Deadpool proves successful with students on campus
February 19, 2016
{{tncms-asset app="editorial" id="f30b592a-d746-11e5-9a3e-3b7ad25329ff"}} After many successful rated PG-13 super hero films produced by Disney's Marvel, the Fox-produced Deadpool is released as a rated-R film for strong violence and language throughout, sexual content and graphic nudity causing...
Arts and Letters branches out to possible recruits
November 23, 2014
The College of Arts and Letters hosted their first expo event to provide Sacramento State students an opportunity to network and learn more about the Arts and Letters clubs.The event, which featured representatives from 11 campus clubs and organizations, was held in the Redwood Room of the University Union on ...
Male privilege is becoming more obvious
State Hornet Staff
May 14, 2014
People like to throw around the word “privilege” in regards to race and status, but many ignore the blatant male privilege happening every day. Privilege is when a group of people, not an individual, receives conscious or unconscious benefits based purely on a demographic trait or characteristic...
Homeless: the in-need and the needy
State Hornet Staff
May 13, 2014
-Kelly Abercrombie-Residents of downtown Sacramento go about their day avoiding the invisible people of our world – the homeless. There are varying degrees of invisibility exhibited by the homeless. Some are gracious, courteous and can interact with the people around them, but others are avoided at al...
Incoming and current students need more guidance from campus resources
May 6, 2014
Leaving the comfort of high school and home, many freshman students expect support from the university through programs and services.However, campus employees often seem to forget the impact they have on the student body. Bad experiences with employees can leave students unwelcomed and discouraged...
Avoid being tactless and learn the appropriate time to let your sailor mouth go
State Hornet Staff
May 6, 2014
Swear words are the new adjectives for this generation, but knowing when, how and where to use them is the key. Most young people are brought up being taught that swearing is a bad thing and, in their adolescent years, leads to soap in the mouth. But as adults, these punishments do not exist. Swearing brin...
Technology is replacing face-to-face communication
State Hornet Staff
May 6, 2014
It is such a disappointing sight to see so many people on their phones and computers trolling Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Vine.When technology infiltrated the world of communication, it started phasing out personal connections and created a world based on likes and hashtags. “It is much easier ...
Weekend binge drinking the classy way
State Hornet Staff
May 1, 2014
Restaurants are packed on the weekends with groups consuming bottomless mimosas, typically before 2 p.m. What once was looked down on as an alcoholics activity, drinking mid-morning is now embraced and should be improved on by local restaurants. Restaurants cater to a crowd of diverse individuals ...
Dating complexities are kicked up a notch when living with a disability
State Hornet Staff
April 29, 2014
People dating with a disability have to deal with all the same self-esteem, body image and sexuality issues as everyone else – just in a different package.Dating, regardless of having a disability, can be a tricky situation to deal with. But once a disability – especially physical – is added t...
ASI is lacking when it comes to student communication
State Hornet Staff
April 29, 2014
There is a lack of communication on campus as to the importance of Associated Student Inc. at Sacramento State. Although the ASI mission statement says, “Associated Students, Inc. serves as the official governing body of the Sacramento State students and through operation and sponsorship of program...
