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Forensics team finds truth, not murderers A forensics team may conjure images of police analyzing blood stains at murder scenes, but SF State’s forensic team is interested in finding something much...
[ Story by Matt St. John ]
Friday, Oct 10 2008 5:48 PM

The Poor Man's Struggle I am that poor man often stared at oddly/You spy me slovenly as poverty draws me camouflage…I am that poor man you don’t understand/or ignore this but sometimes you pour porridge that meets these orphaned lips/and others see me as...
[ Story by Christine Joy Ferrer ]
Friday, Dec 14 2007 1:30 PM

Fog Fest: Fun without the sun Encompassed in thick blankets of mist, Pacifica's famous hillsides and shoreline areas are only secondary to its unmatched displays of fog. But, while some cities may lament in their wet solitude, this coastal city celebrates its saturation. Last weekend, with...
[ Story by Jackie Bernardo ]
Sunday, Sep 30 2007 12:17 PM

World Gathers at Study Abroad Fair The International Education Exchange Council, an on-campus student organization aimed at bringing American and exchange students together, held a study abroad fair Wednesday. The fair gave exchange students and study abroad alumni a chance to share their experience with people interested in studying abroad.
[ Story by Khari Johnson ]
Thursday, Oct 19 2006 3:08 PM

Free Psychiatric Service Coming Soon Free psychiatric services will soon be available for SF State students at the Student Health Services (SHS) on campus. With unlimited visits, the psychiatrist will be able to spend more time with students who have specific psychiatric conditions that are “complex, complicated and under exacerbation of their problem,” said Dr. Alastair Smith, director of SHS.
[ Story by Jaime R. Roca ]
Monday, Feb 13 2006 12:14 PM

H&M makes its long awaited West Coast debut The wait is over. H&M is finally here. After creating a huge buzz over its arrival in San Francisco, Swedish fashion retailer H&M opened the doors to its two new stores in Union Square on Saturday to a seemingly endless line of shoppers.
[ Story by Stephanie Barrio ]
Sunday, Nov 20 2005 11:39 AM

SF State Club Stiring Up a Craze Over Gardening Giving SF State students a chance to get their hands dirty and the opportunity to learn how to care for plants, the Friends of the Greenhouse is a club focused on sharing their passion for vegetation.
[ Story by Stephanie Farebrother ]
Friday, Oct 28 2005 7:37 PM

Report States Skin Cancer Cases Increasing Skin cancer is on the rise among people under 40 according to a recent report identify the report from researchers at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota.
[ Story by Kristine Salamanca ]
Thursday, Oct 20 2005 12:20 AM

Film Explores Untold Story of Graffiti Art A film set in San Francisco, “Qaulity of Life,” gave the insightful perspective of two young men facing difficulties, who were consumed with doing graffiti art in the Mission District, while being forced to hide and run from the police.
[ Story by Stephanie Farebrother ]
Thursday, Oct 13 2005 8:54 PM

Spam of a Different Flavor at Jack Adams Hall The Pilipino American Collegiate Endeavor (PACE) is serving up a different kind of Spam. Showcasing Pilipino Artists and Musicians (SPAM) is a celebration of Filipino talent being held at SF State’s Jack Adams Hall on October 8th. It will feature local Filipino artists and entertainers.
[ Story by Kristine Salmanca ]
Thursday, Sep 29 2005 3:56 PM

The World of Anime is Crashing Into American Popculture With its growing influence upon American popular culture, anime is bringing three elements to television and film that a majority of cartoon animation productions currently lack- vibrant displays of color, imaginative multi-faceted characters and complicated plots- that really do appeal to all ages.
[ Story by Stephanie Farebrother ]
Thursday, Sep 22 2005 10:12 PM

What's Happening this Fall Fall in the Bay Area is truly the best time of year for weather, days are warm and sunny, and nights are mild and clear. What better way to enjoy the outdoors than to check out the wide array of outdoor festivals happening near you?
[ Story by Rania Tikoo ]
Thursday, Sep 8 2005 1:59 PM

SF State Senior Wins $8,000 National Cinema Scholarship After submitting only a rough-cut version of her film, “Eyes of a Child,” to the annual University Film & Video Association Conference held in Chicago in August 2005, S.F. State cinema major and senior Delphine Suter won an $8,000 scholarship.
[ Story by Stephanie Farebrother ]
Thursday, Sep 1 2005 8:08 PM

High Housing Prices in Bay Area Discouraging for Graduates Buying a home in the Bay Area immediately after graduation may be a far-fetched dream, according to new studies. Without careful financial planning you may be renting for years.
[ Story by Gabriel Cordero ]
Wednesday, May 4 2005 1:17 PM

Communication Key to Checking HIV/AIDS Most SF State students are uncomfortable with openly talking about sex with their partners, leaving them vulnerable to becoming additional statistics to the HIV/AIDS pandemic. While they agree that sex is stimulating and stress relieving, students often fail to engage in the responsibility of communication and protection.
[ Story by YaVaughnie Wilkins ]
Thursday, Sep 30 2004 7:18 PM

AIDS Race: Worthy cause draws few Early Saturday morning, April 18, organizers with Global Garden Projects came together for the first annual "Run for Hope and Beyond 2004." The event took place at Justin Herman Plaza, located at Market and Embarcadero streets in San Francisco. The...
[ Story by Laura Cunningham ]
Sunday, Apr 25 2004 3:31 PM

Memorial Held for Dance, Athletics A funeral was held today for the arts and sports departments at Malcolm X Plaza during the noon hour.
[ Story by Caroline Perez ]
Tuesday, Mar 2 2004 9:08 PM

‘Role Players’ Deliver in Hip, Dark Comedy If there was ever a play that spoke to today’s generation, “Raised in Captivity” is it.
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Thursday, Feb 5 2004 5:30 PM

Gonzalez Loses Mayor's Bid In a race that was just as much about looks and lifestyles as the core issues facing San Francisco, Matt Gonzalez still managed to come out on top--despite his loss in the runoff for mayor.
[ Story by Chris Koenig and Stephanie Lim ]
Tuesday, Dec 9 2003 6:25 PM

Bay Area Leads Fight for Women's Health The Center for Disease Control (CDC) reports that the top five leading causes of death for women in the United States are heart disease, cancer, stroke, chronic lower respiratory diseases and diabetes. Yet how close has the city come to...
[ Story by Online Convergence Team ]
Monday, Dec 8 2003 10:51 PM

Campus Hate Crimes View all hate crime coverage and post comments in the [X]press forum.
[ Story by Stephanie Lim ]
Monday, Nov 17 2003 12:41 PM

Special Profile Package of the Candidates (click on the Flash button) The nine candidates in this year’s mayoral race each bring different strengths and perspective to the table.
[ Story by Stephanie Lim ]
Wednesday, Oct 29 2003 10:43 AM

Letter From the Editor's Desk Everyone has an opinion on the recall, and journalists are certainly no exception. Love it or hate it, the recall has, at the very least,...
[ Story by Stephanie Lim ]
Thursday, Sep 25 2003 4:58 PM