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Walk in the park

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

With warm, sunny weather finally here and finals quickly approaching, now is the time to explore the nearby parks for a quick hike or an escape from the rigors of school and the city. Sacramento County...

Skimboarding comes to Paradise

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

Unlike others who ride boards, skimboarders can do it all: puddles, lakes, oceans and, of course, our very own American River. Paradise Beach, located near Sacramento State and behind Glen Hall Park on...

Blackhawk Soaring

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

Having to soar through the air in a $14 million Blackhawk helicopter one day looking for lost hikers or downed airplanes in the Sierra Nevada, transporting the injured to local hospitals, ferrying aircrafts...

Rock your Zox off

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

Violinists don't usually find their jobs in rock bands, nor do rock bands usually find violinists to fill their lineups, but Zox incorporates the classical instrument into its classical music-meets-ska...

He’s Going the Distance

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

Cross country is a sadistic sport in which people run countless miles, through physical pain and suffering, pushing themselves to their mental and physical limits. For fun! Dominic Vogl took up the responsibility...

Hornet Jamboree a success

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

Sacramento State's cross country teams got a taste of what their seasons will look like when they hosted the Hornet Jamboree Invitational at Granite Regional Park in Sacramento on Saturday. Both the men's...

She’s got the beat

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

Butterscotch - those hard, little, yellow candies, smooth and full of flavor - the ones you picked up at grocery stores without paying the sample fee, or pulled out of candy dishes at somebody's office....

A paranormal activity

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

Sacramento has a rich history, with plenty of historic buildings, including the Capitol, only a short drive from campus. But there is also a downside to living here. We have inherited a city full of the...

Stain leaves its mark

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

Prepare for a night of orgies, murder and drama when local filmmaker Bob Moricz showcases his movie "Palace of Stains" at 11 p.m. Friday at the Crest Theatre. The Sacramento State alumnus and cult film...

The Vos of love

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

There are shelters or places that give food, and offer health and legal services for the homeless including some who are lonely and in need of companionship. In some cases these people will find a stray...

When the shoe fits

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

For high-end fashion, many head to the specialty stores on Union Street, Hayes Valley, The Haight in San Francisco, Melrose in Los Angeles or Soho in New York City. Others walk around in busy malls and...

Davis toad village a croak of genius

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

The City of Davis, which holds an annual festival to celebrate the Earth, is known for its environmentalism; but many don't know how far the city will go to protect their non-human residents. Lying within...

Asphalt 101

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

There are plenty of museums in Sacramento: the Railroad Museum in Old Sacramento, the Crocker Art Museum, Discovery Museum Science & Space Center, and others. What many don't know is that Sacramento State...

Halloween shop reopens its doors

Michael Stockinger
January 7, 2007

Although it's still September, stores are already preparing for Halloween. In Old Sacramento, Evangeline's Costume Mansion has an upper hand: They've been prepared for almost two months! Each year, the...

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