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SF State musicians "Fall Into Jazz" Exotic rhythms, deep, sustained bass notes and applause echoed off the walls of Knuth Hall yesterday evening as a week-long jazz festival began its first recital of the week. “Fall Into Jazz,” an annual series of world and jazz recitals...
[ Story by Lexi Bondar ]
Monday, Nov 17 2008 8:45 PM

Administration officials address funding shortfall President Robert A. Corrigan and SF State officials met Wednesday to address another estimated $4 million in budget cuts beyond those established in September. Though...
[ Story by Lexi Bondar ]
Wednesday, Nov 12 2008 3:14 PM

Campuses nationwide ready for International Education Week Next week SF State will recognize International Education Week and the campus will turn into a place to experience the cultures of the world. International Education Week is an eight-year-old, nation-wide celebration of the diverse cultures of the world. Campuses...
[ Story by Lexi Bondar ]
Saturday, Nov 8 2008 8:39 PM

11th-hour activism SF State activists continue campaigning throughout election day, a last-minute effort to affect results at the polls.
[ Story by Lexi Bondar ]
Tuesday, Nov 4 2008 11:40 AM

Bikes converge on quad Hundreds pedaled to SF State for the university’s third Bike to School Day on Wednesday as the campus continues to become more bicycle friendly. But...
[ Story by Lexi Bondar ]
Saturday, Oct 18 2008 4:09 AM

Motorcyclist killed in crash on 19th and Holloway Mark Buck, 41, hit a car that allegedly ran a red light and was killed, authorities said.
[ Story by Lexi Bondar ]
Thursday, Oct 16 2008 10:13 AM

ASI argues protocol, discusses recreation center The Associated Students, Inc. met yesterday to discuss and vote on a number of issues, including a slogan for the recreation campaign to support the...
[ Story by Lexi Bondar ]
Tuesday, Oct 7 2008 7:13 PM

SF State music man to direct city arts After eight finger snaps, an ensemble begins a moderate tempo, high energy Cuban cha-cha-cha piece called “Escucha El Ritmo,” or in English, “listen to the rhythm.” More than 20 musicians are gathered in an acoustically sound room. A chorus of...
[ Story by Lexi Bondar ]
Monday, Sep 15 2008 4:09 PM

Slow Food ideas enhance the palette of Midwesterners It first occurred to me on the outskirts of the Outside Lands concert in Golden Gate Park. I was behind the double-fenced gates looking down on my frontier and into the mass crowds of strangers, friends and fun. It occurred...
[ Story by Lexi Bondar ]
Sunday, Sep 14 2008 10:55 AM

Moon festival rises again in Sunset District Barbecue smoke trickled up into the overcast sky, while corn on the cob and fresh vegetables cooked on a grill. Two brightly-dressed lions kissed and kicked lettuce into the audience for good fortune. An array of white tents lined the...
[ Story by Lexi Bondar ]
Saturday, Sep 13 2008 8:43 AM

'Winter's Tale' plays jealousy for laughs A group of SF State thespians entertained audiences last weekend with the Shakespearean play, “A Winter’s Tale.” The 74-seat Studio Theater inside the Creative Arts Building was the home for this student-run production that ran from its opening night on...
[ Story by Lexi Bondar ]
Saturday, Sep 6 2008 1:48 AM

Advocates advise injured day laborers to seek workers compensation, other rights Advocates and lawyers alert day laborers like Carlos Ramirez, who lost the tip of his pinky to a butcher knife, about workers compensation and other legal rights. Lexi Bondar reports from San Diego and San Francisco.
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Monday, May 12 2008 8:04 AM

Skaters defy locked gates and fences to test highly anticipated new park in Mission Still locked behind steel fences, the new skatepark at Portrero Del Sol in the Mission District is stimulating anticipation, mixed reactions and even some late night sneak peeks. Lexi Bondar reports from the Mission District.
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Friday, May 9 2008 4:30 PM