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Culture More Important Than Race Race is a socially constructed term; there is no true, or biological definition of what constitutes a race.
[ Story by Rita Mandelenis ]
Thursday, Apr 28 2005 9:13 AM

To Mac or Not to Mac When shopping for a computer there are many choices. The biggest decision, however, seems to be between two-- a Macintosh (Mac) or a PC, which runs on Microsoft Windows operating system. PCs may have more software and Macs may be better for design, but both computers have their advantages and disadvantages.
[ Story by Rita Mandelenis ]
Monday, Nov 15 2004 10:42 AM

Internet Fraud On the Rise Internet fraud has cost United States banks and credit card companies an estimated $1.2 billion in 2003.
[ Story by Rita Mandelenis ]
Monday, Nov 15 2004 10:06 AM

Muni Fare May Rise... Again The aftermath of the Nov. 2 election left many with nothing more than disappointment. Since the two tax increases did not pass, the city must compensate for a $97 million projected deficit over the next year and half -- and a Muni bus ride could soon cost $1.50.
[ Story by Rita Mandelenis ]
Thursday, Nov 11 2004 5:25 PM

California Passes Prop. 71 A measure supporting embryonic stem cell research, Proposition 71, passed Tuesday, Nov. 2 with 59 percent of Californians voting for it. San Francisco voters overwhelmingly...
[ Story by Rita Mandelenis ]
Tuesday, Nov 2 2004 6:12 PM

Kerry Elects to Refund Tuition Costs If elected president, Sen. John Kerry will submit the College Opportunity Tax credit that refunds families up to $4,000 in tuition costs, every year, up to four years, in an effort to make college more accessible, according to his campaign website.
[ Story by Rita Mandelenis ]
Sunday, Oct 31 2004 5:06 PM

Legal Rulings, Sovereignty Make Propositions Confusing There are 16 measures on the ballot, and four are direct amendments to state law. Two of these amendments are the highly publicized propositions 68 and 70. Californians who watch television have seen the commercials with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger; citizens stating “pay their fair share,” or Native Americans saying “we need Californians’ help.”
[ Story by Rita Mandelenis ]
Friday, Oct 29 2004 4:53 PM

Real Debate Almost as Good as SNL Version On Saturday Night Live this week they mocked the political debate from October 8, which took place in St. Louis, Missouri. George W. Bush replied to a question about reinstating the draft by blaming evil rumors on the internets. The show kept repeating the term “internets” during the parody. Watching the debate after watching Saturday Night Live, I could not believe the President of the United States of America blamed the “internets” for the American public’s concerns of the draft.
[ Story by Rita Mandelenis ]
Sunday, Oct 10 2004 3:28 PM

How Has Dating Changed? 90 million Americans remain without a significant other. Dating in the United States is ever changing with online dating becoming a more prevelant option.
[ Story by Rita Mandelenis ]
Thursday, Sep 30 2004 4:58 PM

Parking Problems Manifest Despite the increasing number of enrolled students, parking permits will not available.
[ Story by Rita Mandelenis ]
Thursday, Sep 23 2004 5:16 PM

She Writes, Produces, Edits and Now Hosts Bassette, 21, is a creative writing and journalism major who hosts and produces YO!TV. The show, which reports on youth-related issues, is rooted from the Pacific News Service Bay Area magazine, YO! Youth Outlook. On Sept. 12 the Warner Brothers (WB) network aired the show for the first time.
[ Story by Rita Mandelenis ]
Thursday, Sep 16 2004 5:10 PM

Public Transportation to the Rescue Now that students are back in school, that does not mean they have to visit Stonestown Galleria whenever there is time to kill between classes.
[ Story by Rita Mandelenis ]
Sunday, Sep 12 2004 8:37 PM

Smoking Vs. Alcohol Is serving alcohol on campus promoting a safe or healthy environment?
[ Story by Rita Mandelenis ]
Wednesday, Sep 8 2004 9:13 PM