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Creativity Explored Developmentally disabled artist Vincent Jackson has been creating art in a unique Bay Area studio for over 20 years. He is one of the premier artist at Creativity Explored that became one of the first members to help organize, "...
[ Story by Mark Howell ]
Monday, May 8 2006 6:43 PM

Threads of Time Driven by his affinity for research, BECA student Jeffrey Jenkins finds a way to travel back in time to get a more accurate portrayal of history.
[ Story by Phil De La Cruz ]
Thursday, Apr 27 2006 12:44 PM

Japantown: A community struggling for its culture For 100 years, Japantown has cultivated San Francisco with its rich heritage, but now, the community is threatend by new property owners who residents believe will erase their culture.
[ Story by Mark Howell and Belinda Wong ]
Monday, Apr 17 2006 5:09 PM

Cultural Immigration On the surface of the SOMA, or South of Market, everlasting low-rises, flat roofed masonry buildings and oversized industrial landscape can be seen. However, within every alley corner is talent and livelihood.
[ Story by Josh Paul, Veronica Weber, Amy Siemers, Brian Frank, Julia Robinson, Colleen Kirtz ]
Wednesday, Mar 22 2006 5:45 PM

Third Anniversary of Iraq War Sparks March Bringing out an array of activists, a crowd of 25,000 gathered for a march to oppose the Iraq War. The demonstration began with a rally at Civic Center and proceeded along the Tenderloin, South of Market and back to Civic Center, on March 18, 2006. The event was of many, throughout U.S. cities and the world, symbolizing the third anniversary of the Iraq war.
[ Story by Marcelina Blea and Veronica Weber ]
Tuesday, Mar 21 2006 5:49 PM

Hey Mr. DJ! For most students, it goes college, then career. But for Allan Perez, who has already found his calling, everyday is an opportunity to perfect his craft as he turns a love for music into a promising career.
[ Story by Belinda Wong ]
Monday, Feb 27 2006 7:00 PM

Western Addition: A Cultural Crossroads The Western Addition is a neighborhood where Asian, and African American, cultures blend into each other to create a myriad of colors, smells and tastes unique to the melting pot that is San Francisco.
[ Story by Veronica Weber, Amy Siemers ]
Thursday, Feb 16 2006 12:58 PM

Wind Chimes to Help the Blind Take the headphones off, turn your cell phone to silent, and listen to the new sound on campus: wind chimes. They are part of a pilot project started in early last December to help visually impaired students get oriented by following audible cues.
[ Story by Laura LoForti ]
Monday, Feb 13 2006 12:50 PM

Students React to Professor's Arrest SF State Students share their thoughts about Assistant Professor Antwi Akom being arrested and later charged with resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer.
[ Story by Jennifer Blevins ]
Monday, Oct 31 2005 7:00 PM

New Minors Await Approval for Science and Engineering Majors The Academic Senate at SF State approved four new minors to offer science and engineering majors new educational options and opportunities.
[ Story by Stephani Chapman ]
Thursday, Oct 13 2005 7:50 PM

More Americans Coming Out as Trasngenders In the late 1970s, Virginia Prince (a male-bodied person who wanted to live as a woman, without the use of hormones or surgery) created the term transgender to refer to those individuals who wanted to spend at least part of their time in the gender role opposite to that which they were assigned at birth.
[ Story by RaniaTikoo ]
Wednesday, Oct 12 2005 7:13 PM

Protesters Gather to Voice Anger Over War in Iraq Hundreds of people gathered at Mission and 16th on Saturday to show their disgust with the war in Iraq.
[ Story by Brian Babcock ]
Tuesday, Sep 27 2005 9:01 PM

Protesters Gather to Voice Anger Over War in Iraq Hundreds of people gathered at Mission and 16th on Saturday to show their disgust with the war in Iraq.
[ Story by Brian Babcock ]
Sunday, Sep 25 2005 11:45 AM

Broadening Horizens in Health Care An expanded program at SF State aims to train the next generation of nurses to address the widely varying needs of patients from different ethnic groups.
[ Story by Erica Espinoza ]
Thursday, Sep 22 2005 6:52 PM

Concert Held to Aid Huricane Victims The BSU threw a concert/clothing drive/fundraiser in Malcolm X plaza today for people displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
[ Story by Kristi Dyes ]
Monday, Sep 19 2005 7:24 PM

Concert Held to Aid Huricane Victims The BSU threw a concert/clothing drive/fundraiser in Malcolm X plaza today for people displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
[ Story by Kristi Dyes ]
Monday, Sep 19 2005 7:24 PM

Broadcasting Beginner Gives Voice to Teens Dennis Penate’s path to success might have been different if Youth Radio’s scout never showed up at his high school. With a chance to learn about becoming a radio host, he decided to get involved with them.
[ Story by Kristine Salamanca ]
Thursday, Sep 15 2005 7:37 PM

New 19th Avenue Fines Vetoed Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger vetoed a bill Sept. 7 which would have doubled fines for traffic violations along 19th Avenue.
[ Story by William Roller ]
Monday, Sep 12 2005 5:57 PM

Nursing Program to Receive Grant to Fund New Program Thanks to the Department of Health and Human Services the SF State nursing program will be receiving a grant for $330, 364 to fund a program called, Diversifying Leadership in Nursing.
[ Story by Erica Espinoza ]
Monday, Sep 12 2005 1:50 PM

MadCat: Not Just Films for Females Dedicated to inventive films that are chosen based on thematic creativity, the MadCat Women’s International Film Festival is being held in San Francisco at the club El Rio from September 13-27.
[ Story by Stephanie Farebrother ]
Thursday, Sep 8 2005 8:35 PM

Decadence Hits the Runway Shadi Mirzai, 23, who earned her Bachelor's degree in Apparel Design and Manufacturing at SF State in 2005, showed designs from her own label, Shadi Clothing, at the recent San Francisco Fashion Week.
[ Story by Alex Szoenyi ]
Thursday, Aug 25 2005 10:13 PM

SF State student wins $5,000 Udall Scholorship The Morris K. Udall Foundation awarded a $5000 scholarship to SF State environmental studies major Charlotte Ely, the first recipient of the award in school history.
[ Story by William Roller ]
Thursday, Aug 25 2005 9:46 PM

High Hopes for Women's Soccer With a renewed focus on winning and an exciting group of junior transfers, the SF State Gators begin their quest to return to the playoffs against the #6 ranked Seattle University Redhawks Monday, August 29 at 2pm at Cox Stadium
[ Story by Brad Wall ]
Wednesday, Aug 24 2005 1:46 PM

Students Find Towers Not in Tip-Top Condition Lack of hot water, broken fixtures, below-par bathtubs. These are just a few of the problems that residents in the towers are complaining about.
[ Story by Julie Richardson ]
Thursday, Sep 16 2004 11:47 PM

Police Seek Info on Flasher Police said this week that a man suspected of exposing himself to more than 25 women in the past year, including several SF State...
[ Story by Misha Rosiak ]
Thursday, Sep 16 2004 8:59 PM

SF State Student Wins Tournament It was the final round of the Junior National Billiard Congress of America tournament, and despite her shaking hands Eleanor Callado was able to come from behind to take home the title.
[ Story by Melissa Josue ]
Tuesday, Sep 7 2004 3:33 PM