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Tainted trash trouble In the rush between classes, students find themselves standing in front of three bins, each a different color, serving a different purpose, to toss their food and other forms of waste into. Among all the confusion and numerous items on...
[ Story by Chantal Jolagh ]
Thursday, Oct 8 2009 11:35 AM

All In the 'Family' Again Three years after the Fox network unceremoniously cancelled “Family Guy,” the outrageously funny animated sitcom that pushed the bounds of good taste, the show will return with the first of some 35 new episodes on May 1.
[ Story by Daniel M. Jimenez ]
Thursday, Apr 28 2005 2:53 PM

Gambling, Corruption Diluting College Sports I’m an illegal gambler. That’s right, I’m a reckless lawbreaker, and a pretty dumb one to boot.
[ Story by Daniel Jimenez ]
Wednesday, Apr 20 2005 8:31 PM

Students Shouldn't Pay Taxpayer's Tab Athletics programs also provide a service to the campus. They emphasize the importance of physical fitness, serve as a conduit for school spirit and provide scholarship money for deserving students. Ask yourself, if the college asked students to pay $60 a semester just to continue funding the journalism program, would you vote for it?
[ Story by Daniel M. Jimenez ]
Monday, Feb 28 2005 11:27 PM

Dept. Chairman says Photojournalist's Arrest was "mishandled" Photojournalism major Omar Vega said last week he was exercising his First Amendment rights when he took photographs of an alleged burglary that has resulted in his arrest and eviction from the dorms and could get him expelled.
[ Story by Lemery Reyes ]
Thursday, Feb 17 2005 12:46 PM

Journalism Dept. Says Case "Mishandled" The chair of SF State’s journalism department held a press conference on campus this afternoon defending the First Amendment rights of a photojournalism student arrested for photographing an alleged burglary.
[ Story by Lemery Reyes & Richard McKeethen ]
Friday, Feb 11 2005 4:00 PM

Talking to Kids About Disasters In the aftermath of the Indian Ocean tsunami, images of the giant wave wreaking havoc on coastal regions and talk of the overwhelming death toll – some 160,000 and still rising – were in near-constant rotation on television news.
[ Story by Daniel M. Jimenez ]
Tuesday, Feb 8 2005 1:52 PM

SF State Baseball Enters Full Swing The SF State baseball team entered last season with numerous injuries at key positions, including three on the pitching staff alone. With the teams' 4-3 10-inning victory, the Gators will lean on their pitching staff, all-conference returners and new recruits for a place in the playoffs.
[ Story by Michael Chu ]
Wednesday, Feb 2 2005 4:59 PM

Sperm Donation Harder Than You Think The financial challenges faced by many students, along with man’s more primal urges, may entice many young men to consider donating their sperm. But those expecting to stroll into the nearest sperm bank, have a discreet encounter with a plastic cup, and go cash their check may find the process more complicated than they thought.
[ Story by Daniel Jimenez ]
Wednesday, Feb 2 2005 10:35 AM

What Makes a Tsunami? Could a tsunami like the one in the Indian Ocean affect people here, in earthquake-prone California?
[ Story by Richard McKeethen ]
Monday, Jan 31 2005 3:45 PM

Bush Sets Stringent Agenda While most second-term presidents can look forward to a lame-duck session after the midterm congressional elections, George W. Bush said that he plans to work vigorously with Congress on his top domestic priority.
[ Story by YaVaughnie Wilkins ]
Sunday, Jan 30 2005 8:46 PM

Oven-Baked Barbeque Chicken This week’s meal is infinitely expandable. You can make just enough for one or you can prepare a feast for an army if you like.
[ Story by Karen Demski ]
Wednesday, Oct 29 2003 3:05 PM