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The State Hornet

Chanel Saidi, Author

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Shah’s of Sunset a dangerous stereotype

Chanel Saidi
April 25, 2012

As the first season of Bravo’s new show “Shah’s of Sunset” comes to a close it has accomplished nothing but the promotion of negative stereotypes of the Iranian-American community. The show follows...

Group fitness provides healthy fun

Chanel Saidi
February 29, 2012

Many students find themselves going to the gym as a chore, like folding the laundry. A group fitness class can be the remedy to the gym blues and help students get a kick-start for a summer-ready body....

Photo Illustration by Zack Perts.

Living off campus outweighs dorms

Chanel Saidi
February 1, 2012

Moving into the residence halls provides students with a great stepping-stone for moving out on their own.  For students starting their first semester on a college campus, it is beneficial to live...

Broadacre is coffee perfected

Broadacre is coffee perfected

Chanel Saidi
November 18, 2011

Four guys have just one mission: brew quality coffee for residents of Sacramento to enjoy. After opening Broadacre Coffee's doors Sept. 30, these baristas plan to brew a storm of delicious coffee. What...

‘Footloose’ falls flat on face

Chanel Saidi
October 22, 2011

"Footloose" could possibly be one of the worst remakes in history. Hollywood has yet again triumphed in destroying a beloved classic. From the beginning scenes, it is evident the directors were trying...

Wilco churns out more indie gold

Wilco churns out more indie gold

Chanel Saidi
October 14, 2011

Wilco's newest album is nothing too out of the ordinary for the band, just a little tamer, both instrumentally and vocally, than previous albums. The awkward entrance to the first song on the album, "Art...

Neon Indian master of the weird

Chanel Saidi
September 22, 2011

Era Extraña translates to "it used to be strange," which is exactly what the listener will get with this sophomore album from Neon Indian. The colorful album is an invigorated follow-up to the band's...

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