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Matt About Food: It’s all Greek to me

Matt Rascher
September 29, 2010

When I think of Greece I see large ivory columns, sun-drenched beaches and olive-skinned natives. Stories of Hercules and more recently, Percy Jackson, come to mind and for some reason the food never really...

Waiting won?t fix anything

Matt Rascher
January 27, 2010

You say you want a revolution?Well you better get out of that armchair and make something happen. Change is not just something we will find between seat cushions. It is something my generation, Generation...

Tyson, an incomplete biopic

Matt Rascher
September 2, 2009

When I think of Mike Tyson I think of the high pitched voice, the ear-biting incident and the demise of a once great boxing icon. After watching the stylized and incomplete biopic of his life, "Tyson"...

Time to bring back Vocational Education

Matt Rascher
May 25, 2009

The biggest reason people attend college is to get a degree. People go to attain a higher cultural and intellectual status, hoping that in those four years some of the knowledge and class will seep into...

An unfair punishment

Matt Rascher
April 29, 2009

The harshest punishment I ever got at the age of 14 was detention. I lost an hour out of my afternoon for something stupid I did in high school. For Quantel Lotts and 72 other 14-year-olds in the United...

VIDEO: Expression through cursing

Matt Rascher
April 22, 2009

Sacramento State students discuss their favorite curse words they like to use and which ones they just can't stand. Click here to read the whole article. Click here to listen to the podcast. Matt Rascher...

FASHION: What I hate about Sac State

Matt Rascher
March 18, 2009

There are so many things I love about Sacramento State, from the lessons to the women to our own little Golden Gate. So many things to praise yet I leave every day full of rage. Full of questions as to...

More TV is good for us

Matt Rascher
March 18, 2009

The slumping economy has forced many people to make tough changes in their lives. People can't go on vacation as often. They can't go out to as many movies. Sporting events, concerts and plays are forgone...

Professor’s organic art

Matt Rascher
February 12, 2009

A delicate dome-shaped wooden birdcage, completely dipped in wax until no light shines through the bars, resembles marble more than wood. This is but one example of Robert Ortbal, Sacramento State art...

Celebrity deaths blown out of proportion

Matt Rascher
February 11, 2009

Last summer a close member of my family passed away. It was the first time in my life when someone who actually meant something to me, someone who I connected with, left me. That is if you don't count...

Armaggedon looms in post-Cold War era

Matt Rascher
January 28, 2009

It's five minutes to midnight; do you know where your children are? If you don't you might want to corral them up sooner rather than later, according to the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists' Doomsday Clock....

Union issues shown in suggestion boxes

Matt Rascher
January 28, 2009

A typical day in students' lives in the University Union looks like a group of students sitting at some tables, maybe eating lunch or doing a little studying before a final. One mindlessly lets his hand...

‘Transporter 3’: No blaze of glory

Matt Rascher
December 3, 2008

Frank Martin (Jason Statham), the skilled driver and mercenary for hire, has three rules when he is on a job. Rule one: Never change the deal. Rule two: No names. Rule three: Never look in the package....

‘Quantum of Solace’: political front

Matt Rascher
November 19, 2008

If a movie is successful there may be a sequel, and if sequel is successful the franchise could be made into a trilogy. Usually that's where the line ends. Usually, of course, is the key word. The 22nd...

Sexcapades: Necessary deal-breakers

Matt Rascher
November 19, 2008

Some may say I am picky, some may say my standards are too high, and some just may say I'm a jerk; but I will never, ever, date someone who loves country music. It is one of my deal-breakers, or qualifications...

‘Murs For President’ worth the vote

Matt Rascher
November 5, 2008

Many fans of underground artists fear the day their favorite musician takes the plunge and goes mainstream. They fear that because time and time again they are shown that more money and higher production...

‘frankTV’ just off target

Matt Rascher
October 22, 2008

It has been a long time since I thought "MadTV" was funny. So when I first watched "frankTV," starring former "MadTV" alumnus Frank Caliendo, I had certain preconceptions about the quality of the comedy...

Atmosphere rocks Empire club

Matt Rascher
September 24, 2008

Making the eighth stop in their Paint The Nation tour, Atmosphere arrived at Empire club in downtown Sacramento Friday night. Atmosphere consists of two people, Ant (Anthony Davis) who provides the beats...

Layalina: A fantasy bar

Matt Rascher
September 21, 2008

Do you remember that episode of "Seinfeld" when George uses a picture of Jerry's girlfriend to get in to "Forbidden City," a club full of exotic and beautiful women? From the outside it just looks like...

New students adjust to Sac State

Matt Rascher
September 18, 2008

One of the most popular shows of the nineties was "Saved by the Bell." The cast provided viewers with moments of warmth and humor, and gave America a glimpse of how fun and exciting high school could have...

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