips while moving to the beat of live drumming, they sweat it out in a dance called the "Banda," which honors Guede, the spirit that embodies fertility and death. [ ]
Friday, Nov 3 2006 2:32 PM
Cal State L.A. Eagles Swoop on Gators
The SF State men’s soccer team dropped a close game to the Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles, after roaring back from an early two-goal deficit.
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Saturday, Sep 30 2006 12:15 PM
The SF State men’s soccer team dropped a close game to the Cal State L.A. Golden Eagles, after roaring back from an early two-goal deficit. [ ]
Saturday, Sep 30 2006 12:15 PM
SF State Dorms Remain in Demand
When incoming freshmen weigh the pros and cons of living on campus versus living off campus, there’s much more that goes into the process than just comparing prices.
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Thursday, Sep 7 2006 5:56 PM
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Thursday, Sep 7 2006 5:56 PM
Thousands March in Protest of Immigration Bill
Thousands of people came from all over the Bay Area to protest HR 4437, Congress’ anti-immigration bill, demanding that Congress design an immigration policy respectful of human rights.
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Thursday, Apr 27 2006 12:36 PM
Thousands of people came from all over the Bay Area to protest HR 4437, Congress’ anti-immigration bill, demanding that Congress design an immigration policy respectful of human rights. [ ]
Thursday, Apr 27 2006 12:36 PM
San Francisco Remembers '06 Quake
Sirens wailed on Market Street as a horse-drawn fire truck made its way through a crowd of thousands at 5:12 AM on April 18, one hundred years after the “Big One” hit and sparked fires that left San Francisco in ruins.
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Tuesday, Apr 18 2006 11:18 PM
Sirens wailed on Market Street as a horse-drawn fire truck made its way through a crowd of thousands at 5:12 AM on April 18, one hundred years after the “Big One” hit and sparked fires that left San Francisco in ruins. [ ]
Tuesday, Apr 18 2006 11:18 PM
War with Words
The Swearing Festival, one of several events held at Edinburgh Castle Pub, celebrated the culture of cursing on February 18, 2006. During the evening scholars analyzed, and patrons embraced, expletive expression. The event’s organizer hoped that hearing and discussing profanity in all its different forms would instill the desire within the crowd to reflect on their own use of language and choices in daily communication.
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Monday, Feb 27 2006 8:46 PM
The Swearing Festival, one of several events held at Edinburgh Castle Pub, celebrated the culture of cursing on February 18, 2006. During the evening scholars analyzed, and patrons embraced, expletive expression. The event’s organizer hoped that hearing and discussing profanity in all its different forms would instill the desire within the crowd to reflect on their own use of language and choices in daily communication. [ ]
Monday, Feb 27 2006 8:46 PM