Maui: More than sun and sand When most people think of Hawaii, they generally envision hula girls andbikini-clad babes sitting in chaise lounges on the beach sipping PinaColadas from a coconut shell. Aside...
On a typical weekday, Jamie Yee gets up at 6 a.m. and commutes from South Sacramento to arrive on campus just after daybreak. She slides into a parking spot, armed with a pillow and comforter, and catches...
Picking up in the 70s with a combination of Henry Mancini?s, "Theme From Peter Gunn," and The Police?s "Every Breath You Take," The Sopranos newestPeppers & Eggs CD goes from ultra cool to ultra modern....
They're called cornrows, braids and sometimes plaits and they are more than just a craze. They have been symbolic in Africa since ancient times but now they are becoming an internationally accepted style....
Sophisticated, cool and classic, Sade is back after eight years, and it seems as though she never left. This time around, the Nigerian/ British chanteuse takes her audience on a soothing and romantic journey...
After four-plus years of studying, taking tests and producing papers for a countless number of classes, finally, you emerge with a head full of knowledge and a degree in hand ready to greet the working...
The Second Annual International Women's Day Celebration will be held inthe Ballroom of the University Union from noon to 2 p.m., thisWednesday, March 21. This multicultural, women's celebration is free...
Applications for the 28th Annual Student Academy Awards competition, presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, are now available and must be submitted by April 2 in order to be considered...
Dale Scholl Dance/Art continues its 19th season March 7, with "Hot Guitar, Cool Dance," a program that promises the finest in innovative professional dance. The dancers will perform to a variety of unique...
Tones of red, sensually artistic dancers and a whole lot of soul set the mood for an evening of amorous entertainment for those in the audience at the opening of "L?Amour Noir." Celebrating Black History...
Several of the nation's most acclaimed classical performers and artists will be featured at the second annual New Millennium Concert Series at Sacramento State this spring. Andrew Luchansky, one of the...
Pictures of a California State student's family journey from a refugee camp in Thailand to Sacramento during the close of the Vietnam War will be on exhibit in the University Archive in the library on...
Raw power is to be expected when you combine Academy Award winning actors Robert De Niro and Cuba Gooding Jr., but this film goes beyond the force. "Men of Honor," which opened last Friday, is a powerful...
The dancers are hot and the audience is not expected to remain still for this show. Dale Scholl Dance/Art?s "Movin? to Motown" will have you movin? and groovin? to the beat through the entire evening....
As part of the 23rd annual Festival of New American Music, an offbeat percussion performance by George Crumb will take place at 8 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 7 in the Sacramento State Music Recital Hall. Crumb,...
Many students are probably relieved that they have made it over the hump now that mid-terms are behind them. But the price they pay for skipping meals, then later downing a hamburger and fries, popping...
The College of Health and Human Services has recently hired Dr. Marilyn Hopkins as the new dean to the department. Hopkins has served as the associate dean for the College of Health and Human Services...
Students who stumbled across Phlagleblast as they trekked to class or to find food in the University Union on Thursday won free tickets to movies, CDs, advertising space in the State Hornet, backpacks...
