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Students Shouldn't Pay Taxpayer's Tab Athletics programs also provide a service to the campus. They emphasize the importance of physical fitness, serve as a conduit for school spirit and provide scholarship money for deserving students. Ask yourself, if the college asked students to pay $60 a semester just to continue funding the journalism program, would you vote for it?
[ Story by Daniel M. Jimenez ]
Monday, Feb 28 2005 11:27 PM

Sports just as Important as Academics SF State Gator teams will likely never be on ESPN, but do we want to be known as the school that did not want to put up a few extra bucks to save sports? Do we want to be known as the only school in the entire CSU system without sports?
[ Story by Steve Martinelli ]
Monday, Feb 28 2005 9:25 AM

Use Care, Caution with Credit Cards Bank-issued credit cards have been around since the late 1950s, and they are well accepted as a method of payment. Some students use their cards responsibly, while others run up late fees and pay high interest rates.
[ Story by Sandy Klein ]
Wednesday, Feb 23 2005 6:54 PM

Educational Diversity Faces Extinction As program cuts, suspensions, reduced faculty numbers and a possible elimination of all athletics loom over students’ heads, we find ourselves fighting against extinctions that threaten the intellectual diversity that we so desperately need.
[ Story by [X]press Staff ]
Wednesday, Feb 23 2005 5:00 PM

Commuter Blues It is more expensive to commute to SF State on BART, Muni, and Caltrain than it was five years ago, and with Muni's proposed fare hike on the horizon, students may pay more to take the same trip to campus. Click on any region of the map to view the past, present, and possible costs for a one-way trip from cities around the Bay to SF State.
[ Story by John Chell ]
Wednesday, Feb 23 2005 2:15 PM

Community Colleges may Balance CSU Enrollment Hikes, Budget Falls The CSU has been asked to redirect 10 percent of incoming freshmen to community colleges.
[ Story by Sandra Klein ]
Tuesday, Mar 2 2004 3:00 PM