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We advocate public engagement and discussion that will serve the greatest good, minimize harm and best exercise the constitutional rights of free speech, expression and assembly guaranteed every American and protected by public servants. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ © 2007 Xpress Online http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss en-us Sun, 23 Oct 2005 12:31:41 -0700 Sun, 23 Oct 2005 12:25:31 -0700 FeedForAll Mac v1.5 (1.5.0.1) Xpress Online Podcast - See it. Hear it. Experience it. All at xpress.sfsu.edu. Xpress Publications and its staff members are dedicated to providing an independent and accurate information source for the San Francisco State University campus and the greater Bay Area community. xpress online jesse garnier san francisco state university multimedia storytelling online journalism sfsu Xpress Online Staff jgarnier@sfsu.edu Xpress Online no In the latest installment of Artist Corner, [X]press speaks to Bay Area artist, Jonah Matranga. Known for his unorthodox earnest live shows that make viewers feel at one with the music, Jonah has played all over the world. Making a strong cult following, Jonah has since dropped all band titles and is about to put out his first solo album under his own name. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Mon, 21 May 2007 01:00:00 -0700 In the latest installment of Artist Corner, [X]press speaks to Bay Area artist, Jonah Matranga. Known for his unorthodox earnest live shows that make viewers feel at one with the music, Jonah has played all over the world. Making a strong cult following, Jonah has since dropped all band titles and is about to put out his first solo album under his own name. In the latest installment of Artist Corner, [X]press speaks to Bay Area artist, Jonah Matranga. Known for his unorthodox earnest live shows that make viewers feel at one with the music, Jonah has played all over the world. Making a strong cult following, Jonah has since dropped all band titles and is about to put out his first solo album under his own name. 00:08:06 Bernadette Blanco, Xpress Online no After spending spring break in New Orleans last April, SF State student and social justice worker Hattie Dague was alarmed to witness the level of devastation caused by the storm. Like many students who felt compelled to help, Dague took the fall semester off from school to go back to New Orleans to do relief work. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Mon, 21 May 2007 01:00:00 -0700 After spending spring break in New Orleans last April, SF State student and social justice worker Hattie Dague was alarmed to witness the level of devastation caused by the storm. Like many students who felt compelled to help, Dague took the fall semester off from school to go back to New Orleans to do relief work. After spending spring break in New Orleans last April, SF State student and social justice worker Hattie Dague was alarmed to witness the level of devastation caused by the storm. Like many students who felt compelled to help, Dague took the fall semester off from school to go back to New Orleans to do relief work. 00:16:27 Kelly Terr, Xpress Online yes For years, Santa Cruz native, Peter Mel has been the hands-down choice at Mavericks being one of the most talented and influential surfers. He is one of the best-known Northern California surfers in international competition. Mel joins the Golden Gate [X]press Online to talk about riding the big waves, his preparation for the competition and what’s in store for his future. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Mon, 23 Apr 2007 01:00:00 -0700 For years, Santa Cruz native, Peter Mel has been the hands-down choice at Mavericks being one of the most talented and influential surfers. He is one of the best-known Northern California surfers in international competition. Mel joins the Golden Gate [X]press Online to talk about riding the big waves, his preparation for the competition and what’s in store for his future. For years, Santa Cruz native, Peter Mel has been the hands-down choice at Mavericks being one of the most talented and influential surfers. He is one of the best-known Northern California surfers in international competition. Mel joins the Golden Gate [X]press Online to talk about riding the big waves, his preparation for the competition and what’s in store for his future. 00:17:24 Michelle Dapper, Xpress Online no Shawn Rhodes remains a big-time threat in any Contest he enters, including Mavericks. Some may know him as the longtime owner of the NorCal surf shop in Pacifica. The Golden Gate [X]press Online got to know him a lot better as he chats about his premonitions for this years contest, big wipeouts and how his family influences his daily life. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Friday, 20 Apr 2007 01:00:00 -0700 Shawn Rhodes remains a big-time threat in any Contest he enters, including Mavericks. Some may know him as the longtime owner of the NorCal surf shop in Pacifica. The Golden Gate [X]press Online got to know him a lot better as he chats about his premonitions for this years contest, big wipeouts and how his family influences his daily life. Shawn Rhodes remains a big-time threat in any Contest he enters, including Mavericks. Some may know him as the longtime owner of the NorCal surf shop in Pacifica. The Golden Gate [X]press Online got to know him a lot better as he chats about his premonitions for this years contest, big wipeouts and how his family influences his daily life. 00:15:14 Michelle Dapper, Xpress Online no In the latest installment of Artist Corner, [X]press Online interviews local artist, illustrator and Art Director for Western Edition Ian Johnson. Johnson uses jazz as the backdrop and inspiration for his portraits, which is he able to translate into his work at local skate stores around the Bay Area. He discusses with [X]press the challenges of translating his art in the skateboarding world, his love for jazz and why he sticks to portraits. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Sun, 22 Apr 2007 01:00:00 -0700 In the latest installment of Artist Corner, [X]press Online interviews local artist, illustrator and Art Director for Western Edition Ian Johnson. Johnson uses jazz as the backdrop and inspiration for his portraits, which is he able to translate into his work at local skate stores around the Bay Area. He discusses with [X]press the challenges of translating his art in the skateboarding world, his love for jazz and why he sticks to portraits. In the latest installment of Artist Corner, [X]press Online interviews local artist, illustrator and Art Director for Western Edition Ian Johnson. Johnson uses jazz as the backdrop and inspiration for his portraits, which is he able to translate into his work at local skate stores around the Bay Area. He discusses with [X]press the challenges of translating his art in the skateboarding world, his love for jazz and why he sticks to portraits. 00:18:09 Allison Bloch, Xpress Online yes In the latest installment of Artist Corner, [X]press Online interviews local indie artist Deth P. Sun. His paintings feature offbeat portrayals of animals and people in simple, yet dreamlike environments. Sun's artwork has been showcased in Giant Robot magazine and retail store, Urban Outfitters. He discusses the inspirations behind his paintings, the process and challenges of his work, and why he chose a career in art. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Sat, 21 Apr 2007 01:00:00 -0700 In the latest installment of Artist Corner, [X]press Online interviews local indie artist Deth P. Sun. His paintings feature offbeat portrayals of animals and people in simple, yet dreamlike environments. Sun's artwork has been showcased in Giant Robot magazine and retail store, Urban Outfitters. He discusses the inspirations behind his paintings, the process and challenges of his work, and why he chose a career in art. In the latest installment of Artist Corner, [X]press Online interviews local indie artist Deth P. Sun. His paintings feature offbeat portrayals of animals and people in simple, yet dreamlike environments. Sun's artwork has been showcased in Giant Robot magazine and retail store, Urban Outfitters. He discusses the inspirations behind his paintings, the process and challenges of his work, and why he chose a career in art. 00:07:22 Bernadette Blanco, Xpress Online no Thousands of Bay Area citizens gathered Saturday in Frank Ogawa Plaza at Oakland's city hall to see and hear presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) during his first Bay Area public appearance. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Wed, 21 Feb 2007 01:00:00 -0700 Thousands of Bay Area citizens gathered Saturday in Frank Ogawa Plaza at Oakland's city hall to see and hear presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) during his first Bay Area public appearance. Thousands of Bay Area citizens gathered Saturday in Frank Ogawa Plaza at Oakland's city hall to see and hear presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) during his first Bay Area public appearance. 00:31:01 Aaron Morrison, Xpress Online no In the fourth installment of Artist Corner, [X]press Online chats with Finless Brown, a live hip-hop band in San Francisco. They have been taking on the overwhelming music scene that is the Bay Area, and have received nothing but love. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Wed, 21 Feb 2007 01:00:00 -0700 In the fourth installment of Artist Corner, [X]press Online chats with Finless Brown, a live hip-hop band in San Francisco. They have been taking on the overwhelming music scene that is the Bay Area, and have received nothing but love. In the fourth installment of Artist Corner, [X]press Online chats with Finless Brown, a live hip-hop band in San Francisco. They have been taking on the overwhelming music scene that is the Bay Area, and have received nothing but love. 00:18:35 Michelle Dapper, Xpress Online no Dave Hirschkop is the founder of Dave's Gourmet, an online based food distribution company that he started fourteen years ago by creating potentially the hottest sauce in the world. Dave joins Xpress Online to tell his compelling story of what it took for him to create a successful business foundation after accidently creating "Insanity Sauce." http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Wed, 21 Feb 2007 01:00:00 -0700 Dave Hirschkop is the founder of Dave's Gourmet, an online based food distribution company that he started fourteen years ago by creating potentially the hottest sauce in the world. Dave joins Xpress Online to tell his compelling story of what it took for him to create a successful business foundation after accidently creating "Insanity Sauce." Dave Hirschkop is the founder of Dave's Gourmet, an online based food distribution company that he started fourteen years ago by creating potentially the hottest sauce in the world. Dave joins Xpress Online to tell his compelling story of what it took for him to create a successful business foundation after accidently creating "Insanity Sauce." 00:18:35 Angela Asche, Xpress Online no Connie Marie Gaglio is the director of the Entreprenuership program at SF State's downtown campus. She has her Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Chicago as well as experience as an entreprenuer. Connie joins [X]press Online to discuss why the program has been successful and some key factors on how to start a business and come out ahead. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Tues, 20 Feb 2007 01:00:00 -0700 Connie Marie Gaglio is the director of the Entreprenuership program at SF State's downtown campus. She has her Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Chicago as well as experience as an entreprenuer. Connie joins [X]press Online to discuss why the program has been successful and some key factors on how to start a business and come out ahead. Connie Marie Gaglio is the director of the Entreprenuership program at SF State's downtown campus. She has her Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Chicago as well as experience as an entreprenuer. Connie joins [X]press Online to discuss why the program has been successful and some key factors on how to start a business and come out ahead. 00:18:35 Angela Asche, Xpress Online no Xpress interviews hot local band Elephone about their changing line-up and why they have balls. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Mon, 19 Feb 2007 01:00:00 -0700 Xpress interviews hot local band Elephone about their changing line-up and why they have balls. Xpress interviews hot local band Elephone about their changing line-up and why they have balls. 00:18:35 Allison Bloch and Anna Elledge, Xpress Online yes Iraq War Veteran and World Can't Wait Co-founder Bring the "Mission Of A Generation" Speaking Tour to SF State. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Sun, 18 Feb 2007 01:00:00 -0700 Iraq War Veteran and World Can't Wait Co-founder Bring the "Mission Of A Generation" Speaking Tour to SF State. Iraq War Veteran and World Can't Wait Co-founder Bring the "Mission Of A Generation" Speaking Tour to SF State. 00:20:48 Kelly Terr, Xpress Online yes Gavin Hayes and Mark Engles, two members of the Interscope band dredg, share the last 12 years of their history. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Thu, 25 Jan 2007 01:00:00 -0700 Gavin Hayes and Mark Engles, two members of the Interscope band dredg, share the last 12 years of their history. Gavin Hayes and Mark Engles, two members of the Interscope band dredg, share the last 12 years of their history. 00:7:01 Aaron Morrison, Xpress Online no An exclusive interview with frontman Bryan Garza of the San Francisco band Scissors For Lefty. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Thu, 25 Jan 2007 01:00:00 -0700 An exclusive interview with frontman Bryan Garza of the San Francisco band Scissors For Lefty. An exclusive interview with frontman Bryan Garza of the San Francisco band Scissors For Lefty. 00:5:04 Dashiell Collins, Xpress Online no Xpress catches up with former SF State student and current Hip-hop producer TOMC3 (Tom Cleary) in an exclusive interview, featuring album cuts from his first project ‘Dopestyle 1231’ and ‘Project Polaroid’ -- his recent collaborative album with Kool Keith. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Fri, 15 Dec 2006 01:00:00 -0700 Xpress catches up with former SF State student and current Hip-hop producer TOMC3 (Tom Cleary) in an exclusive interview, featuring album cuts from his first project ‘Dopestyle 1231’ and ‘Project Polaroid’ -- his recent collaborative album with Kool Keith. Xpress catches up with former SF State student and current Hip-hop producer TOMC3 (Tom Cleary) in an exclusive interview, featuring album cuts from his first project ‘Dopestyle 1231’ and ‘Project Polaroid’ -- his recent collaborative album with Kool Keith. 00:9:00 Luis Mauricio, Xpress Online yes Dr. H.L.T. Quan, assistant professor at the School of Justice and Social Inquiry at Arizona State University, recently gave a guest lecture at SF State based on her continuing research on developing economic and political relations between China and Africa. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Tue, 12 Dec 2006 01:00:00 -0700 Dr. H.L.T. Quan, assistant professor at the School of Justice and Social Inquiry at Arizona State University, recently gave a guest lecture at SF State based on her continuing research on developing economic and political relations between China and Africa. Dr. H.L.T. Quan, assistant professor at the School of Justice and Social Inquiry at Arizona State University, recently gave a guest lecture at SF State based on her continuing research on developing economic and political relations between China and Africa. 00:12:35 Dashiell Collins, Xpress Online no The 36-year-old business major, started TheNefraShop.com after she crocheted one hat for a classmate. Now SF State students can see her and her hats on campus. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Wed, 6 Dec 2006 01:00:00 -0700 The 36-year-old business major, started TheNefraShop.com after she crocheted one hat for a classmate. Now SF State students can see her and her hats on campus. The 36-year-old business major, started TheNefraShop.com after she crocheted one hat for a classmate. Now SF State students can see her and her hats on campus. 00:08:24 Belinda Wong, Xpress Online no Eric Schlosser has raised eyebrows over the investigative journalism presented in his novel, Fast Food Nation. The issues presented within the pages of the book, intrigued director Richard Linklater to turn the themes into a movie. The movie is due in theaters late 2006. In this podcast, Schlosser discusses his feelings about the movie and what it takes to do what he loves to do. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Thu, 2 Nov 2006 01:00:00 -0700 Eric Schlosser has raised eyebrows over the investigative journalism presented in his novel, Fast Food Nation. The issues presented within the pages of the book, intrigued director Richard Linklater to turn the themes into a movie. The movie is due in theaters late 2006. In this podcast, Schlosser discusses his feelings about the movie and what it takes to do what he loves to do. Eric Schlosser has raised eyebrows over the investigative journalism presented in his novel, Fast Food Nation. The issues presented within the pages of the book, intrigued director Richard Linklater to turn the themes into a movie. The movie is due in theaters late 2006. In this podcast, Schlosser discusses his feelings about the movie and what it takes to do what he loves to do. 00:08:21 Michaela Domer, Xpress Online no The Cesar Chavez Student Center has seen many murals go up over its 30-year history. Currently, the Student Kouncil of Intertribal Nations (SKINS) is trying to erect a cultural mural in honor of Native peoples. Unfortunately, President Corrigan has placed a halt on the creation of any new murals on the center due to his dissapproval of the content of a proposed Palestinian mural. SKINS supporters are still hopeful that their mural will be approved. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Fri, 27 Oct 2006 01:00:00 -0700 The Cesar Chavez Student Center has seen many murals go up over its 30-year history. Currently, the Student Kouncil of Intertribal Nations (SKINS) is trying to erect a cultural mural in honor of Native peoples. Unfortunately, President Corrigan has placed a halt on the creation of any new murals on the center due to his dissapproval of the content of a proposed Palestinian mural. SKINS supporters are still hopeful that their mural will be approved. The Cesar Chavez Student Center has seen many murals go up over its 30-year history. Currently, the Student Kouncil of Intertribal Nations (SKINS) is trying to erect a cultural mural in honor of Native peoples. Unfortunately, President Corrigan has placed a halt on the creation of any new murals on the center due to his dissapproval of the content of a proposed Palestinian mural. SKINS supporters are still hopeful that their mural will be approved. 00:18:05 Kimberly Castillo, Xpress Online no SF State's literary journal, Fourteen Hills, made its debut at the fourth annual Litquake, a weeklong event that celebrated San Francisco's innovative poems, short stories and fiction. The Mission District event featured performances by local writers and poets. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Wed, 25 Oct 2006 01:00:00 -0700 SF State's literary journal, Fourteen Hills, made its debut at the fourth annual Litquake, a weeklong event that celebrated San Francisco's innovative poems, short stories and fiction. The event, which ended last Saturday in the Mission, featured performances by local writers and poets. SF State's literary journal, Fourteen Hills, made its debut at the fourth annual Litquake, a weeklong event that celebrated San Francisco's innovative poems, short stories and fiction. The event, which ended last Saturday in the Mission, featured performances by local writers and poets. 00:13:17 Bernadette Blanco, Xpress Online no Panelists include: Fred Astren of Jewish Studies, Sanjoy Banerjee of International Relations, Maziar Behrooz of History, Lucia Volk of Anthropology, David Fisher (Diplomat in Residence), moderator: Jules Tygiel of History. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Wed, 25 Oct 2006 01:00:00 -0700 Panelists include: Fred Astren of Jewish Studies, Sanjoy Banerjee of International Relations, Maziar Behrooz of History, Lucia Volk of Anthropology, David Fisher (Diplomat in Residence), moderator: Jules Tygiel of History. Panelists include: Fred Astren of Jewish Studies, Sanjoy Banerjee of International Relations, Maziar Behrooz of History, Lucia Volk of Anthropology, David Fisher (Diplomat in Residence), moderator: Jules Tygiel of History. 00:15:46 Michaela Domer, Xpress Online no SF State Music Recording Industry student Chayah Miranda's music career is currently expanding as she gains more publicity. In this podcast, you'll hear Miranda and others discuss her talents, along with the business side of the music industry, which is often overlooked. In addition, rap artist and SF State student Skubba talks about what it's like to work with Miranda. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Wed, 17 May 2006 01:00:00 -0700 SF State Music Recording Industry student Chayah Miranda's music career is currently expanding as she gains more publicity. In this podcast, you'll hear Miranda and others discuss her talents, along with the business side of the music industry, which is often overlooked. In addition, rap artist and SF State student Skubba talks about what it's like to work with Miranda. SF State Music Recording Industry student Chayah Miranda's music career is currently expanding as she gains more publicity. In this podcast, you'll hear Miranda and others discuss her talents, along with the business side of the music industry, which is often overlooked. In addition, rap artist and SF State student Skubba talks about what it's like to work with Miranda. 00:04:23 Marcelina Blea, Xpress Online no Chance Martin and James Chionsini work at the Coalition on Homelessness, and both write for Street Sheet. They both are formally homeless themselves, and understand the daily obstacles and depression that homeless people face. James and Chance discuss the role that organizations like the San Francisco Coalition on Homelessness and Street Sheet play in society, and the roots and structural causes of homelessness. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Thu, 11 May 2006 01:00:00 -0700 Chance Martin and James Chionsini work at the Coalition on Homelessness, and both write for Street Sheet. They both are formally homeless themselves, and understand the daily obstacles and depression that homeless people face. James and Chance discuss the role that organizations like the San Francisco Coalition on Homelessness and Street Sheet play in society, and the roots and structural causes of homelessness. Chance Martin and James Chionsini work at the Coalition on Homelessness, and both write for Street Sheet. They both are formally homeless themselves, and understand the daily obstacles and depression that homeless people face. James and Chance discuss the role that organizations like the San Francisco Coalition on Homelessness and Street Sheet play in society, and the roots and structural causes of homelessness. 00:16:25 Daisy Kuchins, Xpress Online no Ladytron, a Liverpool-based band, toured through San Francisco promoting their recent releases "Witching Hour" and "Extended Play." The electronic four-piece group embarked on their first American tour in over three years which was a rare delight for their Bay Area fans. They plan to continue touring the United States before heading back to Europe. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Thur, 4 May 2006 01:00:00 -0700 Ladytron, a Liverpool-based band, toured through San Francisco promoting their recent releases "Witching Hour" and "Extended Play." The electronic four-piece group embarked on their first American tour in over three years which was a rare delight for their Bay Area fans. They plan to continue touring the United States before heading back to Europe. Ladytron, a Liverpool-based band, toured through San Francisco promoting their recent releases "Witching Hour" and "Extended Play." The electronic four-piece group embarked on their first American tour in over three years which was a rare delight for their Bay Area fans. They plan to continue touring the United States before heading back to Europe. 00:08:08 Allison Bloch, Xpress Online no Eileen Keremitsis is the author of Life in a California Mission, and develops and leads walking tours with San Francisco City Guides. She loves to research San Francisco history and make stories of real people come alive again. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Mon, 1 May 2006 01:00:00 -0700 Eileen Keremitsis is the author of Life in a California Mission, and develops and leads walking tours with San Francisco City Guides. She loves to research San Francisco history and make stories of real people come alive again. Eileen Keremitsis is the author of Life in a California Mission, and develops and leads walking tours with San Francisco City Guides. She loves to research San Francisco history and make stories of real people come alive again. 00:08:51 Daisy Kuchins, Xpress Online no Quake and Fire almost left San Francisco in Ruins, a century later thousands gather to celebrate rising from the ashes. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Sat, 22 Apr 2006 01:00:00 -0700 Quake and Fire almost left San Francisco in Ruins, a century later thousands gather to celebrate rising from the ashes. Quake and Fire almost left San Francisco in Ruins, a century later thousands gather to celebrate rising from the ashes. 00:11:18 Phil De La Cruz, Xpress Online no This is an interview with Karate High School, a bay area band currently promoting their debut album "Arcade Rock." They opened the a show presented by the Music Recording Industry's at Slim's, on Monday, April 17. Students in the MRI course "Behind The Stage," organized the show, including working at the venue on the show night. Meanwhile, the students in the MRI course, Music Publicity promote the event. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Fri, 21 Apr 2006 01:00:00 -0700 This is an interview with Karate High School, a bay area band currently promoting their debut album "Arcade Rock." They opened the a show presented by the Music Recording Industry's at Slim's, on Monday, April 17. Students in the MRI course "Behind The Stage," organized the show, including working at the venue on the show night. Meanwhile, the students in the MRI course, Music Publicity promote the event. This is an interview with Karate High School, a bay area band currently promoting their debut album "Arcade Rock." They opened the a show presented by the Music Recording Industry's at Slim's, on Monday, April 17. Students in the MRI course "Behind The Stage," organized the show, including working at the venue on the show night. Meanwhile, the students in the MRI course, Music Publicity promote the event. 00:05:14 Marcelina Blea, Xpress Online no Israel’s elections came to a close late Tuesday evening, as interim Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and his Kadima party, originally founded by Ariel Sharon, won the majority of parliamentary seats. Earlier polls had projected the Kadima party to win. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Sat, 1 Apr 2006 01:00:00 -0700 Israel’s elections came to a close late Tuesday evening, as interim Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and his Kadima party, originally founded by Ariel Sharon, won the majority of parliamentary seats. Earlier polls had projected the Kadima party to win. Israel’s elections came to a close late Tuesday evening, as interim Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and his Kadima party, originally founded by Ariel Sharon, won the majority of parliamentary seats. Earlier polls had projected the Kadima party to win. 00:06:02 Eleni Economides, Xpress Online no Marguerite Ann Young was a good friend of Tom Waddell, who founded the Gay Games and later died of AIDS. In this podcast, Marguerite Ann reflects on Tom's life and her friendship with him. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Wed, 29 Mar 2006 01:00:00 -0700 Marguerite Ann Young was a good friend of Tom Waddell, who founded the Gay Games and later died of AIDS. In this podcast, Marguerite Ann reflects on Tom's life and her friendship with him. Marguerite Ann Young was a good friend of Tom Waddell, who founded the Gay Games and later died of AIDS. In this podcast, Marguerite Ann reflects on Tom's life and her friendship with him. 00:08:52 Katrina Van Loan, Xpress Online no Emmy winner hosts conference on the future of media and entertainment http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Tue, 28 Mar 2006 01:00:00 -0700 On March 22, Emmy award winner, Phil Kipper, announced the opening - to around 400 students - of "Changing Channels: Braving the New World of Byte-Sized Media," a symposium that marked the 60th anniversary of the Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts (BECA) department. On March 22, Emmy award winner, Phil Kipper, announced the opening - to around 400 students - of "Changing Channels: Braving the New World of Byte-Sized Media," a symposium that marked the 60th anniversary of the Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts (BECA) department. 00:09:02 Katrina Van Loan, Xpress Online no SF State student Jed Wheeler, also known as Emcee Lynx, wants people to know that he doesn't have all the answers. What he does have, however, is drive and a world view that provide for fascinating, socially-consicous lyrics for what he describes as "revolutionary" hip-hop. When he's not in classes at SFSU or taking part in political action campaigns, this Mormon-raised anarchist makes tracks that he hopes will inspire listeners to make change. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Mon, 6 Mar 2006 01:00:00 -0700 SF State student Jed Wheeler, also known as Emcee Lynx, wants people to know that he doesn't have all the answers. What he does have, however, is drive and a world view that provide for fascinating, socially-consicous lyrics for what he describes as "revolutionary" hip-hop. When he's not in classes at SFSU or taking part in political action campaigns, this Mormon-raised anarchist makes tracks that he hopes will inspire listeners to make change. SF State student Jed Wheeler, also known as Emcee Lynx, wants people to know that he doesn't have all the answers. What he does have, however, is drive and a world view that provide for fascinating, socially-consicous lyrics for what he describes as "revolutionary" hip-hop. When he's not in classes at SFSU or taking part in political action campaigns, this Mormon-raised anarchist makes tracks that he hopes will inspire listeners to make change. 00:04:12 The Xpress Online Staff no Xpress Producer, Laura Lo Forti, interviews several people regarding the situation including Middle East historian and SFSU assistant professor Maziar Behrooz, Muslim Association Representative Msa Repr Jaynap Abdolcader, SFSU student Khari Johnson and political cartoonist Mark Fiore. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Sun, 26 Feb 2006 01:00:00 -0700 Xpress Producer, Laura Lo Forti, interviews several people regarding the situation including Middle East historian and SFSU assistant professor Maziar Behrooz, Muslim Association Representative Msa Repr Jaynap Abdolcader, SFSU student Khari Johnson and political cartoonist Mark Fiore. Xpress Producer, Laura Lo Forti, interviews several people regarding the situation including Middle East historian and SFSU assistant professor Maziar Behrooz, Muslim Association Representative Msa Repr Jaynap Abdolcader, SFSU student Khari Johnson and political cartoonist Mark Fiore. 00:09:30 Laura Lo Forti, Xpress Online no The Pinoy Education Program (PEP) started in 2001 by San Francisco State University Asian Studies Professor, Dr. Allyson Tintiangco-Cubales. This program, that is only found at SF State, helps educate young Filipino Americans about their culture which is not taught in any classroom around the Bay Area. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Wed, 22 Feb 2006 01:00:00 -0700 The Pinoy Education Program (PEP) started in 2001 by San Francisco State University Asian Studies Professor, Dr. Allyson Tintiangco-Cubales. This program, that is only found at SF State, helps educate young Filipino Americans about their culture which is not taught in any classroom around the Bay Area. The Pinoy Education Program (PEP) started in 2001 by San Francisco State University Asian Studies Professor, Dr. Allyson Tintiangco-Cubales. This program, that is only found at SF State, helps educate young Filipino Americans about their culture which is not taught in any classroom around the Bay Area. 00:04:18 Mark Howell, Xpress Online no A visually impaired SF State student named Toshiro Yamamoto will take us on a tour of campus following the sounds he uses to orient himself as he walks with his white cane. Among other sounds, you will hear wind chimes. They are part of a pilot project on campus that Yamamoto initiated. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Sat, 18 Feb 2006 02:00:00 -0700 A visually impaired SF State student named Toshiro Yamamoto will take us on a tour of campus following the sounds he uses to orient himself as he walks with his white cane. Among other sounds, you will hear wind chimes. They are part of a pilot project on campus that Yamamoto initiated. A visually impaired SF State student named Toshiro Yamamoto will take us on a tour of campus following the sounds he uses to orient himself as he walks with his white cane. Among other sounds, you will hear wind chimes. They are part of a pilot project on campus that Yamamoto initiated. 00:11:02 Laura Lo Forti, Xpress Online no The Hapa Project exhibit and book comprise photographs of multiracial men, women and children and their handwritten responses to the question "What are you?"--an inquiry many multiracial people face constantly. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Thu, 16 Feb 2006 01:00:00 -0700 The Hapa Project exhibit and book comprise photographs of multiracial men, women and children and their handwritten responses to the question "What are you?"--an inquiry many multiracial people face constantly. The Hapa Project exhibit and book comprise photographs of multiracial men, women and children and their handwritten responses to the question "What are you?"--an inquiry many multiracial people face constantly. 00:12:02 Lauren Chin, Xpress Online no Xpress producer, Florence Brown, takes you on the story behind the story of the arrest of San Francisco State professor Antwi Akom. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Thu, 3 Nov 2005 01:00:00 -0700 Xpress producer, Florence Brown, takes you on the story behind the story of the arrest of San Francisco State professor Antwi Akom. Xpress producer, Florence Brown, takes you on the story behind the story of the arrest of San Francisco State professor Antwi Akom. 00:06:03 The Xpress Online Staff no Join us this week when we bring you an inside look at Fashion at SF State. Hear what students are doing right...and incredibly wrong. Get some great fashion tips so that you don't get arrested by the Fashion Police!!! http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Tue, 18 Oct 2005 12:22:11 -0700 Join us this week when we bring you an inside look at Fashion at SF State. Hear what students are doing right...and increadibly wrong. Get some great fashion tips so that you don't get arrested by the Fashion Police!!! Join us this week when we bring you an inside look at Fashion at SF State. Hear what students are doing right...and incredibly wrong. Get some great fashion tips so that you don't get arrested by the Fashion Police!!! 00:11:12 The Xpress Online Staff yes Golden Gate [X]Press Editor in Chief Devonne Lawrason takes you inside the news this week. Listen to Dolores Huerta speak at the 30th anniversary of the Cesar Chavez Student Union, Katherine Ambellan talk about graffiti art in the bay area, and find out why sports clubs on campus are getting screwed in the Golden Gate [X]Press Online. http://xpress.sfsu.edu/ Tue, 11 Oct 2005 01:00:00 -0700 Golden Gate [X]Press Editor in Chief Devonne Lawrason takes you inside the news this week. Listen to Dolores Huerta speak at the 30th anniversary of the Cesar Chavez Student Union, Katherine Ambellan talk about graffiti art in the bay area, and find out why sports clubs on campus are getting screwed in the Golden Gate [X]Press Online. Golden Gate [X]Press Editor in Chief Devonne Lawrason takes you inside the news this week. Listen to Dolores Huerta speak at the 30th anniversary of the Cesar Chavez Student Union, Katherine Ambellan talk about graffiti art in the bay area, and find out why sports clubs on campus are getting screwed in the Golden Gate [X]Press Online. 00:06:54 The Xpress Online Staff no