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Fake Bake Fanatics “Unfortunately, these young women, and sometimes men, typically avoid confronting the possibility that they have a problem,” says Diamond. “Despite the fact that physicians have told them they are at high risk of developing skin cancer.”
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Wednesday, Nov 1 2006 11:17 AM

SF State Celebrates 40 Years of Study Abroad The Office of International Programs (OIP) held its 40th annual "End-of-the-Year International Education Ceremony and Reception" to honor SF State students who were selected to study abroad, and the international exchange students who have successfully completed their program at the university.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Monday, May 15 2006 12:39 PM

To Walk or Not to Walk Whether or not to participate in this year’s graduation ceremony is a question that many seniors have asked themselves this semester.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Thursday, May 11 2006 3:43 PM

International Adoption Brings Families Together Having children is something Linda Knight desperately wanted for herself and her husband. When she accepted that she was unable to conceive, she decided that her only option would be to adopt. International adoption allows for thousands of families to have children each year. According to the U.S. Bureau of Consular Affairs, most children who are internationally adopted come from China, with 7,906 children being adopted in 2005. Also in 2005, 4,639 children were adopted from Russia, 3,783 from Guatemala and1, 630 from South Korea.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Thursday, May 4 2006 8:44 PM

OSPLD Awards Honor Students and Faculty The Office of Student Programs and Leadership Development (OSPLD) held its first formal awards ceremony to recognize exceptional student organizations and leadership.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Saturday, Apr 29 2006 8:20 PM

Nation's First Bill to Protect College Newspapers If passed, the bill - AB 2581 - would prohibit censorship of student newspapers at any UC, CSU, or community college. 
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Tuesday, Apr 25 2006 11:37 AM

Missing out on free money Many SF State students are not applying for grants, even though there are 1.3 million scholarships available in the United States. Due to reasons related to laziness, lack of knowledge about the process and beliefs of discrimination, students hesitate to apply for the free money.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Thursday, Apr 20 2006 8:55 PM

Warning: Denial of Marriage can be Hazardous to Your Health Gilbert Herdt, an SF State professor and director of human sexuality studies, co-authored a study entitled “I do, but I can’t,” showing that denying gay and lesbian individuals the right to marry can cause them to suffer.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Thursday, Apr 13 2006 8:29 PM

Jack Adams is Remembered Jack Adams Hall is named after former Assistant Director of the Student Center who died of AIDS in late November of 1992 at the age of 47, leaving behind many fond memories to those who knew him.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Wednesday, Apr 12 2006 5:17 PM

Unavoidable Transportation Gripes As a main component of the city, public transportation allows the people of San Francisco to get from point A to B, but not without complications. Transportation and parking problems plague students and professors on campus and off.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Thursday, Mar 30 2006 4:57 PM

Mural to Represent and Teach Palestinian Culture The General Union of Palestinian Students is currently sponsoring what might be the first Palestinian mural at a United States university.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Thursday, Mar 16 2006 8:23 PM

'I missed class today, what did you say?' As the e-mail address has become a standard addition to contact information on syllabi, students use and misuse Internet correspondence.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Thursday, Mar 9 2006 8:41 PM

Employers Expect Increase in Hire and Pay of College Grads According to the National Association of Colleges and Employers, employers expect to hire more new college graduates this year than they have in the past. The NACE spring salary survey also said employers are paying more in starting salaries than they did in 2003-2004.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Thursday, Mar 2 2006 8:59 PM

The Many Faces of the Mission Alive with an atmosphere that emphasizes Mexican and Latin American culture, the Mission is a neighborhood that embraces heritage and the trendy scene adored by its hipsters.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Thursday, Feb 16 2006 7:53 PM

Books and a Server Tray Students have a hard time working and going to school, especially having to work a graveyard shift. According to The National Cancer Research, working graveyard shifts may actually shorten your lifespan.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Thursday, Feb 9 2006 7:54 PM

Holiday for the Broken-Hearted Find yourself single this Valentines Day? National Breakup Day might have had something to do with it.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Sunday, Feb 5 2006 2:13 AM

Socialists at SF State SF State's International Socialist Organization held its first meeting of the semester in which hot topics such as the war in Iraq, abortion and capitalism were discussed.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Friday, Feb 3 2006 11:16 AM

Socialists at SF State SF State's International Socialist Organization held its first meeting of the semester in which hot topics such as the war in Iraq, abortion and capitalism were discussed.
[ Story by Christy Ercolino ]
Friday, Feb 3 2006 12:31 AM