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Human Sexuality Studies Staying On Top SF State, a leader in human sexuality studies, has flourished as one of the few universities to offer a masters and a minor in the department, as well as a minor in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Studies program. It was also the first institution to offer a course on cybersex, “Exploring Cybersexualities.” Unlike other colleges, the school places no restrictions on what can be taught in the department, according to Mona Sagapolutele, program coordinator for the department.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich, Briana Bartle contributed to this story ]
Tuesday, May 16 2006 2:03 PM

Immigration Boycott Update Historically known as "May Day," this May 1 will include the shutting down of the Cesar Chavez Student Center and local protests. As students are divided on the closure of the center, find out the facts and take a stand.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich, Lifestyle Editor with contributed reporting by Paulette Bleam, Staff writer ]
Wednesday, Apr 26 2006 12:45 PM

Student Center will be Closed on May 1st In a unanimous decision by the SF State governing board, the Student Center will be closed on May 1.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Wednesday, Apr 26 2006 11:59 AM

Jewish Students Bypass Passover As the Jewish holiday of Passover comes to an end, many busy students are left wishing there was more they could have done to celebrate. Due to their hectic schedules of school and work, and the great distance in between many of them and their families, students had to either spread themselves thin to participate in commemorating Passover, or gave it up altogether.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Tuesday, Apr 18 2006 1:07 AM

Solicitors, please sit down The problem with campus solicitors are their used car salesman tactics they impose on students who are either in no position to donate money, or are overwhelmed by the onslaught of ideas on those clipboards.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Tuesday, Mar 7 2006 2:41 PM

Creating Community in the Castro While some see the Castro as the stereotypical version of a homosexual community, it serves an invaluable purpose to the many people who identify with the neighborhood, which is ultimately like all the rest.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Monday, Mar 6 2006 1:05 PM

Fighting the Stereotype Due to its high rate of drugs and homelessness, the Tenderloin is often overlooked by tourists; but many of those who call it “home,” love it.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Tuesday, Jan 31 2006 10:52 AM

Students Explore New Religious Beliefs A recent UCLA study found that many college students are leaving the practices of the religions they grew up with in search of their own answers to the meaning of life.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Thursday, Dec 1 2005 7:02 PM

Life Can Be Good For The Good-Looking According to a recent analysis by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, good-looking people enjoy the greater benefits of life more so than their average–looking peers. Attractive people tend to earn 5 percent more an hour and get promoted more frequently than the “plain.”
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Thursday, Nov 10 2005 5:55 PM

Asian Dance Form Butoh Strives to Achieve Peace Through Art The Theatre Arts Department hosted a night dedicated to the controversial Japanese dance Butoh.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Monday, Nov 7 2005 8:55 PM

The Legal Road Illegal file - sharing downloaders have found a quality site with the speedy and efficient BitTorrent.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Thursday, Nov 3 2005 7:17 PM

Batman Appearing at the Dark Room Theater "Batman: the TV Show the Play," based on the 1960's satrical television series, is currently playing at the Dark Room Theater.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Monday, Oct 24 2005 5:26 PM

Ramadan in the Tenderloin Amidst poverty and despair, SF State students, faculty and community members brought celebration and hope to Muslim families living in the Tenderloin.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Monday, Oct 24 2005 3:16 PM

Writing Proves to Help Mental and Physical Health Writing has been found to be one of the best tools available to heal the effects of trauma. “Make Health Happen: Training Yourself to Create Wellness,” a book co-written by Erik Peper, an SF State professor and co-director of the Institute for Holistic Healing at SF State confirms that writing about a trauma allows the writer to “reframe, to accept, to integrate, and to gain insight so that healing may occur.”
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Thursday, Oct 13 2005 4:35 PM

Hillel Promotes "Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad" “We love our little kosher sluts!” screamed comedian “Goddess” Susannah Perlman to the predominately Jewish crowd at the Red Devil Lounge.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Friday, Sep 30 2005 7:33 PM

Muni to Cut Bus Routes To make up for its budget defecit, Muni service adjustments will go into effect tomorrow, diminishing service from the 26 - Valencia bus to SF State.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Friday, Sep 23 2005 1:50 PM

Muni to Cut Bus Routes To make up for its budget defecit, Muni service adjustments will go into effect tomorrow, diminishing service from the 26 - Valencia bus to SF State.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Friday, Sep 23 2005 1:50 PM

Illegal Bicycle Race Draws Large Crowds San Francisco's Alley Cat Race brings together bike messengers, friends and fans as riders compete through the streets in a scavenger hunt.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Monday, Sep 19 2005 12:39 AM

Student Selected to Serve as Ambassador Senior Eric Ziller was one of 15 applicants chosen to be a DAAD Young Ambassador for Germany.
[ Story by Malorie Lucich ]
Thursday, Sep 8 2005 5:33 PM