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Wanted: A Job Anyone who’s seen the film "Jerry Maguire" remembers the line “Show Me The Money!” - something most grads will be thinking about soon after the May 28 graduation. But, money isn’t always everything, according to Cherine Morris, director of human resources for a 250-employee auto parts company in Southern California.
[ Story by Susan Szewczyk and Adrienne Terherst ]
Thursday, May 19 2005 10:29 PM

Grads Line Up for Their Caps and Gowns Graduation is just around the corner and some seniors are waiting in...
[ Story by Adrienne Terherst ]
Wednesday, May 18 2005 11:26 PM

Protesters Oppose Circumcision at Medical Convention Men, women and children protested in front of the American Academy of Obstetricians and Gynecologists annual convention throughout the week to signal their opposition to male circumcision.
[ Story by Gabriel Cordero ]
Friday, May 6 2005 12:52 PM

U.N. Series Celebrates the World Body This June, San Francisco will play host to a worldwide birthday party for the United Nations, founded here 60 years ago. As a prequel to the celebration, The United Nations Association of San Francisco and the Masters of International Relations of San Francisco State have been co-sponsoring a series focusing on reforming the U.N.
[ Story by Susan Szewczyk ]
Friday, Apr 22 2005 1:16 PM

Dying With Dignity is a Cause Worth Fighting Most of us don't think about our lives from the perspective of the end - our deaths. But when you witness the demise of someone, particularly one suffering from a terminal illness or disease, you realize there is a need to take a look at end-of-life planning.
[ Story by Susan Szewczyk ]
Thursday, Apr 21 2005 4:44 PM

Organs on Display Horror movies featuring zombies and serial killers that ate brains or wore their victim’s flesh have terrified Americans for decades. But now blood and guts have a new way of getting under our skin, thanks to a new exhibit in San Francisco.
[ Story by Gabriel Cordero ]
Tuesday, Apr 19 2005 6:19 PM

St. Stupid Parade Celebrates Pyramid Scheme and Excess By All The 27th annual San Francisco St. Stupid’s Day parade was held appropriately enough on April Fool's Day. Like other things only in San Francisco, this parade was pure quirkiness.
[ Story by Susan Szewczyk ]
Tuesday, Apr 5 2005 5:34 PM

Spring Brings Allergy Season In Full Force Spring has come. Plants and flowers have started to bloom around campus and the color of flowers accompanies the pleasant weather. But for some people, it’s a season of struggle—fighting sneezing, watery eyes and running noses caused by the seasonal allergic rhinitis, otherwise known as hay fever.
[ Story by Yuriko Furusawa ]
Saturday, Apr 2 2005 8:05 PM

Referendum May Change Scope of Athletics The Student Fee Advisory Committee met Tuesday, giving its final stamp of approval to the recent student athletics/intramurals fee referendum, which is expected to increase fees by $35 over the next six years.
[ Story by Susan Szewczyk ]
Wednesday, Mar 30 2005 2:20 PM

Cheap After Hours Eats Around The Bay It’s 2 a.m. and you’re out with your friends foraging for food after a night of partying. A lot of college students have been in that same situation and there are plenty of places in both San Francisco and the East Bay to help remedy the problem of an empty stomach.
[ Story by Brenda Chow ]
Thursday, Mar 24 2005 3:02 PM

SF State League of Filipino Students Bring Filipino Issues to the Forefront SF State League of Filipino Students brings issues facing the international Filipino community to forefront.
[ Story by Yuriko Furusawa ]
Wednesday, Mar 23 2005 6:54 PM

Urban Iditarod Races Through City Streets A melee erupted in the streets of San Francisco when over 400 caninus homo erecti (humans imitating dogs) took to the streets, some at breakneck speeds, others collared, leashed and heeling nicely with their owners in control, but all howling, mushing their sleds ... err ... shopping carts in the 11th Annual Urban Iditarod.
[ Story by Susan Szewczyk ]
Wednesday, Mar 9 2005 2:09 PM

Court Sketches Display the Past Between now and March 31, you can step back a few decades and catch a glimpse of some of the most notorious criminals of the tumultuous 70s.
[ Story by Susan Szewczyk ]
Thursday, Mar 3 2005 10:36 PM

Year of the Rooster Hailed in Parade Gung hoy fat choy - or make that cock-a-doodle-do as the year of the rooster is welcomed in with the annual San Francisco Chinese New Year parade
[ Story by susan szewczyk ]
Tuesday, Feb 22 2005 12:35 PM

Move Over Pokemon Japan's stylish Harajuku girls are not only Gwen Stefani's favorite 'wealthy girls' but they are being emulated by SF State's young and fashionable.
[ Story by Yuriko Furusawa ]
Wednesday, Feb 16 2005 12:34 PM

The Dance of Possibility In a small strip mall in an East Bay suburb sits an innocuous space. It has all the usual accoutrements of most dance studios: practice barre, mirrored walls and a wooden floor. Friday evenings you won’t find any ballerinas to tap dancers looming about, but you may find a distinctive sizzle.
[ Story by Susan Szewczyk ]
Thursday, Feb 10 2005 3:00 PM

Enrollment Deadline Moved Up An increase in freshman applications has ratcheted up pressure on the Office of Enrollment Planning & Management to fill a record demand for admissions.
[ Story by William Roller ]
Wednesday, Feb 9 2005 5:22 PM

Heroes Examines Life and Chosing an Outcome “Imaginary Heroes” is a new film written and directed by Dan Harris, starring Sigourney Weaver and Jeff Daniels as the Travises. [X]press staff reporter previews the film.
[ Story by Susan Szewczyk ]
Tuesday, Feb 8 2005 9:31 PM

Future Uncertain for Roe v. Wade On Jan. 22, thousands took to the streets of San Francisco to have their voices heard; the pro-choice movement who support women’s reproductive rights and access to health care, and the pro-life movement who support abstinence and the rights of...
[ Story by Susan Szewczyk ]
Wednesday, Feb 2 2005 7:25 PM

Students Ponder Connection of Election and Moral Values Since the election there have been many political pundits in the media. Some have speculated that the presidential election results were swayed by people voting with "moral values" in mind.
[ Story by Adrienne Terherst and Susan Szewczyk ]
Wednesday, Nov 17 2004 8:07 PM