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Solidarity throughout the bay
Dec 15 4:17 PM
Thoughts from behind the barricades
Dec 14 7:17 PM
Changes to start fall 2010
Dec 13 12:32 AM
SF State prof. wins award for book, contributions
Dec 4 5:04 PM
After one year, some still wary of traffic on 19th Avenue
Dec 4 11:25 AM
Bike Barn burglarized over break
Dec 3 1:35 PM
Staving off frog extinction
Dec 3 1:34 PM
Winter session put on ice
Dec 3 1:30 PM
'Cat' Burglars cut for precious metal
Nov 17 11:46 AM
SF State's Police Blotter
Nov 17 9:11 AM
'Twelfth Night' debuts, brings laughs
Nov 14 4:21 PM
Alleged assault sparks requests for dialogue
Nov 13 5:24 PM
SF State opens new bike path, visibility an issue
Nov 13 4:54 PM
Students are still smokin'
Nov 11 6:13 PM
Finding fish at fault for noisy nights
Nov 11 6:12 PM
Palestinian mural celebrates 2nd birthday
Nov 11 6:12 PM
Career Expo has smaller turnout
Nov 5 12:00 PM
Halloween at the Health Center a scary, educational event
Nov 5 11:35 AM
Cuts across campus to lower-paid staff called unfair
Nov 5 11:30 AM
Bicyclists get free perks on bike day
Nov 4 3:54 PM
Panetta Internship brings students to government
Oct 28 4:18 PM
Gator in D.C. talks healthcare, politics
Oct 28 4:12 PM
Campus Life
Governor's budget falls short
The budget proposed in early January by Governor Schwarzenegger will not close the current deficit held by the California State University system, although it allocates the restoration of $305 million in General Funds, which had been cut last year. "Over... [ ] Tuesday, Feb 9 3:45 PM
New program puts department on the map
SF State's department of geography and human environmental studies is launching a new masters program in geographic information sciences (GIS) this fall - the only one of its kind in the Bay Area. "Working in GI science is one of... [ ] Tuesday, Feb 9 3:44 PM
Spirit of '68
Student fees are slated to rise again next semester. The Business building was recently taken over, and police quelled a riot involving students just a few nights ago. A statewide education system strike is due in early March. The spirit... [ ] Tuesday, Feb 9 3:36 PM
SF Players rock out
With high-energy, rock-rooted performances and witty, hilarious dialogue, the SF State Players Club's first production of the semester "High Fidelity the Musical" is stepping away from any dark-drama oriented production and looking to put on a real rock show. The... [ ] Tuesday, Feb 9 3:31 PM
Benefit party ends in riot
Chaos erupted outside of a student benefit party in the SOMA district early Sunday morning as police drew their firearms during a struggle to restrain some of those in attendance. The party was organized to raise money for the legal... [ ] Wednesday, Feb 3 3:49 PM
Grad student slain in tragic incident
On Monday, as SF State students began the mad rush for classes and textbooks that accompanies the start of each new semester, one student was missing from the crowded campus. Nina Nilssen, a graduate student who studied music composition, was... [ ] Wednesday, Jan 27 9:50 AM
New classes ease first day crunch
SF State students had mixed feelings about the last-minute 37 additional classes that were added to the spring 2010 schedule. The Registrar's Office announced the added classes on the first day of the semester. The Kinesiology and Communications departments received... [ ] Monday, Jan 25 4:56 PM
Brown Bag threatened by budget cuts
Brown Bag Theatre productions at San Francisco State University have been adversely affected by the budget crisis like so many other programs on campus. Trouble is, they barely had a budget to begin with. "Brown Bag runs off of the... [ ] Tuesday, Jan 5 6:01 PM
Greenhouse forced to pack up in a hurry
Biology students and professors made quick work of relocating much of their greenhouse Dec. 17 after miscommunication with the engineering department left them with but a few days for the task. "They were supposed to have the area cleaned out... [ ] Thursday, Dec 17 2:19 PM
Second annual craft fair shows off SF State's creative staff
SF State faculty and staff traded offices and classrooms for folding tables and cash as they gathered to show off their talent and sell handmade gifts at the fourth annual Holiday Craft Sale. "This is good for people who have... [ ] Thursday, Dec 17 1:28 PM
Lighting the Way
In Knuth Hall, viewers were treated to the sights and sounds of the School of Music and Dance here at San Francisco State University during the Light The Way benefit concert. The holiday-themed benefit concert featured student and faculty... [ ] Thursday, Dec 17 11:24 AM
Final Bow to the Semester
Private lessons, group practices, repetition; all things that Junior Beth Wiesendanger participated in to adequately prepare herself for her final performance of the semester. SF State student, Natan Rodriguez's piece "Moon Cycle (Phase 1)" is what Wiesendanger and three... [ ] Thursday, Dec 17 11:15 AM
Repercussions for Business building, occupiers
There is still no word on school-related repercussions as of Dec. 17 for the 30 students arrested after the Business building was taken back after the Dec. 9 occupation. Police took the building back in the early hours of Dec.... [ ] Wednesday, Dec 16 10:17 AM
Solidarity throughout the bay
The day after SF State students were arrested for occupying the Business building, police arrested 65 UC Berkeley students, who were staging an occupation in Wheeler Hall on campus. Students responded by staging a protest at the Chancellor's residence, causing... [ ] Tuesday, Dec 15 4:17 PM
Thoughts from behind the barricades
On Dec. 9, in efforts of inspiring the campus and bringing attention to effects of California's cuts to higher education, students carried out the boldest move by any student activists in 40 years. By occupying and barricading the SF State... [ ] Monday, Dec 14 7:17 PM
Changes to start fall 2010
The fall semester was plagued with record-high fees, fewer instruction days and required courses bursting at the seams with students. But according to SF State administrators, the spring semester won't bring with it more fees or many fewer classes. "We... [ ] Sunday, Dec 13 12:32 AM
Professor finds that rodents help protect trees after fire
While many check the local news channel with concern when hearing of a raging forest fire, Thomas Parker gathers his research and goes to the site with excitement after the fire has been sequestered. Parker, a botanist and professor of... [ ] Sunday, Dec 6 9:04 PM
SF State prof. wins award for book, contributions
An SF State anthropology professor was awarded an honorable mention at the American Anthropological Association's annual conference in Philadelphia on Dec. 4. The Society for East Asian Anthropology, a section of the AAA, gave Prof. C. Sarah Soh the award... [ ] Friday, Dec 4 5:04 PM
