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She makes her way home on the 9X, a Muni bus line of questionable sanitation, and trudges upstairs. First thing she…
Read MoreRebel Tongues Find Their Voice
If the glowing yellow walls could talk, they would echo every story uttered in broken tongues. The walls are silent today,…
Read MoreCradling Civilization: Sharing culture in the face of stereotypes
Every Friday afternoon the basement of the students’ center at SF State becomes a place of expression and peace for the…
Read MoreSingle in SF
It is Saturday night, and just like the week before you’re sitting in a bar, hoping to meet someone new or…
Read MoreCampus Grub
It’s a usual school day, and your classes are running dreadfully slow. Your stomach is growling from hunger, so after class…
Read MoreWhat’s Cooking in College?
It is a typical Tuesday night. Homework is piling up and the weekend is still days away. In times like these,…
Read MoreFarmer’s Market
Fluorescent lights fill the windowless grocery store with an artificial glow that, from the inside, makes the time of day indeterminable….
Read MoreSelling Junk, Building Community
San Francisco transplant Mark Swenson thrives by selling “junk” and found items in his SoMa warehouse. All kinds of random goods are piled high to the ceiling, and the Moving Sale sits atop SF’s thrift scene. But even more curious than the store’s endless contents is Swenson’s decades-spanning journey to where he is now, and his mission to put things in the hands of people who need them.
Read MoreWhere do you Poo?
Rafael Lopez swears by Burk Hall. Kyle Nicolos considers the top floor in the Fine Arts building his home base. Vincent…
Read MoreSimple recipes for delicious home made bread and bagels
The bread is piping hot and emits a fragrant steam. It has been placed on the counter to cool. The crust…
Read MoreCampus Living: The pros and cons of dorming
Choosing to live on campus to create and seek a student community on what is primarily a commuter campus, find out the pros and cons of on campus living from students like you.
Read MoreSF State Theater students shine with Shakespeare
The stage in the Studio Theater is softly illuminated in warm, yellow light. Ben Landmesser and Michael Saarela take the stage, ready to tackle the work of perhaps the world’s most famous playwright. Shakespeare’s The Two Gentlemen of Verona is the San Francisco State’s Players’ Club’s winter show, the first of many spring productions for the SF State theater department.
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