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Nightlife: East Meets West in the Center of SF The Western Addition: a study in contradictions. Breathe in the scents of marijuana from the neighborhood's numerous medicinal cannabis clinics intermixed with the aromas of mouthwatering, good ole' Southern cooking.
[ Story by Jennifer Kincaid ]
Tuesday, Feb 13 2007 8:06 PM

SF State Students Star On MTV Reality Show From juvenile hall to the halls of legendary music magazine, Rolling Stone, SF State student Russell Morse has come a long way. With a checkered...
[ Story by Belinda Wong ]
Saturday, Dec 9 2006 3:22 PM

City Holds Second Annual Outreach Event SF State nursing students were among the hundreds of volunteers working at the Project Homeless Connect’s second annual one-day outreach event on Dec. 7. About 28 students and three instructors saw a steady stream of patients during the eight hours they were there. As part of the public health nursing class, students performed various tests and duties.
[ Story by Jennifer Kincaid ]
Thursday, Dec 7 2006 9:45 PM

Students Gives Feedback on New Mural SF State students were given a chance to voice their opinions Dec. 7 about the first draft of a Native American mural to be painted on the Cesar Chavez Student Center on the Plaza Level of the center.
[ Story by Tierra Luster ]
Thursday, Dec 7 2006 4:20 PM

SF State Student Wins Directing Award It was an exciting day for documentarian and SF State student Maya Chinchilla, when she found out she had won a STAND award, an award for amateur directors.
[ Story by Lauren Martinelli ]
Wednesday, Dec 6 2006 7:08 PM

Artist Combines Classic Art with Modern Themes Artist Sandow Birk began his presentation with a slideshow when speaking to SF State students on Thursday evening. He began by chronicling his early work, which featured images of people surfing along with images of historical objects such as colonial ships.
[ Story by Lauren Martinelli ]
Thursday, Nov 30 2006 10:31 PM

SF Group Aims to Make Internet Sex Safer The course is done through the STOP AIDS Project, which uses community-based programs to help prevent the transmission of HIV through the San Francisco gay and bisexual male community on a new type of frontier: Internet hook-ups.
[ Story by Jennifer Kincaid ]
Sunday, Nov 26 2006 9:58 PM

Campus Dance Program Lifted Up By Grant Dr. Albirda Rose has always run her dance program for underprivileged children on little or no money. Now with a $25,000 grant, she won't have to worry about the program falling through.
[ Story by Kendra Hartmann ]
Monday, Nov 20 2006 8:25 AM

Nonprofit Rocks Out With Bay Area Voters Café Du Nord hosted a packed benefit concert featuring Bay Area based, emo-prog- rockers, Division Day and dredg. The event benefited Music for America, MFA, a nonprofit organization that encourages young people to vote and get involved in politics.
[ Story by Christina Hilfiker ]
Friday, Nov 17 2006 10:11 PM

Exhibit Helps the ‘Creative Growth’ Process SF State’s Art Gallery opened a new exhibit on Thursday, featuring brightly colored images created by artists involved with an Oakland, Calif., organization called Creative Growth Art Center.
[ Story by Jennifer Ell ]
Thursday, Nov 16 2006 8:31 PM

Once Frowned Upon Trend Becomes Widely Accepted One of the companies in the $12-billion-per-year industry is Klinger Advanced Aesthetics, which offers medical cosmetic procedures in addition to full-service beauty treatments in malls, eliciting a strong response from students at SF State.
[ Story by Jennifer Kincaid ]
Tuesday, Nov 7 2006 12:50 PM

Germs Pose Hidden Threat for Students Most students go to the gym to get healthy, but they may not realize that there are hidden bacterial dangers where they work out. A warm environment full of sweating bodies and exposed skin makes the gym a haven for bacteria and fungi growth. And with the approaching cold and flu season, healthy habits like hand washing become even more important.
[ Story by Claudine Morgan ]
Friday, Oct 27 2006 10:10 PM

Geography Lost on America's Youth A recent survey has found the bulk of young American adults failing at a range of questions testing their basic geographic literacy, and SF State...
[ Story by Patrick E. Daley ]
Friday, Oct 27 2006 3:25 PM

Editorial In the Republican game of politics there is an attempt to keep as many of their people in the House and Senate as possible, but when there are two representatives with troubled backgrounds, it could be time to admit defeat....
[ Story by editorial board ]
Friday, Oct 27 2006 10:10 AM

Parents Setting Bad Example I’m pretty sure all parents want their children to do well. But I’m pretty sure most parents don’t think that entails making sure their children are doing well, and destroying whomever is foolish enough to get in their way. Many...
[ Story by Laura Forrest ]
Wednesday, Oct 25 2006 7:03 PM

Runway Challenge to Inspire Designers Although the hit reality fashion television show, Project Runway, has officially ended its third season, SF State students and faculty still have a chance to be auf’d.
[ Story by Jennifer Kincaid ]
Monday, Oct 23 2006 7:51 AM

Gators Have New Way to Zip Around Bay The Gator community has one more transportation option with the recent introduction of a car-sharing program on campus, providing priority parking, insurance, gas, and hybrid vehicles. The beginning of this semester made SF State the 30th college or university to offer such a partnership with the company Zipcar, and is the first on the West Coast to have the program on campus.
[ Story by Patrick E. Daley ]
Saturday, Oct 21 2006 2:42 PM

Putting The Pieces Together Two-time Oscar nominated filmmaker and part-time SF State cinema lecturer, Yasha Aginsky, knew he wanted to make films, studying abroad during his junior year of college in Aix-en-Provence, France. It was then that he found his passion for filmmaking.
[ Story by Lauren Martinelli ]
Friday, Oct 20 2006 8:04 AM

Editorial The Bush administration dodged a bullet because they successfully captured and interrogated the potential, most threatening, and up-and-coming terrorist: Julia Wilson. The heinous crime that Wilson, a 14-year-old girl from Sacramento, committed was that at one time, she had a...
[ Story by editorial board ]
Friday, Oct 20 2006 12:15 AM

Americans Buck Household Norms It’s a deep-rooted belief in America that if you’re going to be with someone the rest of your life, or for a few months while you get to know each other (as is the case with so many celebrities), you...
[ Story by Laura Forrest ]
Wednesday, Oct 18 2006 7:00 PM

North Korea OverstepsTheir Boundaries North Korea posed as a global threat with the launch of nuclear testing on Oct. 9 and has raised many fears from its surrounding nations and, in particular, the United States. As defiant and disorderly as North Korea has continued...
[ Story by Jennifer Ell ]
Tuesday, Oct 17 2006 8:58 PM

Zire Takes Musical Sound to a Different Level San Francisco-based band Zire defines its musical sound by incorporating the use of unusual instruments and by rejecting mainstream limitations of popular music.
[ Story by Christina Hilfiker ]
Friday, Oct 13 2006 2:33 PM

Proposition 86 to Smoke Cigarette Aficionados When SF State students light up in November, they may be paying an additional $0.13 per cigarette. Cancer, emphysema, and social ostracization are just a few problems smokers face in California. But soon, they may have to face another issue: much lighter wallets.
[ Story by Jennifer Kincaid ]
Thursday, Oct 12 2006 10:07 PM

Foley's follies tarnish GOP I remember when I heard descriptions in excruciating detail of the semen stain on Monica Lewinsky’s dress on network news, night after night. I remember when the religious right came out in full force against Clinton and said his cover-up...
[ Story by Laura Forrest ]
Wednesday, Oct 11 2006 12:49 PM

Alleged Child Molester Of f The Hook John Mark Karr: despite the fact that he has been accused of multiple crimes he somehow managed to remain a free man.
[ Story by Jennifer Ell ]
Wednesday, Oct 11 2006 6:51 AM

Tax Reform Undermines Rights for Gay Couples The governor signed a new law allowing same-sex couples to file their taxes as if they were married. He will, however, gladly continue to deny them that pesky little marriage certificate.
[ Story by Kendra Hartmann ]
Tuesday, Oct 10 2006 12:41 PM

Microsoft Discusses New Skills for Tech Industry As technology advances, the scientific fields will be facing a “data avalanche” that the Internet will have a large role in dealing with, Jim Gray said in a recent on-campus presentation in front of a mix of graduate students and faculty.
[ Story by Marin Perez ]
Friday, Oct 6 2006 8:29 PM

Nonprofit Sues Alameda County to Stop E-Voting The nonprofit group Voter Action filed a lawsuit against the Alameda County Registrar of Voters' office last Wednesday to prevent the use of a new electronic voting system in the November election. The lawsuit adds to the growing concerns about electronic voting machines, an issue that is blurring partisan lines.
[ Story by Patrick E. Daley ]
Friday, Oct 6 2006 1:04 PM

Dynamic Duo Leads Gators to Goals Dylan Glass and Wes Whitt, two freshmen on the men’s soccer team, were just looking to crack the starting 11 lineup during training. Now the two are leading the team in goals. With the high number of returning players and the fact that freshmen don't see much play time, Glass and Whitt did not have expectations of being the top two scoring players for the Gators.
[ Story by Greg Chapman ]
Thursday, Oct 5 2006 11:44 PM

Free Concert Brings Political Awareness The event started with a short speech by Ken Burrows, faculty adviser for the student organization at the Holistic Health Network. Environmental studies and international relations professor Glenn Friedman followed with a brief talk about environmental issues and sustainable living.
[ Story by Jennifer Kincaid ]
Thursday, Oct 5 2006 2:49 PM

Pornography Class Canceled in Summer Most students on campus are unaware that SF State offers a class on pornography. Because of low enrollment, the summer session for Humanities 390 titled Images of Eroticism has been canceled, according to professor Rob Thomas, who taught the course last spring.
[ Story by Christina Hilfiker ]
Sunday, Oct 1 2006 11:03 PM

Athletes Look to Build School Spirit Among Students Two years ago, SF State's athletic department took a big financial hit after most of its funding was cut when SF State was forced to make budget cuts.
[ Story by Colleen Farrell ]
Friday, Sep 29 2006 11:58 AM

Mandatory Military Service Weighs Heavy On Foreign Students “I do not have any worries about going into the military,” said SF State graduate Husam Erciyes who now works as project coordinator for the SF State bookstore. “It is a source of pride. To protect any inch of our land is our pride.”
[ Story by Nolan Hebert ]
Thursday, Sep 28 2006 7:54 PM

Opera Workshop Gala Aims To Attract More Student Interest SF State's Opera Workshop is now out to prove that opera is not just glass-shattering performances by large women – as cartoons suggest – during a first-time gala benefit on Oct. 28.
[ Story by Jennifer Kincaid ]
Thursday, Sep 28 2006 10:23 AM

SF State's Marine Research Center Receives Generous Donation Since 2003, faculty, staff and students at SF State’s Romberg Tiburon Center have been dealing with renovations. Now, with the help of a $445,000 grant from the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund, the center, which is the only academic research establishment for wetlands and the ocean in the Bay Area, plans to complete renovations, leaving a state-of-the-art educational facility.
[ Story by Jessica Feller ]
Wednesday, Sep 27 2006 4:02 PM

Interior Design Students Transform Room In Burk Hall SF State interior design majors have put their own creativity to the test. Much like the reality show “Trading Spaces,” a group of students will soon be turning an otherwise ordinary room on campus into a contemporary one.
[ Story by Safiya Ruffin ]
Sunday, Sep 24 2006 11:40 PM

Slow Response to On-Campus Leaks For a brief moment, an Associated Students meeting earlier this month was disrupted. Water was dripping from the Rosa Parks Conference Room ceiling onto the...
[ Story by Jason Shuffler ]
Friday, Sep 22 2006 2:28 PM

Movie Review The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are distant realities for most of us. But war is all too real for the men and women who fight it.
[ Story by Ian Thomas ]
Thursday, Sep 21 2006 7:12 PM

'Palo Alto' To Hit Big Screen A bus driver playing matchmaker, a heartbroken man falling from a balcony, and a girl stealing a car while leaving her guy stranded with her grandmother all sounds like something out of a movie. In this case, it is.
[ Story by Lauren Martinelli ]
Thursday, Sep 21 2006 3:51 PM

Ultimate Frisbee Team Ready for Landmark Semester Players wanting to practice and field an Ultimate Frisbee Club have battled with administration, whose concerns were over field use and liability for the past two years.
[ Story by Alex Becker ]
Friday, Sep 15 2006 10:01 AM

Hello, Carol! After her lecture at the Seven Hills Conference Center, Channing sat down with [X]press and reminisced about growing up in San Francisco and her educational training in theater arts, and offered SF State theater majors some advice about learning what it takes to make it in the big city.
[ Story by Danelle Weller ]
Thursday, Sep 14 2006 5:00 PM

California Calligraphy Summit showcases ancient art form with modern twist SF State’s Fine Arts Gallery is bringing the past to the present by using the ancient art of calligraphy to express cultural and political viewpoints. The California Calligraphy Summit will showcase the work of 12 different artists from different ethnic backgrounds, which are reflected in their works, who either grew up or live in the Bay Area, one of whom is an SF State alumnus. The exhibition, which opens on Sept. 23 and runs until Oct. 10, 2006, focuses on the diversity of current world issues.
[ Story by Jennifer Kincaid ]
Thursday, Sep 14 2006 3:06 PM

Accessible Landscapes Project Minimizes Discrimination By Design SF State senior Christina Daniels pays more attention to the campus’ landscape than most of the student body.
[ Story by Jennifer Kincaid ]
Thursday, Sep 7 2006 11:01 PM