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Alum Toby Tolley has non-stop an Albuquerque gym clinging usually to a foe of fencing. The Albuquerque Tribune 8/4/06

Alum Greg Shine, arch ranger and historian during Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, has combined an essay about black infantry -- buffalo soldiers -- who spent 13 months during Vancouver Barracks in1899-1900. The Columbian 8/4/06

Alum Stephen Dick is one half of a twin Mojácar Flamenco. (Oregon) Mail Tribune 8/4/06

Alum Albert Kissling is regulating in November's U.S. congressional foe to paint New Mexico District II. Cibola County Beacon 8/4/06

A conference reason in Jul on campus is mentioned in a story on how "the Israeli-Palestinian dispute has seeped into academia here and abroad." San Francisco Chronicle 8/4/06

Student Sean Smith comments on Wednesday's San Francisco Muni sight derailment. San Francisco Examiner 8/3/06

About 2,000 attend a wake for SFPD Officer Nick-Tomasito Birco, an alum. San Francisco Chronicle 8/3/06

Students Celine Tsai and Crystal Loo are producing a Miss Pacifica Contest for Pacifica Community Television. Pacifica Tribune 8/3/06

Black and white photographs by alum Robert Buelteman are featured in a SPUR vaunt "Both Sides Now." Oakland Tribune 8/3/06

Adjunct Professor of Meteorology Jan Null's investigate on a dangers of hyperthemia in cars, is mentioned. USA Today 8/1/06; Cape Cod Times 8/1/06; WBKO 8/6/06;

John Sullivan, highbrow of management, says that tellurian resources managers need to "be agile" with their budgets. HR Magazine 8/1/06

Creative essay alum Brandon Mise is collaborating with his partner to emanate several striking novels. Asheville Citizen Times 8/1/06

July

In a underline comparing a mayors of San Francisco and Los Angeles, an SF State check of Gavin Newsom's approval is cited. Los Angeles Times 7/31/06; KTLA News 7/31/06

Alum Michael Knowlton's "wave paintings" are featured. Point Reyes Light 8/1/06

Dan Macallair, techer in rapist justice, comments on diagnosis of foreign-born jail inmates. Merced Sun-Star 7/31/06

SF State's expertise kinship is reportedly perplexing to retard a Web site PickProf from posting category grades. Monterey County Herald 7/31/06

Alum Ross Bruce -- actor and Burlingame realtor -- is featured. San Mateo Daily Journal 7/31/06

SF State ranks 13th national in awarding undergraduate degrees to minorities. San Francisco Chronicle 7/30/06

Prospective undergraduates can request for open acknowledgment to SF State now through Sept. 29. Oakland Tribune 7/29/06; Tri-Valley Herald 7/29/06

Alum Rich Gutierrez is a new varsity basketball control manager during South San Francisco High School. San Mateo County Times 7/29/06

Alum Nick-Tomasito Birco, an SFPD officer killed during a high-speed chase, is remembered. San Francisco Chronicle 7/27/06; San Mateo County Times 7/26/06

"You can have opposite microclimates in your front yard and your behind yard,'' said Jan Null, accessory highbrow of meteorology, in reference to Bay Area residents saying hotter temperatures than those officially reported. San Jose Mercury News 7/27/06

Alum Kerri Shawn stars in a one-woman uncover "Shirley Valentine." San Francisco Chronicle 7/27/06

Alum Walter R. Andrae, a Revolutionary War historian, to speak. The (Washington, GA) News-Reporter 7/27/06

Erik Peper, highbrow of holistic health, comments on respirating deeply for good health. The Oregonian 7/26/06

The Anti-Monopoly diversion grown by Professor Emeritus Ralph Anspach is now behind in production. KLTV News 7/26/06; ABC7 Chicago 7/26/06

Alum Dianne Talarico, incoming superintendent of schools in Santa Monica, is featured. Santa Monica Daily Press 7/22/06; Malibu Times 7/26/06

Student Nora Razon is cited as an instance of opening and affordability issues that face bootleg immigrants seeking aloft education. San Jose Mercury News 7/24/06; Monterey County Herald 7/24/06; Press Enterprise (Southern California) 7/24/06; Contra Costa Times 7/23/06; San Luis Obispo Tribune 7/23/06; Salt Lake Tribune 7/23/06

Among political parties and nonprofits focused on a girl vote, a League of Young Voters will muster lerned organizers to 5 California State University campuses, including SF State. Oakland Tribune 7/24/06

Professor Emerita Sherri Cavan, commenting on graffiti via a globe, says "In spite of punishment, there are rewards for being dauntless adequate by stealing your things adult unequivocally high. It's bragging rights." Sarasota Herald-Tribune 7/23/06

Alum Charles Hamilton plays trombone with "The usually genuine New Orleans-style jazz rope this side of a Mississippi," St. Gabriel's Celestial Brass Band. Vallejo Times-Herald 7/24/06

Alum Ardyss Golden, a apportion during Hollister's Methodist Church, is featured. The (Hollister) Pinnacle 7/23/06

Alum Ben Fong-Torres revisits a grill he worked during as a immature student. San Francisco Chronicle 7/23/06

Alum Kevin Barrett, who "has recently emerged from shade to advantage worldwide courtesy for his faith that some tip U.S. government officials orchestrated a militant attacks of Sept. 11, 2001," is profiled. The Capital Times (Madison, Wis.) 7/23/06; Chicago Tribune 8/2/06

Joseph McBride, partner highbrow of cinema, comments on a economics of mixed film screens in Gilbert, Arizona. The Arizona Republic 7/22/06

A letter to a editor from Librarian Mitch Turitz comments on executive compensation in a CSU system. San Francisco Chronicle 7/22/06

Alum Trevor Garrod is keyboard actor and lead thespian for a stone jubilee Tea Leaf Green. Marin Independent Journal 7/21/06; Contra Costa Times 9/28/06; San Jose Mercury News 9/28/06

In an opinion piece, College of Marin superintendent/president Frances L. White says a college "has usually taken a outrageous step brazen in a corner venture" with SF State and will shortly offer bachelor and master degrees during a Indian Valley campus. Marin Independent Journal 7/19/06

Commenting on President Bush's new NAACP speech, Professor of Political Science Robert C. Smith said, "He's reaching out to a narrow cut of black electorate that a jubilee has targeted with some success, rich blacks and eremite blacks." Richmond Times-Dispatch 7/21/06

Two writers news their practice during a 4th annual ubiquitous convention of Al-Awda, sponsored during SF State by a tyro group, General Union of Palestine Students. j. 7/21/06 and j. 7/21/06

The Veterans of Comedy Wars advantage during SF State Sept. 15 and 16 will be headlined by Carol Channing, connoisseur of circuitously Lowell High School. San Francisco Chronicle 7/20/06

"At Work — The Art of California Labor,” an exhibition essentially orderly by SF State and a California Historical Society, is now at a Pico House Gallery in Los Angeles. LA Weekly 7/20/06

Alum Celestine Ranney-Howes, a dress designer, is featured. The (Montgomery, Md.) Gazette 7/20/06

Assistant Professor of Journalism Yumi Wilson serves on San Francisco's ad hoc Police Ethics Panel. San Francisco Sentinel 7/19/06

Alum Dianne Talarico is named superintendent of schools for Santa Monica. Santa Monica Daily Press 7/18/06; Malibu Times 7/19/06

Student Sonia Vazquez participated in and celebrated a new election in Mexico. BBC's The World 7/5/06

The University's Summer Bridge module is featured. Oakland Tribune 7/16/06; Oroville Mercury Register 7/16/06

The Romberg Tiburon Center succeeds in fixation a shoreline on a cleanup list administered by a Army Corps of Engineers. San Francisco Chronicle 7/16/06

In a investigate conducted for Carlsbad, Associate Professor and Chair of Economics Philip King estimated a standard beachgoer spends $44 daily during city businesses. North County Times 7/15/06

Commenting on new weather, Adjunct Professor of Meteorology Jan Null says " ... it's not all that hot.'" San Jose Mercury News 7/15/06

In a piece on entertainment cuts during Rutgers University, SF State mouthpiece Ellen Griffin comments on how SF State has rubbed entertainment budget cuts. Newark Star-Ledger 7/16/06

Adjunct Professor of Meteorology Jan Null comments on immature children's ability to withstand feverishness inside parked cars. KOTV News 7/14/06

Professor of Political Science Robert C. Smith, commenting on a NAACP's efforts to probity Hispanic members, says, "In sequence to advance a civil-rights agenda, they indispensable to make an fondness with the largest, and fastest growing, minority organisation in a country." Winston-Salem Journal 7/13/06; Spartanburg Herald Journal 7/14/06

Student Gravity Goldberg is a co-founder of a San Francisco literary magazine Instant City. San Francisco Chronicle 7/13/06

Student Chris Ferejohn creates a vital as an online poker player. San Francisco Chronicle 7/13/06

Alum Madeleine Lim, a filmmaker, is featured. San Francisco Chronicle 7/13/06

Alum Wesla Whitfield, "the eminent singer," is featured. Pacifica Tribune 7/13/06

Recent statistics expelled by SF State news that to date for 2006 there have been 10 deaths of tiny children as a outcome of being left inside a prohibited vehicle. Lamar (Colo.) Daily News 7/11/06

Student Katie Collett describes since she chose SF State over UC Santa Cruz, in this opinion square patrician "Weighing my college dream." Oakland Tribune 7/10/06

The Shakespeare First Folio during a Sutro Library on campus is "one of a good highlights of any eminent library." Sacramento Bee 7/11/06

San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom suggests a digital humanities and media complex that a SFSU are deliberation for Hunters Point could chateau press core indispensable if 2016 Olympic Games reason locally. San Francisco Chronicle 7/11/06

History Professor Paul Longmore pronounced he skeleton on remaining observant against right-to-die legislation. San Jose Mercury News 7/10/06; Contra Costa Times 7/9/06 (free registration required)

Political Science Professor Robert C. Smith comments on BART workers' discrimination lawsuit. San Mateo County Times 7/9/06; The (Hayward) Daily Review 7/9/06; Tri-Valley Herald 7/9/06; Oakland Tribune 7/9/06; Alameda Times-Star 7/9/06

Assistant Professor of Cinema Joseph McBride, commenting on a national reduction in movie sheet sales, says "The trend for a future is home viewing." Stockton Record 7/9/06

Alum Evelyn Giddings is allocated boss of a Humboldt Botanical Garden Foundation. The Eureka Reporter 7/8/06

A San Francisco troops officer indicted of crimes conflicting an SF State tyro has quiescent from a force after entering no-contest pleas. San Francisco Chronicle 7/8/06; San Jose Mercury News 7/8/06

Wrestling manager Lars Jensen creates a guest opening during summer wrestling camp charity by his brother. Vacaville Reporter 7/7/06

Alum Hector Villar, clergyman and performer of a tango, is profiled. Half Moon Bay Review 7/6/06

Linda Ellis, highbrow and executive of museum studies, discusses a Barbarians ancient Roman Empire, in a documentary patrician "Terry Jones' Barbarians: Savage Goths." BBC Two 6/2/06

A investigate by Professor Emerita Hermine Marshall suggested that "on average, a effects of loitering kindergarten dissolute after on in category school." Los Angeles Times 7/5/06 (free registration required)

Alum Dick Daly Jr., a teenager fasten ball player, is featured. New Jersey Herald 7/5/06

Adjunct Professor of Meteorology Jan Null predicts area haze will not interfere with Jul Fourth fireworks. San Francisco Chronicle 7/3/06

Assistant Professor of Management Michael Meeks comments on a effects divorce family businesses. San Francisco Business Times 6/30/06

Political Science Professor Richard DeLeon says if a concept health caring plan passes for San Francisco, "there's no doubt Mayor Gavin Newsom would be in position to take vital credit." San Francisco Chronicle 7/2/06

Gail Whitaker, associate clamp boss for educational module expansion and College of Extended Learning dean, comments on a extend to boost the partnership between SF State Marin. Marin Independent Journal 7/2/06

Philip King, associate highbrow and chair of economics, completes an economic impact investigate Carlsbad's beaches. San Diego Union Tribune 7/2/06; North County Times 7/2/06

Francis Neely, partner highbrow of domestic science, says "The tie between politicians who have lean and people with income is zero new, a doubt appropriateness always there." Stockton Record 7/2/06

History Professor Christopher Waldrep says, "It's an vicious point that a same shred of republic led republic in lynchings now leads executions. ... we consider there is a connection." Richmond Times-Dispatch 7/2/06; Potomac News 7/5/06

Alum Brad Friedman, entertainment clergyman during San Mateo High School, is profiled. San Mateo County Times 7/2/06

June

Jewish Community Relations Council prepares for Al-Awda discussion at SFSU. j 6/29/06

SF State, others need usually make tiny changes to guarantee laptop data. USA Today 6/29/06

Student Kyung Hee Ha comments on Okinawan assent fighter. Nichi Bei Times 6/29/06

Read student Rachelle Gines’ saying in a Gilroy Dispatch. 6/29/06

Psychology Professor David Matsumoto comments on a Japanese cream smoke craze. Nashua Telegraph 6/30/06; Kitsap Sun (free registration required) 6/30/06

Alum Min Paek is reappointed to San Francisco Taxicab Commission. San Francisco Sentinel 6/29/06

Jo Volkert, associate clamp boss of enrollment formulation and management, discusses recruiting Asian American students during a college satisfactory held during a Daly City offered mall. 6/29/06 Inside Higher Ed

Peter Orner, partner highbrow of artistic writing, discusses his hermit Eric Orner, creator of a happy comic impression Ethan Green. San Francisco Chronicle 6/29/06

Adjunct Professor of Meteorology Jan Null says 42 children died in a United States from heat-related car incidents final year. Houston Chronicle 6/29/06; Washington Post 6/29/06; Grand Forks Herald 6/29/06; Contra Costa Times 6/29/06; Fort Worth Star Telegram 6/29/06; Los Angeles Times 6/29/06

Alum Andreas Wolf named jaunty executive during College of San Mateo. San Mateo County Times 6/29/06; San Mateo Daily Journal 6/29/06

Alum Dina Boyer comments on Pride impetus media credentialing. SF Indy Media 6/28/06

SF State was home to a initial Black Student Union. Diverse Issues in Higher Education 6/28/06

"We're usually perplexing to enlarge a support system," said President Robert A. Corrigan of CSU efforts to strech out to black high propagandize students. Inside Higher Ed 6/28/06

Dennis Desjardin, mycology consultant and highbrow of biology, discusses native U.S. porcini mushrooms. Fresno Bee 6/28/06

Visitors to Carlsbad's beaches final summer spent $39.5 million, according to a consult by Philip King, chair of economics. San Diego Union Tribune 6/28/06

SF State's MBA and College of Extended Learning programs pattern to move to new space in a Westfield Centre in Jan 2007. San Francisco Business Times 6/23/06

Columnists Matier and Ross lift concerns about alum Richard Marquez's qualifications for housing inspector. San Franciso Chronicle 6/26/06

Elderly sex clergyman Sue Johanson "does a smashing pursuit and uses a many updated data,'' pronounced Joy O'Donnell, preparation and overdo manager during a National Sexuality Resource Center during San Francisco State University. Cape Times 6/26/06

Read this opinion square on "Namibia's heartless past" by Assistant Professor of Creative Writing Peter Orner, author of a novel set in Namibia. San Francisco Chronicle 6/25/06

Jefferson Award personality Henry Safrit's Meritus College Fund awarded scholarship income to 31 San Francisco Unified School District alumni, some of whom attend SF State. San Francisco Chronicle 6/25/06

Alum Sean Madeira, co-director and playwright of Primitive Screwheads, produces "theater for people with brief courtesy spans." San Francisco Chronicle 6/24/06

Professor of Theater Arts Bill Peters, executive of Santa Cruz's Ghostlight Theatre company, is profiled. Santa Cruz Sentinel 6/24/06

"Every singular one of these deaths is totally preventable," Jan Null, accessory highbrow of meteorology, pronounced in anxiety to children who die from being left unattended in prohibited cars. San Jose Mercury News 6/24/06; Myrtle Beach News 6/24/06; Bilox Sun Herald 6/24/06; Columbus Ledger-Inquirer 6/24/06; Fort Wayne Journal Gazette 6/24/06; Duluth News Tribune 6/24/06; Seattle Post Intelligencer 6/24/06; Grand Forks Herald 6/24/06; Forbes 6/24/06; Houston Chronicle 6/24/06

Faculty member's laptop containing tyro information stolen. San Francisco Chronicle 6/23/06; Contra Costa Times 6/24/06; CBS 5 6/23/06; ABC 30 6/23/06; Fox 11 6/23/06; KESQ 6/23/06; CBS 13 6/23/06; KTVU 6/23/06; San Luis Obispo Tribune 6/23/06; San Bernardino Press Enterprise 6/13/06; Monterey County Herald 6/13/06; San Jose Mercury News 6/13/06

A study by Caitlin Ryan, executive of girl health initiatives for the César E. Chávez Institute, shows a slight diminution in a normal age that happy and lesbian teenagers come out. St. Louis Post-Dispatch 6/23/06; Lexington Herald-Leader 6/25/06; Fort Wayne News-Sentinel 7/3/06

Alum Bruce Grantham, South San Francisco Unified School District Adult Education principal, respected during propagandize district event. Oakland Tribune 6/23/06

The Romberg Tiburon Center seeks to supplement a Tiburon shoreline to a sovereign cleanup list. San Francisco Chronicle 6/23/06

Alum Glen Kuiper, sports broadcaster, is profiled. USA Today 6/22/06

Alum David Carradine, famous essentially for his behaving and directing career, "puts his low-pitched talents on arrangement when he and 'The Cosmic Rescue Team' take a stage." All About Jazz 6/21/06

Adjunct Professor of Meteorology Jan Null comments on a hazards of leaving children unattended in prohibited cars. KTEN News 6/21/06

Alum Oscar Pearanda has published a new collection of stories, "Seasons by a Bay." Asian Week 6/18/06

An on-campus opening by a Israeli rope "Fools of Prophecy" was "Perhaps a prominence of a new educational year for S.F. Hillel students," said San Francisco Hillel executive executive in this notation to a editor. j. 6/9/06

Tech-focused domestic campaigns don't usually aim a young, says Gary Selnow, communications professor. San Francisco Chronicle 6/18/06

Student Arnaldo Calderon addresses troops service, nationalism and illegal immigration. San Francisco Chronicle 6/19/06

In this op ed, Assistant Professor of Health Education Ramon Castellblanch says that private insurers are looting Medicare. Albany Times-Union 6/17/06

Management Professor John Sullivan says "Sending a resume to a vast company's website is like promulgation your resume into a black hole." Ottawa Citizen 6/17/06

The "ChronicleWatch" column posts an refurbish on a depressed directional pointer to SF State. San Francisco Chronicle 6/17/06

Adjunct Professor of Meteorology Jan Null comments on a vulnerable temperatures of enclosed cars sitting in a sun. Dayton Daily News 6/16/06

Alum Aaron French writes about his margin trust in Cameroon. Wildlife Conservation Magazine 6/16/06

Alum Ralph Arlyck's documentary "Following Sean" is reviewed. Portland (Ore.) Mercury 6/15/06

Alum Aran Smith runs a NBAdraft.net Web site. Lexington Herald-Leader 6/4/06

Alum Kenneth Fong is allocated to CSU chateau of trustees. Oakland Tribune 6/16/06

Alum John Allair, "Marin's initial stone star," is profiled. Marin Independent Journal 6/16/06

Professor Emeritus John Irwin comments on California's jail system. Napa Valley Register 6/16/06

Professor of International Relations Dwight Simpson is among experts who called for -- and did not accept -- corrections to news stories about Iranian politics and policies. The Nation 6/14/06

Alum Liza Batallones switches careers from TV anchor to realtor. Philippine News 6/14/06

Oakland cellist David Requiro won initial esteem in a 21st Annual Irving M. Klein String Competition reason during SF State. San Francisco Chronicle 6/14/06

Albirda Rose, highbrow of dance, comments on a late dancer Katherine Dunham, stating, "We contingency work together and tell a subsequent generation who she was and what she approaching of herself and others." Village Voice 6/13/06

Wells Fargo announces that SF State is a initial university in California to offer an "enhanced SFSU OneCard -- an central campus ID tag that can also opening Wells Fargo checking and assets accounts." San Francisco Business Times 6/13/06

Alum Jamie Pogue, a clergyman during John Vierra High School, is one of 19 California teachers selected to attend in a Middle East Studies Teacher Training Seminar in Jordan. The (Sierra Nevada) Union Democrat 6/13/06

Poetry Center Director Steve Dickison comments on producer Charles Olson and an in-progress documentary about him. San Francisco Chronicle 6/13/06

SF State is among Bay Area colleges and universities that have a send pact with a San Mateo Community College District. San Jose Mercury News 6/13/06 (free registration required)

Student Maricela Reynoso leads efforts to build village in Union City. Oakland Tribune 6/13/06

SF State is among CSU campuses that conducted overdo to a black community during "Super Sunday" events. East Bay Business Times 6/12/06

Alum George Stratigos, chateau boss of a Sausalito Marin City School District, is profiled. Marin Independent Journal 6/12/06

Alum Erik Holland is among possibilities for mayor of Reno. Reno Gazette Journal 6/12/06

Recent connoisseur Rochelle Goldman, whose subject addressed ageism conflicting older women in movies, is featured. San Mateo County Journal 6/11/06

Alum Prince Gomolvilas talks about his new play, consecrated by New Conservatory Theatre Center, that facilities a happy superhero. San Francisco Chronicle 6/11/06

Alum Di Anne Love talks about her art and efforts to encourage work of area artisans. Oroville Mercury-Register 6/11/06

Psychology Professor David Matsumoto talks about a Japanese phenomenon: a popularity of cream puffs. San Francisco Chronicle 6/11/06

An officer-involved sharpened takes places during Villas Parkmerced circuitously campus. CBS 5 News 6/9/06; San Francisco Sentinel 6/9/06

SF State partial of CSU/non-profit partnership that teaches family about college. Contra Costa Times 6/9/06

Cynthia Gomez, executive of a Health Equity Initiative, to benefaction a keynote chateau at a HIV & Latinos Leadership Summit reason in Ventura County. Moorpark Acorn 6/9/06

SFSU alum and artist Leslie Marcus is profiled. Ventura County Star 6/9/06

Former expertise Edwin Barlow commemorated in AIDS during 25. San Francisco Chronicle 6/8/06

Grad student Kyung Hee Ha is on a row examining Zainichi Koreans. Nichi Bei Times 6/8/06

Alum Brian Shapiro performs his new work "Uncertainty Avoidance" at Los Angeles' Avery Schreiber Theatre. Moorpark Acorn 6/8/06

"He has substantially won it," Political Science Professor Robert Smith says of (alum) Ron Dellums' foe for mayor of Oakland. Los Angeles Times 6/8/06 (free registration required)

Political Science Professor Robert Smith says Oakland mayoral claimant Ron Dellums "has always been a visionary. It's transparent a electorate were responding to his prophesy of how a city should be governed and his pledge to pierce adults into a process." The (Oroville) Mercury-Register 6/8/06; The (Fremont) Argus 6/8/06

Alum Garrin Vincent's "Star Slyderz" is among films that will shade during a fear film festival, "Another Hole in a Head." San Francisco Chronicle 6/8/06

Student Danielle Daniel orderly a criticism "to practice a right of discuss on a cruelty of animals.”
Eureka Reporter 6/7/06

Student Jenny Foxworth is pedaling a 585 miles of a AIDS/LifeCycle bicycle float from San Francisco to Los Angeles. Monterey County Herald 6/6/06

Assistant Professor of Journalism Yumi Wilson is a member of a Police Ethics row questioning purported caring disaster in a SFPD. San Francisco Sentinel 6/5/06

Assistant Professor of Political Science Corey Cook says President Bush’s due amendment to anathema happy matrimony is "targeted during devout voters. It seems again an outrageous diversion of time and energy." CBS 5 News 6/5/06

Political Science Professor Robert Smith comments on a transformation in Oakland demographics. San Francisco Chronicle 6/5/06

Professor of Speech and Communication Studies Joseph Tuman comments on a Democratic gubernatorial possibilities in Tuesday's primary: "A candidate who doesn't unequivocally bond with electorate can't means to take positions that divide lots of them." Los Angeles Times 6/05/06 (free registration required)

Modern Greek Film Fest during SF State. San Francisco Chronicle 6/5/06

Alum Aran Smith runs an NBA-draft Web site. Lexington Times 6/4/06

Alum John Robinson writes books on Bay Area bridges and ironworkers. Contra Costa Times 6/5/06 (free registration required)

Grad student Rochelle Goldman among oldest to get degrees this year during SFSU. San Mateo County Times 6/3/06

Alum Patty Burke is regulating for Ross Valley cesspool chateau seat. Marin Independent Journal 6/04/06

Alum Timi Tumbaga coordinates Old Town activities in Pittsburgh. Contra Costa Times 6/05/06 (free registration required)

Creative Writing Assistant Professor Peter Orner's new book "captures Africa's reality." Contra Costa Times 6/04/06 (free registration required)

Political Science Professor Robert Smith comments on a Oakland mayoral primary. San Francisco Chronicle 6/4/06

President Corrigan to revisit black congregations during "Super Sunday." San Francisco Chronicle 6/4/06

SF State conform students graduate. San Francisco Chronicle 6/4/06

"It seemed like something we indispensable to do. we wanted my temperament back. It was my culture, what we had been regulating from," pronounced Jewish Studies major, Rena Lee Berman, on her graduation from SF State during a age of 69. j. 6/2/06

Neil and Pegi Young respected during SF State. Harp Magazine 6/1/06

SF State troops are participating in hate-crime impediment and anti-bias training. j. 6/2/06

Alum Yvonne Edwards is streamer a summer art stay in Oregon. Daily Astorian 6/1/06

Alastair Smith, Student Health Service director, discusses some of a hurdles confronting tyro health centers. Inside Higher Ed 6/1/06

Ramón Castellblanch, associate highbrow of health education, comments on Medicare and price caps for medication drugs. San Francisco Chronicle 6/1/06

San Francisco Supervisor Tom Ammiano is inducted into a SF State Alumni Hall of Fame. Bay Area Reporter 6/1/06

Alum Nancy Nadel, a claimant for mayor of Oakland, is profiled. Oakland Tribune 6/1/06; Alameda Times Star 6/1/06

Alum Craig Bond, executive of a award-winning St. Helena Jazz Choir, is retiring. St. Helena Star 6/1/06

May

In a arrangement during a bioethics conference, Anita Silvers, professor of philosophy, forked out that a use of technologies and drugs to raise tellurian abilities can be noticed as a tellurian rights issue. MSNBC 5/31/06

SF State students operative for Janet Reilly's domestic discuss combined a MySpace page for her. NCB11 5/31/06

Read this opinion square by President Robert A. Corrigan on Proposition 82, a "Preschool for All Act." San Francisco Examiner 5/31/06

Associate Professor of Chinese Charles Egan, commenting on a poems Chinese immigrants forged and embellished on a walls of a Angel Island Immigration Station in a 1930s, says "This is not nonsense ... It's good poetry." Long Beach Press Telegram 5/31/06

Columnist Leah Garchik mentions SF State's Commencement honorees, including Pegi Morton Young and Neil Young, in her column. San Francisco Chronicle 5/31/06

John Lee and Vernon Chatman, creators of a MTV2 ridicule children's uncover "Wonder Showzen," met while attending SF State. Philadelphia Inquirer 5/31/06

President Corrigan pronounced Pegi and Neil Young, Bridge propagandize cofounder and fundraiser, were selected to accept titular degrees from SF State since "The goal and beliefs on that The Bridge School was founded counterpart a values and beliefs of San Francisco State: "Everyone deserves a eventuality to strech his or her limit potential." San Mateo County Times 5/30/06; Oakland Tribune 5/30/06; Alameda County Times Star 5/31/06; Chico Enterprise Record 5/31/06; Oroville Mercury Register 5/31/06

"I suffer radio so many we majored in it during San Francisco State," says alum Ryan Kelling. San Francisco Chronicle 5/30/06

Truong Tran, techer in artistic writing, pronounced he wrote a children's book, "Going Home, Coming Home," in hopes that immature Vietnamese Americans "will find a connection with a Vietnamese denunciation and try temperament by language." Oakland Tribune 5/30/06

Comedian Greg Proops says he initial started doing improvisational comedy as a tyro during SF State. Fresno Bee 5/30/06

Alum Roy Nonella, a cowboy, craftsman and stagecoach driver, is "preserving a cut of a American West" by restoring a classical horse-drawn 19th century wagon. Santa Rosa Press Democrat 5/28/06

Commenting on since families with immature children leave San Francisco, Public Research Institute Project Coordinator Holley Shafer says "There's a notice that a schools are vulnerable or of bad quality." San Francisco Chronicle 5/28/06

Management Professor John Sullivan says "Sending a resume to a vast company's website is like promulgation your resume into a black hole." Boston Globe 5/28/06

Alum Daniel Bunting is among possibilities for a statewide office, superintendent of open instruction. San Francisco Chronicle 5/28/06

Student Mahasin Moon comments on a value of a children's core during Laney College. Berkeley Daily Planet 5/26/06

SF State alums on ballots this Jun embody Daniel Bunting, claimant for state superintendent of open instruction and Auburn Mayor Mike Holmes, regulating to paint California's 4th District in Congress. Sacramento Bee 5/21/06

Political Science Professor Robert C. Smith comments on a candidacy of (alum) Ron Dellums for Oakland mayor. Los Angeles Times 5/26/06 (free registration required)

Senior Marie Perkuchin reprises her purpose in "Asian Artistry" in a stream Valley Dance Theatre production. Tri-Valley Herald 5/26/06

"The some-more people who are operative underneath authorised status, a better it is for a newcomer foe as a whole," says Teresa Carrillo, associate highbrow of Raza studies. The Oregonian 5/25/06

Alum Teresa Barrett seeks a chair on a Petaluma City Council. Petaluma Argus Courier 5/24/06

Alum Don Streeper, who is streamer a Petaluma Senior Center, is featured. Petaluma Argus Courier 5/24/06

Russell Jeung, partner highbrow of Asian American studies, says "We Asians have a stronger clarity of requirement and shortcoming to give behind to God." Christianity Today Apr 2006

The College of Creative Arts' annual Master of Fine Arts Thesis Exhibition is reviewed. Arts Extra! 5/10/06

"Presidents have a poignant shortcoming to guarantee that there is a enlightenment of toleration and support on a campuses," pronounced President Robert A. Corrigan during Hillel's Summit on a University and a Jewish Community. Chronicle of Higher Education 5/23/06 (subscription required)

Alum Mario Santacruz, co-owner of co-owners of Lisa's Mexican Restaurant in Daly City, is featured. San Mateo County Times 5/24/06

Professor of Cinema Steven Kovacs comments on a "Hollywood phenomenon" Jane Fonda. San Jose Mercury News 5/24/06 (free registration required); Malaysia Star 5/30/06

President Robert A. Corrigan was among "leading total in the educational and Jewish village worlds" to pronounce during Hillel's inaugural Summit on a University and a Jewish Community. Inside Higher Education 5/23/06; Washington Jewish Week 5/23/06; Hillel News 5/23/06; Chicago Jewish Community Online 5/23/06

San Francisco Supervisor Tom Ammiano to be inducted in SF State Alumni Hall of Fame. San Francisco Sentinel 5/23/06

Speaking during a discussion on "Food, Wine and Jewish Culture," Professor and Chair of Jewish Studies Fred Astren "revealed that in a past life he worked as a sommelier." j. 5/19/06

Westfield San Francisco Centre announces a new reside on a fifth building of the downtown complex, adjacent to a destiny home of SF State's MBA program. San Francisco Chronicle 5/23/06

The first category of child and girl expansion majors in a SF State/Cañada College partnership to graduate. (Fifth item) San Mateo Daily Journal 5/20/06

Janet Egiziano, associate executive of a Marian Wright Edelman Institute, comments on a initial category to connoisseur in a corner SFSU/Canada College early childhood preparation program. San Francisco Examiner 5/22/06

Student Maryann Bartolo talks about a effects of aloft gas prices on her budget. San Francisco Examiner 5/22/06

Alum Ralph Bertini, a radio prolongation director, is featured. Asbury Park Press 5/22/06

Alums Nancy Nadel and Ron Dellums are regulating for mayor of Oakland. Press Enterprise 5/22/06

SF State and a city of San Francisco are in negotiations to partner on a digital humanities campus in a Bay View/Hunter's Point neighborhood. MSNBC 5/21/06; San Francisco Business Times 5/19/06

Alum Paula Hammons, a Marin clergyman who has been respected with a Golden Bell award, is featured. Marin Independent Journal 5/21/06

Student Kaleacia Price, commenting on her offered habits, says "I lift impulse from my atmosphere and whatever mood we am in." San Jose Mercury News 5/21/06 (free registration required)

This photograph captures a singular impulse on campus. San Francisco Chronicle 5/21/06

Joseph Tuman, highbrow of discuss and communication studies, comments on Rocky Delgadillo's foe for a Democratic assignment for California profession general. San Francisco Chronicle 5/20/06

Student Adrian Covert shares his opinion of National Security Agency invasions of privacy. San Francisco Chronicle 5/20/06

Stuart Hyde, highbrow emeritus of encourage and electronic communication arts, comments on a career of Walt Harris, "whose name is synonymous with a heyday of drum derby in a Bay Area." San Jose Mercury News 5/19/06 (free registration required)

Alum Marlin Coats dies while attempting to save dual children from drowning. San Francisco Examiner 5/16/06

New CSU doctorate in preparation competence compare UC complement fees. Alameda Times-Star 5/17/06; The (Fremont) Argus 5/17/06; Chico Enterprise-Record 5/17/06; Oroville Mercury-Register 5/17/06; Hayward Daily Review 5/17/06; Oakland Tribune 5/17/06

Alum Samantha Pascual is named module executive of KOAS (Smooth Jazz 105.7) Las Vegas. Billboard Radio Monitor 5/16/06

Professor of Management John J. Sullivan predicts that MySpace.com will be the recruiting tool of a future. Worcester Telegram and Gazette 5/15/06

Confucius Institutes, combined during SFSU and other organizations to encourage the Chinese denunciation and culture, are examined. Asia Times 5/17/06

An SF State investigate on children's deaths by hyperthermia is cited. Gainesville (Fla.) Sun 5/15/06

Rachele Kanigel, partner highbrow of journalism, comments on a tentative bill that that would extend First Amendment protections to college reporters in California. Inside Higher Education 5/15/06

Alum Greg Proops, a comedian obvious for "Whose Line is it Anyway?", is featured. The Star Phoenix 5/15/06

Alum Jon Osaki, executive executive of a San Francisco-based Japanese Community Youth Council, is one of 5 "Local Heroes" to be respected during Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. San Mateo County Times 5/13/06

Joseph Tuman, highbrow of discuss and communication studies, says Democratic claimant for executive Phil Angelides "uses difference and denunciation intentionally to conjure this picture of a warrior." San Francisco Chronicle 5/12/06

Student Dylan Coyle talks about his trust as a member of Outlaw Consulting's "trendsetter panel." The New York Times 5/14/06 (free registration required)

Student Karol Trejo says a preparation turn of some Mexican migrants surprises many Americans. Miami Herald 5/14/06

Student Samantha Edwards talks about a marketplace for summer jobs. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 5/11/06; Vacaville Reporter 5/21/06

Janet Sim, highbrow and chair of liberality management, comments on the flourishing array of womanlike executives with tip jobs in hotel management. San Francisco Chronicle 5/11/06; Rutland Herald (Vt.) 5/15/06

Michael Musheno, highbrow and executive of rapist justice, comments on why troops departments competence need some-more administrators. Stockton Record 5/11/06

Alum Roscoe Skipper, co-owner and booze executive of Rivoli in Berkeley, talks about crafting a booze list. San Francisco Chronicle 5/11/06

Student Azita Munsefzada leads an bid to learn soccer to Afghan women. San Francisco Chronicle 5/11/06

Alum Larry Rogers is "the winningest high propagandize aquatics coach in California." San Jose Mercury News 5/10/06 (free registration required)

SF State College Democrats among groups endorsing alum Leland Yee for State Senate. California Chronicle 5/10/06

History Professor Jules Tygiel comments on a value of Barry Bonds' impending record-breaking home run. San Jose Mercury News 5/10/06 (free registration required); Contra Costa Times 5/9/06 (free registration required)

Alum Robert Dorn, a revisit letter-writer to a Modesto Bee, is featured. Modesto Bee 5/8/06

Alum Jose Antonio Vargas, Washington Post reporter, to yield updates on E3 trade show. Washington Post 5/9/06

Christy Lao, executive of SF State's Confucius Institute, says it is "not a voice of a Chinese government." San Francisco Chronicle 5/8/06; Knoxville News 5/20/06; South Coast Today 5/22/06

Jason Henderson, partner highbrow of embankment and tellurian environmental studies, comments on a scarcity of bicycle commuters nationwide. Asheville Citizen-Times (N.C.) 5/8/06

Alum Catherine Buchanan, "painter, photographer and writer," is featured. Molokai Island Times 5/8/06

SF State's new downtown campus set to open in Jan 2007 will be in a neighborhood that's apropos a "vibrant -- and rival -- core for academia." MSNBC 5/7/06

Pegi Young, Neil Young and James Brosnahan to accept titular degrees during SF State's Commencement. San Francisco Chronicle 5/7/06

Barbara Holzman, associate highbrow of embankment and tellurian environmental studies, supposing a story of land use for a devise to safety and revive 1,105 acres in 31 opposite city parks. San Francisco Chronicle 5/7/06

Research conducted by SF State expertise that demonstrates a dangers of leaving children unattended in cars is cited. Stamford Advocate (Conn.) 5/7/06

Caltrans pledges to repair an exit pointer directing drivers to SF State. San Francisco Chronicle 5/5/06

College of Business expertise have grown a new program, Global Match, to compare tiny wineries with domestic and unfamiliar distributors. San Francisco Chronicle 5/4/06

Alum Ben Chambers plays drum and sings vocals for a rope Tea Leaf Green. Eureka Times-Standard 5/4/06

Read this form of musical thespian Mary Cleere Haran, an SFSU alum. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 5/4/06

Brenton Malin, partner highbrow of encourage and electronic communication arts, and his new book "American Masculinity Under Clinton," are featured. SF Weekly 5/3/06

Mark Ciotola, techer in pattern and industry, comments on operative with inventors' agents. San Francisco Chronicle 5/3/06

Student Jason Peters shows 3 dresses he combined to engineer Betsey Johnson and lands a desired internship. Contra Costa Times 5/3/06 (free registration required)

Shareen Singh is among a reported 250 SFSU students who participated in an immigrants' rights convene during San Francisco's Justin Herman Plaza. San Francisco Sentinel 5/3/06

Rebecca Wheat, techer in facile education, comments on a advantages of concept preschool education. Berkeley Daily Planet 5/2/06

Students Jessica Dreier and Celeste Steenburgh criticism on a weight of student loans. ABC7 News 5/1/06

Student Maricela Reynoso orderly a May 1 impetus in Decoto, Union City's historically Latino neighborhood. The (Fremont) Argus 5/2/06

Alum Brian Myers, talks about his work as a art therapist for Friends of Abused Families in Milwaukee. Greater Milwaukee Today 5/2/06

Friends and family of alum Paul Lorence hunt for answers about his apparent genocide 20 years ago, when a Air Force captain's craft went down during a U.S. strike on Libya. San Jose Mercury News 5/2/06 (free registration required) 5/2/06; San Francisco Examiner 5/2/06; SF Gate 5/2/06

Carlos Davidson, associate highbrow and executive of environmental studies, comments on a offer to save a California red-legged frog. MSNBC 5/1/06; Long Beach Press-Telegram 5/1/06; Los Angeles Daily News 5/1/06; Tri-Valley Herald 5/1/06; Fort Wayne Journal Gazette 5/1/06; Press-Enterprise 5/1/06; The State (South Carolina) 5/1/06; Washington Post 4/30/06; San Jose Mercury News 4/30/06; Houston Chronicle 4/30/06; New Orleans Times Picayune 4/30/06; Fort Wayne Journal Gazette 4/30/06; Herald Leader (Lexington, Ky.) 4/30/06; Brockton (Nev.) News 4/30/06; Herald News Daily (N.D.) 4/30/06; Biloxi Sun Herald 4/30/06; Tacoma News Tribune 4/30/06; Bradenton (Fla.) Herald 4/30/06; Pioneer Press (Minn.) 4/30/06; Pierceland Herald 4/30/06; Westfall Weekly News 4/30/06; Bucks County Courier-Times 4/30/06; Belleville (Il.) Democrat 4/30/06; San Luis Obispo Tribune 4/30/06; Contra Costa Times 4/30/06; San Francisco Examiner 4/30/06; Fort Worth Star-Telegram 4/30/06; San Diego Union Tribune 4/30/06; Olberlin (Kan.) Times 4/30/06; Columbus (Ga.) Ledger-Enquirer 4/30/06; Jackson (Wyo.) News-Tribune 4/30/06; San Francisco Chronicle 4/30/06

The after-school module during Berkeley's Malcolm X Elementary School that brings in 27 college-level tutors from SF State is cited as an example of a "type of module a executive and Proposition 49 supporters wish to see for all kids." Alameda Times-Star 5/1/06; The (Oroville) Mercury Register 5/2/06; The (Fremont) Argus 5/1/06; Tri-Valley Herald 5/1/06; Oakland Tribune 5/1/06

Stephen Colletti, former SFSU tyro and star on a existence TV uncover Laguna Beach, says a uncover "helped me to learn to be a lot more mature and ... be some-more intelligent about my actions." Metro Toronto 5/1/06

April

Biology Professor Dennis Desjardin says "You're substantially not affecting a foe genetics by stealing a chanterelle since it has already forsaken so many spores by a time a fungus hunter gets to it." San Francisco Chronicle 4/30/06

SF State's scholarship satisfactory on Friday will "let students uncover off their engineering feats and systematic discoveries." San Francisco Chronicle 4/30/06

Student Alex Carter was among a some-more than 500 who camped outward in San Francisco Saturday night to pierce courtesy to a fight in Uganda and abduction of a children. CBS 5 News 4/30/06

Scott Patterson, highbrow of encourage and electronic communication arts, comments on a trend toward posting university lectures online. Woodland Daily Democrat 4/30/06

Commenting on White House orator Tony Snow, Professor of Speech and Communication Studies Joseph Tuman says "I consider a plea for him in this pursuit is going to be carrying to urge an unpopular personality on several fronts." Houston Chronicle 4/29/06

Dance Professor Albirda Rose perceived a postulated feat capacity during the Bay Area Dance Awards. San Francisco Chronicle 4/28/06

History Professor Jules Tygiel comments on mythological Negro fasten catcher Josh Gibson, "The Black Babe Ruth." San Jose Mercury News 4/27/06 (free registration required)

Alum Dan Dibley, whose mixed jobs embody sports saying for KNBR's morning show, is featured. Marin Independent Journal 4/27/06

The College of Business announces a partnership with University of Nice to create a dual-degree Master of Business Administration and Master in International Business program. San Francisco Business Times 4/26/06

Lisbet Sunshine joins SF State as executive of supervision relations. California Chronicle 4/26/06

University troops officers locate purported bank robbers during 19th and Holloway avenues. San Francisco Chronicle 4/26/06; San Jose Mercury News 4/26/06 (free registration required); CBS 5 News 4/26/06

SF State announces a semifinalists for a Irving M. Klein International String Competition who will contest on campus Jun 9-10 for a $10,000 initial prize. San Francisco Chronicle 4/26/06

Alum Dorothy Bryant interviews her associate SF State classmate of years ago, a singer/anthropologist/author Margot Schevill. Berkeley Daily Planet 4/25/06

Fausto Vitello, initial publisher of a skateboarding repository Thrasher, dies during age 59. Los Angeles Times (free registration required) 4/25/06; New York Times 4/27/06 (free registration required)

John B. Wilson, associate highbrow of entertainment arts, comments on ways SF State can assistance M.A. holders acquire an M.F.A. in theatre. New York Times 4/24/06 (free registration required)

Alum Tom Ferguson, "who spent his life as a medicine persuading people to take a reins of their possess health caring and to use a Internet as a absolute apparatus in that quest," has died during age 62. New York Times 4/24/06 (free registration required)

Student Leah Carl writes about her appearance in a master category with Midori, "one of a world's many achieved violinists and dedicated educators." San Francisco Chronicle 4/24/06

Alum Gusztav Fogarassy, who copyright "Dance Fusion," "Fusion Dance" and "FusionDancer," disputes use of a terms in promotions for a film "Take a Lead." (Southwestern Minnesota) Independent 4/24/06

Student Emily Taron participates in a singular ubiquitous pricing exercise for an economics category with a shipboard study-abroad program, Semester during Sea. Los Angeles Times 4/23/06 (free registration required)

State Sen. Jackie Speier will be a keynote orator during SF State's 105th commencement on May 27. San Francisco Chronicle 4/23/06

Alum Ben Fong-Torres recounts some of SF State's "radioactive" alumni: Jim Eason, Ed McLaughlin, Peter Cleaveland, Mike Pechner, Dave "The Duke" Sholin, Annette M. Lai, Ron Fell, Jan Wahl and a late Steve Huss. San Francisco Chronicle 4/23/06

Management Professor John Sullivan says, "The initial order of recruiting is that a best people already have jobs they like." New York Times 4/22/06 (free registration required); International Herald Tribune 4/25/06

Corey Cook, partner highbrow of domestic science, comments on a Assembly foe between Fiona Ma and Janet Reilly. San Francisco Chronicle 4/22/06

Alum Humberto Quinonez, a chemist during a San Francisco Recycling Center, helps recycle paint for use in other countries. San Francisco Chronicle 4/22/06

David Calkins, techer of mechanism and electrical engineering, commenting on Sony's phase-out of robotic dogs, says, "We need to get together and build a improved system." New Scientist 4/22/06 (paid subscription required)

Yahoo develops online movie-making technology, with SFSU's Institute for Next Generation Internet among a partners. Information Week 4/21/06

Commenting on a digital cities sell between Paris and San Francisco, Joaquin Alvarado, executive of SFSU's Institute for Next Generation Internet, says "Everything in a digital media universe is a co-production. And a assembly is global." San Francisco Chronicle 4/21/06

The sale of Parcmerced units to SFSU several years ago is referenced in this square on Carmel Partners. Honolulu Star-Bulletin 4/20/06

Rachele Kanigel, partner highbrow of journalism, comments on a proposed law that would demarcate executive restraints on tyro publications during colleges and universities. Contra Costa Times 4/19/06 (free registration required)

Students criminialized from campus for disruptive control during a career satisfactory were allowed to lapse to category Tuesday. Oakland Tribune 4/18/06; San Mateo County Times 4/19/06

Read this opinion square on providing health caring opening to all San Franciscans, by health preparation Lecturer Roma Guy. San Francisco Bay Guardian 4/18/06

SFSU College Democrats are among groups that have permitted (alum) Leland Yee for State Senate. California Chronicle 4/18/06

Don Taylor allocated dean, College of Health and Human Services. CBS 5 News 4/18/06

Robert C. Smith, highbrow of domestic science, comments on a popularity of "The Covenant with Black America," edited by Tavis Smiley. Black AmericaWeb 4/18/06

John Burks, highbrow and chair of journalism, comments on legislation that would impact tyro newspapers. San Francisco Examiner 4/18/06

Student Aaron Kitashima has orderly a petition to save San Francisco's Japantown. Independent (South Africa) 4/18/06

Alum Red Shuttleworth, personality of a initial Spur Award for Western Poetry in 2001, was named a "Best vital cowboy poet" by True West repository in 2004. Columbia Basin Herald 4/17/06

Communications Professor Gary Selnow, commenting on rebuilding efforts in Iraq, says "In terms of day-to-day operation, appetite is a biggest problem." Electronic Engineering Times 4/17/06

Student Allan Romero, a encourage youth, talks about a problems of attending college. San Francisco Chronicle 4/17/06

Caitlin Ryan, executive of girl health initiatives, comments on proposals to embody happy and lesbian story in open propagandize textbooks. San Francisco Chronicle 4/16/06

Read this hearing of Michael Collier's "Dark Wild Dream," by Frances Phillips, techer of artistic essay and technical and veteran writing. Washington Post 4/16/06 (free registration required)

Alum Patty Burke runs for Ross Valley Sanitary District board. Marin Independent Journal 4/16/06

Commenting on White House orator Scott McClellan, Professor of Speech and Communication Studies Joe Tuman says "At a nonverbal level, it's transparent he's immensely uncomfortable." Houston Chronicle 4/15/06

The film "I'm Reed Fish," with screenplay combined by alum Reed Fish, to premiere during New York's Tribeca Film Festival. Sacramento Bee 4/14/06

History Professor Paul Longmore wins a CSU Wang Family Excellence Award. CBS 2 News 4/13/06

Alum Peter Kam Pui-Tak, "Hong Kong's many sought-after film-music composer," is featured. International Herald Tribune 4/14/06

Student Holly Harrison works as an novice with Corporate Accountability to surprise consumers about dubious promotion claims about bottled water. Marin Independent Journal 4/14/06

"Working Title," a documentary constructed by alum Phil Lane, to shade during the Montclair Art Museum. The Montclair (New Jersey) Times 4/13/06

Commenting on pursuit opportunities in his field, comparison Aaron Brown says "there's always going to be eventuality everywhere in a universe for a hospitality industry." NPR's Morning Edition 4/1/206

SFSU's master devise seeks to make a campus "a manifest and active appearance in The City" San Francisco Examiner 4/13/06

Commenting on a interpretive design of Chinatown post-quake, Asian American Studies Professor and Chair Marlon Hom says it was an "ingenious move, offered a feign China to those white folks who didn't know any better." San Francisco Chronicle 4/13/06

Alum Reynaldi Lolong has been named module partner during Performing Arts for Youth Society of San Mateo. San Francisco Chronicle 4/12/06

Alum Samuel Warren Joseph's new play, "Window of Opportunity," has a expel and organisation with "a counter-culture extraction that's vintage." Los Angeles Times 4/11/06

Student Adriana Perez participates in an Oakland impetus for immigrants' rights. Oakland Tribune 4/11/06 ; The (Fremont) Argus 4/11/06

Student Josh Paul spends his open mangle volunteering with Common Ground to purify disadvantage in New Orleans. The Washington Times 4/9/06

The Abbott Fund donates $100,000 to account grants for clinical laboratory science programs during SFSU and San Jose State University. East Bay Business Times 4/7/06

Alum John Burton of Aptos is among a handful of basketball players credited with inventing a burst shot. Santa Cruz Sentinel 4/10/06

Alum Cortland "Corky" Booze, self-appointed domestic watchdog in Richmond, "has such a high form during City Council meetings and other domestic functions that many people consider he is an inaugurated council member." Contra Costa Times 4/10/06 (free registration required)

Student Amna Idris participates in a multi-faith commission to criticism anti-immigrant legislation. California Chronicle 4/10/06

Alumni Cammy Blackstone of KFRC and Ken Bastida of CBS 5 emceed a alumni luncheon celebrating a 60th anniversary of a Broadcast and Electronic Communication Arts Department. San Francisco Chronicle 4/9/06

SFSU's Sneak Preview Day on Apr 22 gives impending college students a demeanour during academics, support services and housing. Oakland Tribune 4/9/06; San Mateo County Times 4/9/06

Construction nears execution during a Westfield San Francisco Centre, where SFSU's downtown campus will be held. San Francisco Chronicle 4/9/06

Read this hearing of David Mitchell's "Black Swan Green," by David Hellman, library collection expansion coordinator. San Francisco Chronicle 4/9/06

This feature explores a life and genocide of alum Allen Leung, a absolute figure in San Francisco's Chinatown. San Francisco Chronicle 4/8/06

Alum Danny Glover talks about a advantages and rewards of volunteerism. Edmond Sun 4/8/06

Professor of Speech and Communication Studies Joseph Tuman comments on a U.S. Senate foe between Republican obligatory Rick Santorum and Democratic challenger Bob Casey. Scranton Times 4/7/06

Alum Lise Lindstrom "triumphs as Puccini's Turandot" in the Cleveland Opera production. Plain Dealer (Cleveland) 4/6/06

Professor Emeritus Marvin Nathan comments on a outcome that a 1906 earthquake had on San Francisco's abounding eccentric scene. NPR Morning Edition 4/5/06

Alum Nicole Holofcener's work, including her latest film, "Friends with Money," is reviewed. Bay Area Reporter 4/6/06

Alum Danny Glover talks about his life, work and domestic activism. KQED Forum 4/5/06

Alum Jeff Dickenson, who is directing Noel Coward's "Hay Fever" for Butte College, is featured. Chico Enterprise-Record 4/6/06

Alum Michael Bush is named partner superintendent of business for the San Ramon Valley propagandize district. Contra Costa Times 4/6/06 (free registration required)

Students Omar Vega and Cheryl Guerrero win awards in a National Press Photographers Association Best of Photojournalism Competition. The (Oroville) Mercury-Register 4/6/06

Head Baseball Coach Matt Markovich to be inducted into a Sports Hall of Fame at St. Vincent High School, where he built a "reputation as one of a excellent shortstops ever in a Redwood Empire." Petaluma Argus-Courier 4/5/06

Alum Ralph Arlyck talks about his underline documentary, "Following Sean," and his life in a 1960s. Boston Globe 4/5/06

Daniel Gonzales, associate highbrow of Asian American studies, comments on a impact of Larry Itliong, owner of a Filipino Farm Labor Union in California. Philippine News 4/5/06

Student Kathleen Kenna was critically harmed in 2002 when, operative as a "Toronto Star" journalist, an purported militant tossed a grenade into a jeep in that she was riding. Toronto Star 4/5/06

Alum Lettie Schubert, "a streamer figure in American puppetry," dies during 77. Los Angeles Times 4/5/06 (free registration required)

Professor of English Eric Solomon talks about this year's ball season. KQED Forum 4/4/06

Robert C. Smith, highbrow of domestic science, described a drafting of (alum) Ron Dellums for Oakland mayor as "an try by a black domestic investiture to contend some emergence of black appetite in domestic office." Oakland Tribune 4/4/06

According to an SFSU study, 20 percent of a foe is often late for appointments. Washington Times 4/2/06

SFSU students re-invented donated wardrobe from St. Vincent de Paul Society into pieces desirous by a Arts and Crafts movement, to be sold during a advantage for a society. San Francisco Chronicle 4/2/06

Student Omar Vega receives an capacity from a Bay Area Press Association. Press-Enterprise 4/3/06; SF Gate 4/2/06

SFSU's Sneak Preview Day on Apr 22 gives impending college students a demeanour during academics, support services and campus life. San Francisco Chronicle 4/2/06

Adjunct Professor of Meteorology Jan Null says "April is going to continue to be wet. There are going to be a lot of vacations over spring mangle where people will not be opening behind with suntans." San Francisco Chronicle 4/2/06

Alum Wes Wilson, a artist whose posters tangible a '60s stone strain scene, is featured. News Leader (Springfield, Mo.) 4/2/06

Alum Dior Azcuy took second place in a National Press Photographers Association Best of Photojournalism 2006 foe for her work in "Beyond bin Laden: The Afghan-Nebraska Link." Journal Star (Lincoln, Neb.) 4/2/06

March

Music Lecturer Andrew Speight detected rope tools that span Charlie Parker's saxophone with orchestral instruments. Sacramento Bee 3/31/06

SFSU's jubilee in residence, a Alexander String Quartet, is profiled. The (Newark) Star-Ledger 3/31/06

Student Ariel Leo says she missed a category final week since of a BART backup. San Francisco Chronicle 3/30/06

Alum Josh Randall, who plays Scott Larson on TV's "Courting Alex," says an SFSU screenwriting category altered his life. San Jose Mercury News 3/29/06 (free registration required)

Student Daren Murphy shares his opinion of a razor product. Oakland Tribune 3/29/06

Alum Frank Donnelly, who designed a diesel-battery locomotive to pierce railroad cars in rail yards, is featured. Forbes 4/10/06 (free registration required)

Commenting on Bay Area weather, Adjunct Professor of Meteorology Jan Null says "I don't see anything that would portend an extended period of sunshine." San Francisco Chronicle 3/29/06

San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom will reason his second annual bill city gymnasium meeting during SFSU on Saturday. San Francisco Chronicle 3/29/06

Readership of racial media outlets "drops off extremely with a second generation," according to a investigate of racial media released by SFSU in 2003. San Jose Mercury News 3/29/06 (free registration required)

The keynote orator during BECA's "Changing Channels" conference tells a assembly "Every day we do something vicious to impact media: we use it." San Francisco Examiner 3/28/06

SFSU's squeeze of a Stonestown apartments in 2005 is voted a "real estate understanding of a year." San Francisco Business Times 3/24/06

Student Mark Keenan is among a younger members of a motorcycle bar that bridges a "generation gap." The (Fremont) Argus 3/27/06

Independent filmmaker Nicole Holofcener, a former SFSU student, talks about her many recent work, "Friends With Money," opening nationwide Apr 7. Los Angeles Times 3/26/06 (free registration required); North Jersey Media 4/6/06

SFSU is "a favorite playground" of parkour practitioners. San Francisco Chronicle 3/25/06

Professor Emeritus of Biology Robert Bowman, "a eminent ornithologist," dies during 80. San Francisco Chronicle 3/25/06

Alum Vadim Rotberg addresses anti-war rallies in this notation to a editor. San Francisco Chronicle 3/23/06

Campus troops deter questionable activity; apathetic authority is "cybersmeared" for allegedly notifying police. San Francisco Chronicle 3/24/06

"Applause pennyless out even before a lights dimmed" when Mikhail Baryshnikov entered a museum where he would accept a $25,000 George and Judy Marcus Award for Lifetime Achievement from SFSU's International Center for a Arts. San Francisco Chronicle 3/23/06

Alum Keith Woods is a claimant for Umatilla County commissioner. East Oregonian 3/23/06 (subscription required)

A multimedia studies module impetus on "Exploring Cybersexualities" is cited in this essay on a flourishing array of college courses that examine pornography. Arizona Republic 3/23/06; Toronto Star 3/28/06

Student Susan Parker credits many of her MFA expertise for enlivening her to rise "a immoderate seductiveness in a theater." Berkeley Daily Planet 3/21/06

Studies by a SFSU Geology Department tag a Maacama Fault as "one of a fastest creeping faults in California." Ukiah Daily Journal 3/21/06

San Francisco district profession drops charges conflicting professor. Chronicle of Higher Education 3/22/06 (subscription required); (Hayward) Daily Review 3/22/06

Commenting on organisation dating among teenagers, Human Sexuality Studies Professor Deborah Tolman says "It's a good thing for younger kids in sold … It diminishes a mystery, enhances a tellurian qualities." Detroit News 3/21/06

Assistant Professor of Biology Gretchen LeBuhn says a fact that fewer species of internal bees are regulating vineyards could be an denote that their elite inland food plants are unavailable. San Francisco Chronicle 3/21/06

This essay on a passing of black studies departments records that the initial black studies dialect was shaped during SFSU in a 1960s. Denver Post 3/21/06

Adjunct Professor of Meteorology Jan Null says 42 children died in a United States from heat-related car incidents final year. Lexington (Ky.) Herald-Leader 3/21/06

At a convene conflicting a Guantanamo Bay and Abu Ghraib prisons, student Ayah Young says "This was sincerely effective even yet it wasn't a outrageous turnout. It was devout and pacific and we got a message across.'' San Jose Mercury News 3/21/06; SF Gate 3/21/06; Monterey Herald 3/21/06

Lecturer Fayeq Oweis has authored a "Pocket Guide to Arabic Script." Oakland Tribune 3/20/06; San Mateo County Times 3/20/06

"Americanese,'' a opening film of a San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival, is formed on alum Shawn Wong's novel, "American Knees.'' San Francisco Chronicle 3/20/06

Overheard during SF State: "Oh, my God! Are we a Republican? we mean, if we are, it's OK, we can trust me.'' San Francisco Chronicle 3/20/06

Commenting on Cindy Sheehan's activism, gerontology executive and Professor Brian de Vries says "Our children are a possess 'immortality projects,' a legacies, a approach to make a universe better. When some people are attacked of that, they desperately demeanour for another approach to improved a world." San Francisco Chronicle 3/19/06

The SFSU International Center for a Arts event, "Bridging the Baltic: An Evening Honoring Mikhail Baryshnikov," is called a "invitation of a week." San Francisco Chronicle 3/19/06

A survey by SFSU's Public Research Institute found that "respondents with family incomes aloft than $50,000 were roughly twice as likely to contend they designed on withdrawal San Francisco as people from reduce income brackets." Washington Post 3/19/06; Knoxville News Sentinel 3/23/06

A hearing of "Marsalis Music Honors Jimmy Cobb," states music Lecturer Andrew Speight's "masterful performances on this album should extend him some well-deserved recognition." Raleigh News-Observer 3/19/06

Alum Kelley Abraham, participating in a San Francisco anti-war impetus as partial of a travel museum group, said, "We have to learn a history and take shortcoming and start to change it in deeper ways.'' SF Gate 3/18/06

Mikhail Baryshnikov, who will accept a Marcus Prize for Lifetime Achievement from SFSU's International Center for a Arts, is featured. Alameda Times-Star 3/17/06

Commenting on Internet defame cases, Miriam Smith, associate highbrow of broadcast and electronic communication arts, says "There's a whole shred of a foe who all of a remarkable have a megaphone they've been seeking. It's technology-enhanced gossip." Ottawa Citizen 3/17/06

Student Erica Eng, whose brief film "Inertia" won final year's Golden Gate Award for Youth Work during a San Francisco International Film Festival, talks about immature filmmakers in a Bay Area. Tri-Valley Herald 3/17/06

Racial profiling was not a cause in campus scuffle, news states. Chronicle of Higher Education News Blog 3/16/06 (subscription required); San Jose Mercury News 3/15/06 (free registration required); KESQ News 3/16/06; San Luis Obispo Tribune 3/15/06; Monterey County Herald 3/15/06; Press-Enterprise (Riverside) 3/15/06; SFGate 3/15/06; Inside Higher Education 3/17/06

SFListens, "a 21st century turn on a normal city gymnasium meeting," will be reason during SFSU in partnership with a Public Research Institute. San Francisco Sentinel 3/15/06

SFSU students were among those rallying during San Francisco's City Hall to save Japantown. San Francisco Chronicle 3/15/06

Probe clears SF State officers. Oakland Tribune 3/15/06; Tri-Valley Herald 3/15/06; Alameda Times-Star 3/15/06; Mercury-Register 3/15/06

Student Kristin Anderson comments on anti-war efforts and a use of "counter-recruitment" strategies. San Francisco Chronicle 3/15/06

Alum Morteza Ardebili is named provost of Kansas City Kansas Community College. The Kansas City Kansan 3/15/06

At a annual assembly of a San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, of which he is chairman, President Robert Corrigan pronounced a business economy is some-more contingent than ever on prepared graduates. San Francisco Examiner 3/14/06

Political scholarship highbrow Robert C. Smith, commenting on a bequest of Jackie Robinson, says "He used his luminary standing in a cause for polite rights. He competence have stood aloof." Daytona Beach News 3/14/06

Members of a Iranian community, including a Iranian Cultural Club during SFSU, "hope to use a jubilee of a Persian New Year as a approach of educating others about their culture." Chico Enterprise-Record 3/13/06

Alum Danny Glover says blacks need to take an active purpose in their communities and in a "public dialogue." Charleston Post and Courier 3/12/06

Alum Diana Chan talks about a grill and hotel properties she owns in Trinidad. Chicago Sun-Times 3/12/06

Alum and highbrow emerita Frances Mayes, a writer, is featured. Raleigh News & Observer 3/12/06

History Professor Jerald Combs comments on alum Paul Lorence and a military goal that claimed his life. Contra Costa Times 3/11/06 (free registration required)

Student Aaron Kitashima is streamer efforts to "stop a sale and probable destruction" of San Francisco's Japantown. Northwest Asian Weekly 3/10/06

Associate Professor of History Abdiel Onate comments on politics in Mexico and a record of obligatory President Vicente Fox. ABC 7 News 3/8/06

California Faculty Association members picket on campus as "part of a statewide discuss destined during dire a California State University administration for some-more resources for a university and satisfactory contracts for employees." The (Fremont) Argus 3/9/06; Oakland Tribune 3/9/06

New education doctorate during SFSU and other Cal State campuses will be stretched to 6 some-more campuses in 2008. Oakland Tribune 3/8/06

Alum Tom Bates, a late college highbrow who serves as a docent during Sonoma Mission and Barracks and a Petaluma Adobe, is featured. Petaluma Argus-Courier 3/8/06

Student Charles Olson is featured in this shred on scheming math and science teachers. PBS Newshour 2/7/06

Communications Professor Gary Selnow discusses his innovative module that links Iraqi health professionals with hospitals and medical databases worldwide. Washington File 2/7/06

A Mar 2005 criticism conflicting troops recruiting during SFSU is mentioned in a story on a Supreme Court's preference to defend a law that requires colleges that accept sovereign income to concede troops recruiters on campus. The (Fremont) Argus 3/7/07; San Mateo County Times 3/7/06; Oakland Tribune 3/7/06; The (Hayward) Daily Review 3/7/06; Alameda Times-Star 3/7/06

Stories about Rep. Bill Thomas's preference to not run for reelection mentions that he is an SFSU alum. New York Times 3/6/06 (free registration required); Oakland Tribune 3/7/06

Barbara Hubler, executive of financial aid, comments on changes to a federal loan programs. San Francisco Chronicle 3/6/06

Read this hearing of an vaunt of photographs of vast ocean-going vessels by alum Steve Pereira. Stockton Record 3/6/06

Read this Q&A with Gary Selnow, highbrow of communication, and owner of Wired International, a nonprofit that brings a Internet to war-torn countries. San Francisco Chronicle 3/5/06

Mark Phillips, highbrow of delegate education, comments on Lagunitas School District's onslaught to accommodate sovereign No Child Left Behind Act requirements. Marin Independent Journal 3/5/06

Toni Mirosevich, associate highbrow of artistic writing, writes about how fasten her high propagandize cavalcade organisation led to her apropos a pacifist. San Francisco Chronicle 3/5/06

Dolores Huerta to pronounce on campus as partial of SFSU's jubilee of Women's History Month. San Francisco Chronicle 3/5/06

Alum John Eckstrom has been hired as a new CEO of The Haight Ashbury Free Clinics Inc. San Francisco Business Times 3/3/06

Alum Susan Cota, chancellor of Chabot-Las Positas Community College District, perceived a eminent executive capacity from a Association of California Community College Administrators. Contra Costa Times 3/3/06 (free registration required)

Stephen Ujlaki, highbrow and chair of cinema, discusses a story of the documentary, and a purpose of documentary filmmakers. KQED Forum 3/2/06

Venise Wagner, partner highbrow of journalism, discusses community-generated media. KQED Forum 3/1/06

A new report on since families are withdrawal San Francisco builds on progressing work by SFSU's Public Research Institute. CBS 5 News 3/1/06

SFSU's Tall Ship Academy is cited as a summer stay choice that offers college credit. Contra Costa Times 3/2/06 (free registration required)

Gilbert Herdt, executive of SFSU's National Sexuality Resource Center, is lead author of a investigate that demonstrates "there is a heightened turn of stress-related disorders" among happy couples denied the full authorised approval of marriage. San Francisco Chronicle 3/1/06; Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 3/1/06; (Singapore) Today 3/1/06; CBS 5 News 2/28/06; San Francisco Sentinel 2/28/06; Bay Windows 3/2/06; The Advocate 3/2/06 Pink News 3/1/06; Gay.com 3/1/06; The Empty Closet 2/28/06

Student Aaron Kitashima, commenting on San Francisco's Japantown as an historical and cultural resource, says "You can't learn that from a text or learn it from a class." San Francisco Bay Guardian 3/1/06

SF State is among a sponsors of San Francisco's first-ever digital media conference designed for October. San Francisco Business Times 2/28/06; ABC 7 News 2/28/06; SF Gate 3/1/06

SFSU's Documentary Film Institute "will magnify a Bay Area film theatre with a weekend festival of some of a biggest cinéma vérité films ever made," with "A Tribute to Two Masters: Leacock and Pennebaker." San Francisco Bay Guardian 3/1/06

February

Alum Charles Robinson's photographs are featured in a "Art of Living Black" exhibition. Berkeley Daily Planet 2/28/06

English Lecturer Daniel Smith talks about his childhood practice with sibling rivalry. The New York Times 2/28/06 (free registration required); The (Lakeland, Fla.) Ledger 2/28/06; Los Angeles Daily News 2/28/06

John Burks, highbrow and chair of journalism, and Rick Houlberg, highbrow of encourage and electronic communication arts, criticism on media coverage of a fight in Iraq. Ottawa Citizen 2/26/06

Brent Malin, partner highbrow of encourage and electronic communication arts, writes a new book patrician "American Masculinity Under Clinton." The Kansan 2/24/06 (free registration required)

Larry Salomon, techer in racial studies, comments that a Winter Olympics don't ring with him: "I usually can't brand with it. It's still flattering many all white, and it's flattering many people who come from some arrange of money." Los Angeles Times 2/27/06 (free registration required)

Alum Rene Antonio Mendieta says a high propagandize exit examination is punitive. San Francisco Chronicle 2/27/06

Alum Ken Bakar, who creates a 90 notation travel to work any Friday, is featured. Contra Costa Times 2/27/06 (free registration required)

Alum Leland Yee is permitted by SFSU College Democrats in his bid for Senate. San Francisco Sentinel 2/27/06

Read this opinion square by tyro Khari Johnson, who is investigate abroad in Aarhus, a home of a journal that ran animation images of Muhammad. San Francisco Chronicle 2/26/06

Student Guy Intoci recounts his practice as a proffer for a Veterans History Project. (New York) Newsday 2/25/06

The Habematolel Pomo of Upper Lake recently engaged with Associate Professor of Anthropology Lee Davis to study their history. Lake County Record-Bee 2/25/06

SFSU's examination with breeze chimes to asian a visually marred is featured. Chronicle of Higher Education 2/24/06 (subscription required)

SFSU is one of a initial CSU campuses to offer an eccentric doctorate, in education; a "first in a 45-year story of a CSU system." The (Hayward) Daily Review 2/24/06; San Mateo County Times 2/26/06; Oakland Tribune 2/26/06

Student Charlotte Marten is organizing a hothouse propagandize in Kenya. San Diego Union Tribune 2/24/06 (free registration required)

Alum Annette Bening, "considered one of America's excellent actresses," stars in HBO's "Mrs. Harris." San Jose Mercury News 2/24/06 (free registration required)

Read this opinion square by Jean-Marc Blanchard, partner highbrow of international relations, on U.S./China mercantile policies. San Francisco Chronicle 2/22/06

Professor Emeritus Luis Kemnitzer, whose "life is a doctrine in the amicable and domestic movements of a final half-century," dies at age 77. San Francisco Chronicle 2/22/06

Alum John Kovacs' garden in a Haight Ashbury district is featured. San Francisco Chronicle 2/22/06

U.S. multinationals in China -- and elsewhere -- are assisting to mangle down discriminatory barriers, writes Assistant Professor of International Relations Jean-Marc Blanchard in this notation to a editor. Financial Times 2/21/06

Alum Stanley Williams, a co-founder of San Francisco's Lorraine Hansberry Theatre, is profiled. San Francisco Chronicle 2/21/06

Alum and former expertise John Handy -- "living jazz history" -- is featured. San Francisco Chronicle 2/20/06

Communication Professor Gary Selnow's work fasten Iraqi physicians with computerized medical information is featured. The (Fremont) Argus 2/20/06

Stanley Goldberg, highbrow of special education, comments on a use of video game record in classrooms. San Francisco Chronicle 2/20/06

Miriam Smith, associate highbrow of encourage and electronic communication arts, discusses strain programming on wire television. Cable World 2/20/06

Luis Kemnitzer, emeritus highbrow of anthropology, died Feb. 17. San Francisco Chronicle 2/20/06

Raymond Joel Dorius, emeritus highbrow of English, died Feb. 14. San Francisco Chronicle 2/19/06; The New York Times 2/20/06 (free registration required); San Jose Mercury News 2/20/06; KESQ News 2/20/06; Los Angeles Times 2/23/06 (free registration required); Washington Blade 2/24/06; Washington Post 2/26/06

Free Black History Month events being reason on campus are mentioned. San Francisco Chronicle 2/19/06

Philip King, associate highbrow and chair of economics, advocates counting a array of visitors to beaches, to improved guess internal spending tied to a activity. North County Times 2/18/06 (Riverside County)

Art critic Kenneth Baker reviews a International Center for a Arts vaunt "Bent: Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Scandinavian Art". San Francisco Chronicle 2/18/06

Alum Jimmy Price, a jazz musician who played with a Glenn Miller Orchestra and others, dies during age 75. San Francisco Chronicle 2/17/06

Professor of Africana Studies Oba T'Shaka comments on a links between hip hop, jazz and blues and a oral word in ancient African societies. Contra Costa Times 2/16/06 (free registration required); The Montclarion 2/17/06

Among internal responses to cartoons depicting a Prophet Muhammad was a discuss at SFSU sponsored by a tyro organization. Oakland Tribune 2/16/06

Management Professor John Sullivan says "It's time to change tellurian resources so that it focuses on tip performers and ensures that it spends many of a time and bill on high-ROI activities." CFO Magazine 2/15/06

Joe Tuman, highbrow of discuss and communication studies, says a real assembly for on-going George Lakoff's work "will probably be possibilities and inaugurated officials since he is fundamentally telling progressives not to be fearful to be progressives and that language and difference matter." Contra Costa Times 2/15/06 (free registration required)

Alum Keith Woods to run for Board of Commissioners in Umatilla County, Oregon. Walla Walla (Wash.) Union-Bulletin 2/14/06

Deborah Tolman, highbrow of tellurian sexuality studies, comments on organisation dating among teenagers. Minneapolis Star-Tribune 2/10/06; The Arizona Republic 2/13/06

Alum Nikki Blakk joins KSAN-FM as afternoon expostulate host. San Jose Mercury News 2/13/06 (free registration required); San Francisco Chronicle 2/26/06

Alum Dave Altschuler, a vast rope trumpeter and sax actor who "has enlarged been a tie on a internal jazz scene," is featured. j. 2/10/06

Columnist Leah Garchik records several area events celebrating Scandinavian art, including events during SFSU. San Francisco Chronicle 2/13/06

Read this hearing of a book "Rose of No Man's Land" by library collection expansion coordinator David Hellman. San Francisco Chronicle 2/12/06

Kenneth Walsh, techer in rapist justice, commenting on medicinal marijuana laws, says "Eventually a people usually won't be denied." Sacramento Bee 2/10/06; Contra Costa Times 2/12/06 (free registration required)

For information on San Francisco's famous Coit Tower, readers are destined to a Web site combined by SFSU students. Seattle Times 2/10/06

Mohammed Salama, partner highbrow of unfamiliar languages and literatures, comments on protests in a Muslim universe about depictions of a prophet Muhammad. Knoxville News Sentinel 2/8/06 (free registration required)

Read this opinion square on family between China and a U.S., by alum Michael Chang. Asia Times 2/10/06

History Professor Paul Longmore says that when sanatorium staff vigour individuals with disabilities to pointer do-not-resuscitate orders "That's unequivocally critical discrimination." Sacramento Bee 2/9/06

Miriam Smith, associate highbrow of encourage and electronic communication arts, comments on a renouned radio uncover CSI and a concentration on banned topics. USA Today 2/7/06

Alum Bill Martin, KTVU arch meteorologist, is featured. Marin Independent Journal 2/7/06

Alum Steve Lavin, former control basketball manager during UCLA, is enjoying a second career in broadcasting with ESPN/ABC. Journal and Courier (Lafayette, Ind.) 2/7/06

SFSU's 3 Oscar-nominated alumni are cited: Steven Okazaki, '76 (best documentary brief subject for "The Mushroom Club''); and Ethan Van der Ryn, '85, and Christopher Boyes, '85 (for sound work on "King Kong''). San Francisco Chronicle 2/7/06

Alum Ron Dellums, claimant for Oakland mayor, is featured. San Francisco Chronicle 2/7/06

Alum Stan Stukov, with co-CEO Ron Hildebrant, is owner a of Enkata which utilizes a "new kind of opening supervision software." San Jose Business Journal 2/6/06

Commenting on an innovative propagandize model, facile preparation highbrow Stanley Goldberg says "The many vicious non-static of whether kids do good or not is that clergyman in a classroom." Chicago Tribune 2/6/06 (free registration required)

Africana studies highbrow Wade Nobles comments on a offer to enhance an African-centered preparation module by high propagandize in Kansas City. Wichita Eagle 2/6/06; Kansas City Star 2/6/06; Bellville (Ill.) News-Democrat 2/6/06; Black Enterprise 2/6/06

Peggy Benton, highbrow of enlightening technologies, is cited as "part of a epoch of baby boomers rewriting a book on 'Women of a Certain Age.''' San Jose Mercury News 2/5/06 (free registration required)

Alum Ella Jenkins, "the initial lady of children's folk song," is featured. Baltimore Sun Reporter 2/5/06

A photo facilities Jon Gonlinger of San Francisco holding a acquire mangle from a stormy deteriorate as he studies for a law propagandize opening exam in a quad during SFSU. San Francisco Chronicle 2/5/06

SFSU's Summer Oceanography Adventure for high propagandize juniors, seniors and new grads is now usurpation applications. San Francisco Chronicle 2/5/06

Alum Nancy Nadel, Oakland councilwoman and claimant for mayor, is featured. San Francisco Chronicle 2/5/06

Read this hearing of a new book, "Blood on a Border: A Memoir of a Contra War," by "the longtime Bay Area activist" and SFSU alum, Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz. San Francisco Chronicle 2/5/06

Read this opinion square on rebuilding New Orleans, by Jason Henderson, partner highbrow of embankment and tellurian environmental studies. New Orleans Times-Picayune 2/5/06

Adjunct Professor of Meteorology Jan Null says "If you're trying to conclude this winter, there's no approach to put a good tag on it." San Jose Mercury News 2/4/06 (free registration required) Contra Costa Times 2/5/06 (free registration required)

Professor Emerita Diane Resek discusses President Bush's call for improved math and scholarship preparation of American children. KQED Forum 2/3/06

Alum Kim Addonizio addresses a doubt "why we write," in this special feature. San Francisco Examiner 2/3/06

SFSU's commander module that uses breeze chimes as auditory cues for a visually marred is featured. San Francisco Chronicle 2/3/06

Alum Brooke Mears of a grill A16 is among "youthful sommeliers … energizing a Bay Area dining scene." San Francisco Chronicle 2/2/06

John De Cecco, highbrow emeritus, has donated his chronological papers to a Gay, Lesbian, Bi and Transgender Historical Society, that will respect him subsequent week. Bay Area Reporter 2/2/06

Political Science Professor Rich DeLeon comments on San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom's preference to attend a World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. San Francisco Bay Guardian 2/1/06

Congressman Tom Lantos, a highbrow emeritus of economics, grades President Bush's State of a Union discuss "maybe a C." San Mateo Daily Journal 2/1/06

January

Yukichi Negishi comments on how Falun Gong supporters are discriminated against in a U.S. ABC7 News 1/31/06

Read this explanation on a new cloning liaison in Korea, coauthored by History Lecturer Tina Stevens. Berkeley Daily Planet 1/31/06

MBA tyro Shu Xiaojuan has helped Steve Hamsberger investigate and memorialize a 1931 inundate in Gaiyou City, China that eventually killed 3.7 million people. Marin Independent Journal 1/31/06

Read this underline on alum Trina Lopez's documentary, "A Second Final Rest: The History of San Francisco’s Lost Cemeteries." San Francisco Examiner 1/30/06

Political Science Professor Robert C. Smith comments on mayoral politics in Oakland. Sacramento Bee 1/30/06

Marlon Hom, highbrow and chair of Asian American studies, comments on the discuss surrounding Falun Gong's appearance in San Francisco's Chinese New Year Parade. San Francisco Chronicle 1/30/06

According to an SFSU study, "20 percent of a foe is chronically late for business meetings and amicable engagements." The New York Times 1/29/06 (free registration required)

Alum Mike Yakura, cook during Le Colonial, is one of a San Francisco Chronicle's "Rising Star Chefs" for 2006. San Francisco Chronicle 1/29/06

Read this underline form of alum Paula LeDuc, "one of San Francisco's many desired caterers... during a tip of a Bay Area food pyramid." San Francisco Chronicle 1/29/06

Mike Holmgren's football coaching army during SFSU is mentioned in this feature form of a Seahawks' coach. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 1/29/06 Detroit News 1/27/06; San Francisco Examiner 1/31/06; SF Gate 1/31/06

Associate highbrow of economics Michael Potepan comments on a amicable benefits of home ownership. San Francisco Chronicle 1/29/06

Dorothy Tsuruta, associate highbrow and chair of Africana Studies, commenting on Black History Month, says "Anyone who wants to get absolved of a month should spend a day on a state campus and see how proud a students are… ." San Francisco Chronicle 1/28/06

Danielle Perez, struck by a Muni light rail car when an SFSU student, is suing a city. San Francisco Examiner 1/27/06

Cinema alum Scott Gerow's 41-minute film "Mind Over Matter: A Spiritual Journey" strikes a chord during Sundance; Gerow died of mind cancer Oct 2000. Oakland Tribune 1/27/06

Seattle Seahawks descent coordinator Gill Haskell is an SFSU alum. San Francisco Examiner 1/26/06

Alumna Jean Holbrook named superintendent of San Mateo County schools. Pacifica Tribune 1/26/06

David Calkins, techer in engineering, is among those anguish Sony's decision to stop producing a worldly robotic dog "Aibo." San Jose Mercury News 1/26/06 (free registration required)

Joaquín Alvarado, executive of SFSU's Institute for Next Generation Internet, is among experts commenting on how a Bay Area is shaping a destiny of new media. San Francisco Chronicle 1/26/06

Alum Kari Ann Owen's career is featured. St. Helena Star 1/26/06

Students from Willits Charter School are among a hundreds of Bay Area students who attended a new Grammy Career Day reason during SFSU. Willits News 1/25/06

Philosophy Professor Anita Silvers comments on a medical ethics of a physician providing long-term caring to a family member. San Diego Union Tribune 1/15/06 (free registration required)

History Professor Paul Longmore says "The emanate of assisted suicide is presented as a matter of personal autonomy, of openly done choices, yet a indicate is, how can it be a giveaway choice if we don't have any other guaranteed options?" Times-Standard (Eureka) 1/25/06

Cinema Lecturer Karl Cohen comments on a Disney/Pixar deal. San Francisco Chronicle 1/25/06

Read this underline form on alum John Handy, "one of those who set a entertainment for complicated jazz in a 1950s and early '60s." The Columbian (Clark County, Wash.) 1/25/06

Former tyro Laura Munana and her hermit Luke, universe category ice dancers, are watchful to hear if they will contest in subsequent month's Winter Olympics. San Jose Mercury News 1/24/06 (free registration required)

MBA student Sean Fahey dies in apparent surfing collision during Ocean Beach. San Francisco Chronicle 1/24/06; San Francisco Chronicle 1/23/06

Daly City gets appropriation to implement bike lanes along Lake Merced Avenue, "a gateway for commuters streamer to San Francisco State University." San Francisco Examiner 1/23/06

A recent investigate by SFSU's Public Research Institute showed that "kindergarten enrollment in a city's schools forsaken by 6 percent between 2001 and 2004, even yet a birthrate 5 years progressing was steady." San Francisco Chronicle 1/22/06

SFSU cited among Bay Area colleges and universities charity hospitality supervision degrees. San Francisco Chronicle 1/22/06

Students Diana Muaka and Joytika Raj pronounce about a advantages of their El Cerrito homes. San Francisco Chronicle 1/22/06

Gerontology Professor Brian de Vries comments on hurdles happy seniors face on retirement. Globe and Mail (Toronto) 1/21/06 (free registration required)

Read President Corrigan's opinion square on a significance of families to a internal economy. San Francisco Examiner 1/20/06

Professor Emeritus Arthur Asa Berger says, "Humor is a means for minorities to state their case. On one turn they're formulating humor, yet on another dark level, they're endangered about how people are being treated." Chicago Daily Herald 1/20/06

This opinion square suggests that planting some-more trees on 19th Avenue from Golden Gate Park to SFSU would make a entrance safer and more attractive. San Francisco Examiner 1/20/06

Alum Vicente Romero is named a physical in a Pacifica Police Department. Pacifica Tribune 1/20/06

Commenting on Cirque du Soleil, Theatre Arts Professor Joel Schechter says "Perhaps I'm old-fashioned, yet we cite circuses that arrangement individual talents." San Diego Union Tribune 1/19/06 (free registration required)

Two SFSU alums -- Ron Dellums and Nancy Nadel -- are regulating for Oakland mayor. San Francisco Chronicle 1/19/06

Alum Josie Peterson is named arch business central for a Pacifica School District. Pacifica Tribune 1/18/06

Read this opinion square on branch dungeon research, coauthored by History Lecturer Tina Stevens. Oakland Tribune 1/18/06

American Indian Studies Lecturer Phil Klasky's investigate on a Indians of a Southwest is featured. Hi-Desert Star 1/18/06

San Francisco Mime Troupe veterans Dan Chumley and Joan Holden are guest artists with SFSU's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. San Francisco Chronicle 1/18/06

History Professor Paul Longmore says a U.S. Supreme Court statute upholding Oregon's assisted suicide law is "definitely to the advantage" of those who disciple a identical law in San Francisco. CBS 5 News 1/17/06

Student Rui Kanai is featured. Valley Sun (La Canada) 1/17/06

Read this underline form of KTVU meteorologist Bill Martin, an SFSU alum. Inside Bay Area 1/16/06

Jonathon Stillman, partner highbrow of biology, comments on how changes in H2O heat can outcome sea animals' survival. San Francisco Chronicle 1/16/06

Commenting on a subsequent presidential choosing in Mexico, associate professor of history Abdiel Onate says "The destiny development of a countries is firm together." San Francisco Chronicle 1/15/06

Alum Anne Rice's career and many new novel are featured. Allentown (Pennsylvania) Morning Call 1/15/06

Read this hearing of Richard Slotkin's "The Great War and the Crisis of American Nationality," by History Professor Robert Cherny. San Francisco Chronicle 1/15/06

Student Irene McGee's SFSU-based pod- and encourage was mentioned on a "popular media site boingboing.net and landed on a front page of iTunes' inventory of permitted podcasts." San Francisco Chronicle 1/15/06

Read this opinion square on "the enlightenment strife we see everywhere in Western Europe and a societies in a Muslim universe we so eagerly find to change," by Professor Emeritus Manfred Wolf. San Francisco Chronicle 1/15/06

This editorial on families withdrawal San Francisco cites a new study on a subject by SFSU's Public Research Institute study. San Francisco Examiner 1/14/06

SFSU already complies with new anathema on drink and booze sales during CSU sporting events. Oakland Tribune 1/13/06; The (Hayward) Daily Review 1/13/06; The (Fremont) Argus 1/13/06; Tri-Valley Herald 1/13/06; Daily Democrat 1/14/06; NBC 11 News 1/13/06

John Burks, highbrow and chair of journalism, comments on San Francisco Magazine pulling a story that competence have annoyed an advertiser. San Francisco Chronicle 1/13/06

Alum Ralph Arlyck's documentary, "Following Sean," opens today. San Francisco Chronicle 1/13/06

San Francisco Sketch Fest, started by alums David Owen, Cole Stratton and Janet Varney, "has grown into one of a biggest, many prestigious blueprint festivals on a West Coast." Santa Rosa Press Democrat 1/12/06

The merger of Bay Area Video Coalition with Youth Sounds is featured; partnerships with SFSU and others are planned. San Francisco Bay Guardian 1/11/06

Christopher Carrington, partner highbrow of sociology, comments on drug and ethanol use among happy men. Bay Area Reporter 1/12/06

Dorothy Tsuruta, associate highbrow and chair of Africana studies, comments on a preference not to report a impetus in San Francisco to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day. San Francisco Chronicle 1/12/06

Alum Chris Dunworth has been named clamp boss of expansion for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Cleveland Plain Dealer 1/12/06

Alum Glen Jones is tapped to rise a wire channel in St. Helena for tyro programming. St. Helena Star 1/12/06

Alum Kathy Woods is one of a "voices of St. Helena" serving City Hall. St. Helena Star 1/12/06

Professor Emeritus Robert Bechtle, "widely famous as one of a founders of American Photorealism," is featured. KQED Spark 1/11/06

Help Desk Consultant Joe Rizzo was among a "Appleheads" who camped out to secure a chair for a Macworld keynote address. Boston Herald 1/11/06 (free registration required)

Alum Ralph Arlyck talks about his films, "Sean" and "Following Sean." San Francisco Bay Guardian 1/11/06

Christopher Trapani is a personality of a Wayne Peterson Prize in Music Composition, sponsored by SFSU's College of Creative Arts and Earplay. San Francisco Chronicle 1/11/06

In a notation to a editor, Assistant Professor of Health Education Ramon Castellblanch advocates for Supervisor Tom Ammiano's Worker Health Care Security Ordinance. San Francisco Chronicle 1/11/06

Read this opinion square on Russia's policies toward Iran's arch program, by Andrei Tsygankov, partner highbrow of domestic science. Asia Times 1/11/06

Among city officials and business leaders receiving nominal parking during San Francisco International Airport is Lee Blitch, vice boss for university advancement. San Francisco Chronicle 1/10/06; Blitch and others private in revised list for 2006. San Francisco Chronicle 1/11/06

A new investigate published in a Journal of a National Sexuality Resource Center during SFSU finds a association between attribute satisfaction and kissing. Chicago Sun-Times 1/9/06

Alum Hop Jeong recalls his wait on Angel Island while immigrating to the United States. The (Hayward) Daily Review 1/9/06; Oakland Tribune 1/10/06

Assistant Professor of Management Mitchell Marks comments on how employees should continue a transition when their association is acquired. New York Times 1/8/06 (free registration required)

Ramon Castellblanch, partner highbrow of health education, comments on a due bidding to need employers to apportion to workers' health caring costs. MSNBC 1/8/06

Assistant Professor of Journalism Venise Wagner writes about renovating her Vallejo home as entrance into a Bay Area housing market. San Francisco Chronicle 1/8/06

Philip King, associate highbrow and chair of economics, "is among a streamer experts in last a recreational value of beaches." North County Times 1/8/06

Alum Steven Levinson orderly a reunion of his former pupils in a Teledramatic Arts and Technology module during CSU Monterey Bay. Monterey County Herald 1/8/06

Alum Don Steinert, "known as one of a nation's tip specialists in repair and restoring timber tools in oppulance cars," tackles a replacement of a singular grand unison piano. Mail Tribune (Southern Oregon) 1/8/06

SFSU is among other colleges and universities that have renamed Black studies departments "Africana Studies." Colorado Daily 1/7/06

Read this underline form of Trithesh Nandan, a Fulbright academician working with Professor Marc Dollinger, a Richard and Rhoda Goldman Chair in Jewish Studies and Social Responsibility. j. 1/6/06

"Following Sean," a "marvelous documentary" by alum Ralph Arlyck, screens in Bay Area theaters. j. 1/6/06

SFSU's jubilee in residence, a Alexander String Quartet, is featured. Joplin (Mo.) Globe 1/6/06

Hear tyro King Anyi Howell's opinion square on wine stores in West Oakland. KQED Perspectives 1/5/06

Professor Marc Dollinger, a Richard and Rhoda Goldman Chair in Jewish Studies and Social Responsibility, comments on Israel's prime minister, Ariel Sharon. CBS5 News 1/5/06

Rosalyn Gipson talks about her surprising trail toward completing her nursing studies during SFSU. Contra Costa Times 1/4/06 (free registration required)

A new brief story collection by alum Ernest Gaines, "Mozart and Leadbelly: Stories and Essays," is reviewed. The Seattle Times 1/4/06

Cantonese is not taught in many university denunciation programs, including SFSU's. Los Angeles Times 1/3/06 (free registration required)

Alum Susan Kennedy, arch of staff to Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, is profiled. Contra Costa Times 1/2/06 (free registration required)

Alum Anne Rice, whose new book is "Christ a Lord: Out of Egypt," is featured. Journal News 1/2/06; Los Angeles Times 12/26/05 (free registration required)

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