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Student Republicans Break the Silence Just two and a half years ago, there was no group for a conservative students at SF State to join. As the spring 2005 semester begins, the College Republicans are one of the most talked about organizations on campus, and have plans to stay that way.
[ Story by LaTasha Currell ]
Wednesday, Feb 2 2005 8:38 AM

24 Hour Lab Fun For All A precious few places to hang out are open 24 hours in San Francisco; a few cafes, health clubs, and the computer lab in the library at SF State. The 24-hour lab is a hot spot for students who choose to skip weekend nights out clubbing to write papers, complete projects and study for tests.
[ Story by Latasha Currell ]
Thursday, Nov 18 2004 8:13 PM

New Heart Drug Focused on African-Americans A new heart drug that has significant positive effects for only African Americans has been put on the fast track for Federal Drug Administration (FDA)...
[ Story by latasha currell ]
Tuesday, Nov 9 2004 2:55 PM

Good Sportsmanship vs. Sore Losers As Monday morning quarterbacking of President George W. Bush’s re-election victory begins to play out in disgruntled counties around the country, the prospect of abolishing the Electoral College is fresh on many tongues.
[ Story by YaVaughnie Wilkins ]
Sunday, Nov 7 2004 6:47 PM

SF State Students Mat Down Yoga Trend When Britney Spears told an interviewer she practiced yoga to relieve stress, it might have meant the end of trendy for the newest hip workout.
[ Story by Latasha Currell ]
Wednesday, Nov 3 2004 6:56 PM

Platform Issues Presidential candidates George W. Bush and John Kerry have laid out their platforms, taken a stand on the issues, and will leave the choice of who will be America's next president up to voters on November 2.
[ Story by LaTasha Currell ]
Thursday, Oct 21 2004 5:46 PM

Students Stretch Their Dollars Forty-nine percent of SF State students receive some form of financial aid, but students who need aid because their parents cannot help them financially do not qualify sometimes because their parents make too much money.
[ Story by LaTasha Currell ]
Thursday, Oct 14 2004 6:04 PM

Mrs. President for 2008 Bush re-elected means one important thing to me: Hillary in ’08.
[ Story by LaTasha Currell ]
Thursday, Oct 7 2004 5:18 PM

Students Say One Night Stands OK Hooking up, which is synonymous with having a one-night stand, is as popular as it has ever been among college students, according to a Journal of Sex Research study.
[ Story by LaTasha Currell ]
Thursday, Oct 7 2004 5:16 PM

Religiosity May Affect November Election Outcome In the November presidential election, the economy, the war in Iraq and same sex marriage may all be topics that voters have in mind at the polls. Religious beliefs - a major factor in shaping opinion on these controversial subjects - are the focus of much political debate and calculation.
[ Story by LaTasha Currell ]
Thursday, Oct 7 2004 1:56 PM

Political Science Students to Research Ranked-Choice Voting Political Science students will have the opportunity to participate in a study by the Public Research Institute on voter response to the new ranked-choice voting in the November election, said political science professor Francis Neely.
[ Story by LaTasha Currell ]
Monday, Oct 4 2004 2:42 PM

Religious Differences and Similarities Despite differences, Sunni and Shiites Muslims find that they are more alike than they thought.
[ Story by LaTasha Currell ]
Thursday, Sep 16 2004 1:55 PM

California Studies Class in Trouble A new hands-on California Studies class offered to SF State students that will be taught at Mission Dolores could be canceled next week because it may have been listed incorrectly in the fall class schedule.
[ Story by LaTasha Currell ]
Thursday, Sep 9 2004 1:55 PM

Dungeons and Dragons - 30 Years and Going Strong The most popular role playing game in history, Dungeons and Dragons, celebrated its 30th anniversary Aug. 26, 2004.
[ Story by Latasha Currell ]
Wednesday, Sep 1 2004 7:19 PM