Crystal Castles Rocks Oakland

Crystal Castles Rocks Oakland

On the eve of April 27th a picture of a Yemeni woman holding her son after he has been tear-gassed is featured in the backdrop—Crystal Castles (111) album art at Fox Theatre while Alice stomps the stage and sings crowd favorites. Alice Glass grabs the microphone and begins to take over the show with her [...]

Walk the Walk, Talk the Talk: USFers Take to the Streets to Raise Funds for Rape Victims

Walk the Walk, Talk the Talk: USFers Take to the Streets to Raise Funds for Rape Victims

USF fraternity Chi Upsilon Zeta (XYZ) laced up their walking shoes this past weekend and stepped out in the city to show their support for victims of rape by participating and raising money for the annual San Francisco Walk Against Rape. The fraternity marched alongside other student groups — Latinas Unidas, Tri-Gamma nursing society, and [...]

Shed Light, Show Your Bones: Art Project Teaches About Tragedies of Genocide

Shed Light, Show Your Bones: Art Project Teaches About Tragedies of Genocide

When one thinks of the term ‘mass grave’, the words ‘artistic’ and ‘symbolic’ aren’t typically the first that come to mind. Through the creation of one million little clay bones, artist Naomi Natale hopes to shift the dialogue of tragedy to one of hope and optimism. The One Million Bones social arts project relies on [...]

USF Students Put the “Hibbity” in  Hibbity Dibbity

USF Students Put the “Hibbity” in Hibbity Dibbity

Ever wondered what a hambone is? What does “keep it trippy 2050” mean? How can a shakeweight be used as a musical instrument? All these questions and more were raised during my interview with Hibbity Dibbity after their recent show at Slims. The band is made up of three USF students, junior Christian Hasselberger, an [...]

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Crystal Castles Rocks Oakland

Crystal Castles Rocks Oakland

02 May 2013

On the eve of April 27th a picture of a Yemeni woman holding her son after he has been tear-gassed is featured in the backdrop—Crystal Castles (111) album art at Fox Theatre while Alice stomps the stage and sings crowd favorites. Alice Glass grabs the microphone and begins to take over the show with her [...]

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Walk the Walk, Talk the Talk: USFers Take to the Streets to Raise Funds for Rape Victims

Walk the Walk, Talk the Talk: USFers Take to the Streets to Raise Funds for Rape Victims

02 May 2013

USF fraternity Chi Upsilon Zeta (XYZ) laced up their walking shoes this past weekend and stepped out in the city to show their support for victims of rape by participating and raising money for the annual San Francisco Walk Against Rape. The fraternity marched alongside other student groups — Latinas Unidas, Tri-Gamma nursing society, and [...]

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Shed Light, Show Your Bones: Art Project Teaches About Tragedies of Genocide

Shed Light, Show Your Bones: Art Project Teaches About Tragedies of Genocide

25 April 2013

When one thinks of the term ‘mass grave’, the words ‘artistic’ and ‘symbolic’ aren’t typically the first that come to mind. Through the creation of one million little clay bones, artist Naomi Natale hopes to shift the dialogue of tragedy to one of hope and optimism. The One Million Bones social arts project relies on [...]

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USF Students Put the “Hibbity” in  Hibbity Dibbity

USF Students Put the “Hibbity” in Hibbity Dibbity

25 April 2013

Ever wondered what a hambone is? What does “keep it trippy 2050” mean? How can a shakeweight be used as a musical instrument? All these questions and more were raised during my interview with Hibbity Dibbity after their recent show at Slims. The band is made up of three USF students, junior Christian Hasselberger, an [...]

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A Different Kind of Field Trip:  An Inside Look on ROTC’s Combined Field Training Exercises

A Different Kind of Field Trip: An Inside Look on ROTC’s Combined Field Training Exercises

25 April 2013

As I lay belly down on the leaf-covered ground providing security to nearby cadets, I felt a smooth consistent weight sliding on my left calf. Glancing back, I was greeted with the empty, sharp eyes of a rattlesnake resting his head on my leg. Both fight and fear overcame me at this point, and I [...]

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USF’s Adriana Bousalian is Victorious in First Ever Female Collegiate Boxing Championships

USF’s Adriana Bousalian is Victorious in First Ever Female Collegiate Boxing Championships

16 April 2013

After hundreds of punches were thrown, countless fights were completed, and resilient champions were crowned, the three long days of boxing at USF had come to an end, and regardless of the results, the university was proud to host this historic event. On April 11, 12, and 13 the United States Intercollegiate Boxing (USIBA) First [...]

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