REVIEW: Halloween Horror Recommendations: ‘Lake Mungo’
September 17, 2020
With Halloween quickly approaching, why not spend that time recommending some horror films to get everyone in the mood for the spooky season? Have you ever seen a photo of a supposed ghost and wanted to know the story behind it? “Lake Mungo” tells that story and it might be more emotionally dra...
REVIEW: MasterClass offers students one-year membership for $1
September 17, 2020
MasterClass will offer all college students a year long subscription to their platform for only $1 on Sept. 17.
OPINION: Don’t sit by and let transphobia happen
September 15, 2020
J.K. Rowling’s newest book “Troubled Blood” is about a man dressing as a woman to kill women. Yes, because what we truly needed as a society was an HD remaster of all the worst parts of “Silence of the Lambs.” The book’s release came after months of Rowling getting more and more transphobic...
OPINION: A guide to dating during a pandemic
September 14, 2020
I'm so single that I felt sexual tension from a guy picking up White Claws next to me at the grocery store. I thought we were about to kiss!
OPINION: Defunding the police is the only option left
September 11, 2020
"It’s become clear that excessive police funding takes away funding from education, city enrichment and other services in low-income communities and in communities of color," writes opinion writer Jordan Parker.
REVIEW: Don’t try to understand ‘Tenet’ — just feel it
September 10, 2020
Early on in “Tenet” when the character known only as “The Protagonist,” played by John David Washington, is first given information about “inverted” materials brought from the future, he is told to not try to understand it, but to just feel it. At this moment, I knew how to look at the film:...
REVIEW: Memory, identity and interpretation in ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’
September 9, 2020
Charlie Kaufman's new film “I'm Thinking of Ending Things” will make you question everything you see. Throughout the film the main protagonist, perfectly played by Jessie Buckley, is constantly changing. It could be her name: Is it Lucy? Lucia? It changes so much that she just goes by “Young W...
KYLIEBYTES: What can we do about the digital divide?
September 9, 2020
I’m Kylie Robison and this is KYLIEBYTES, a column where I talk about technology and its impact on society. Follow me on Twitter @kylie_robison for more. The idea of Wi-Fi being a fundamental right was once laughable, but now that almost all operations are virtual, millions of students are stru...
OPINION: A passive aggressive guide for going to restaurants during a pandemic
Magaly Muñoz, opinion editor
September 8, 2020
Being a manager at a restaurant means I already deal with my fair share of rude and picky people, so I’m not sure why I thought people were going to be smart and mindful during a worldwide health crisis. It seems that a lot of individuals in this country don’t have more than two working brain cel...
OPINION: Chadwick Boseman was a superhero who inspired the world
September 2, 2020
When you’re an actor, you get one shot to wow a crowd. You either impress or disappoint. For me, Chadwick Boseman never failed to impress. He was a talent you could never get enough of. It was a Twitter alert that sunk my heart. “'Black Panther' actor Chadwick Boseman dies aged 43 after four-year...
Three people were arrested at Sacramento State last week for having active warrants for their arrests from other law enforcement agencies, and a bike and catalytic converter were stolen.
The WELL at Sacramento State planned to open for outdoor fitness by reservation Sept. 17 but is now scheduled to reopen for outdoor services Wednesday pending additional review from the Sac State President’s Office prompted by poor air quality.
Jane Elliott, known for her “Blue Eyes/Brown Eyes” exercise, discussed her knowledge and experience on challenging racist beliefs to Sacramento State students via Zoom Wednesday.