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Most Sacramento State students have grown up with some form of the Japanese culture seeping into their lives, unknowingly or not. "The Ninja Turtles," "Shogun" and the classic California sushi roll are all familiar to the average non-Japanese student. (0) comments

Barista doubles as author

Sacramento State junior and author Kacey Kuebler has sold approximately 500 copies of her first book, "The Forest Singer: Earth Magic," this semester. The book, which is the first in a trilogy, was released Jan. 8 and can be purchased on Amazon's website, her publisher BookSearch's website and Border's website. (1) comment

Staying on top of your graduation to-do list

May is here, and that means that it is time again for graduation. But before you get ready to walk, there are things that must be done, and a few other things that are just for fun and for the sake of memories. Graduation means the end of schooling and heading into the job market, and finding a job that you both went to school for and love can be nerve-wracking. (0) comments

Jake and Amir: Setting the bar for College Humor

College Humor's website remains a destination for funny - catering to college students across the nation. Jakeandamir.com is a website that spun out of the offices of College Humor, presenting its hysterical videos chronicling the relationship between Jake Hurwitz, 22, and Amir Blumenfeld, 25. (4) comments

Eric Hutchinson's lyrics are well written and understandable. The music he creates with his acoustic guitar is infectious-it'll make you want to air guitar while listening to his album "Sounds Like This." The album is groovy and kind of sounds like the blues, but will definitely put you in a happy mood with the mellow strumming of Hutchinson's guitar. (1) comment

Bringing out life, culture in Lorca

He was rebellious, different and then shunned.

"He is considered to be one of the best poets and dramatists in Spanish history," said Manuel Pickett, director of Sac State's production of "Lorca in a Green Dress." "The play takes his poetic writings and working themes and moves and incorporates them into the play. (0) comments

Sacramento State graduate student and social work major Joshua D. Phillips is worried that he may be jobless after he graduates in May.

Phillips, who has a 3.9 grade point average out of a 4.0 scale, is a member of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi. (0) comments

Folk 'n' Roll

The Loose Acoustic Trio release second album

With all their music being created from an accordion, an upright bass, a guit-jo, a bedpandolin, and their three harmonies, The Loose Acoustic Trio is a very talented band. The band is from Sacramento, Calif. and is made up of three men: Richie Lawrence (accordion), Ken Cooper (guit-jo, bedpandolin) and Steve O'Neill (upright bass). (0) comments

Carolina Liar's debut album "Coming to Terms" sounds like the perfect soundtrack for MTV's "The Hills." Maybe that's why the show has already featured some of the band's songs. (0) comments

'Iron Man' a heart-stopper

Last year in May I remember seeing "Spider-Man 3" and being so utterly disappointed that I could not even admit it to myself. I was so stoked to see Venom and Sandman and there was so much ridiculous hype. Then I saw it and it was complete garbage. But this isn't about "Spider-Man 3," it's about a different Marvel comic book franchise. (0) comments

'Made of Honor' surprisingly good

As a reviewer, I get one ticket so that I can watch the movie I need to review. I received my ticket for "Made of Honor" on Thursday, drove to the theater and sat, by myself, for what is a quintessential date movie. Of course, not everybody in the theater was on a date, but no dateless person was a man. (0) comments

Ignorance on an unknown epidemic

No one likes going to the doctor, especially if they find out bad news. But for at least 50 percent of students, they will receive the news that they have human papilloma virus, better known as HPV. What is worse is that many will go undiagnosed because HPV has no symptoms. (0) comments

College is a prime time for dating. For many Sacramento State students, it is the first time on their own. Most of us have jobs, apartments and responsibilities. And with all these grown up aspects of our lives, big-girl dating should come, too.

But dating can be stressful. What should you wear? Do you skip straight to dinner or start slow with meeting for coffee or lunch? And do you mention your ex over several shots of Jagermeister? (5) comments

Two reasons for cheating

They say two heads are better than one. However, if that second head is your libido then you might be getting into some trouble when you're in a relationship. (0) comments

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Interview with Andrew Sean Greer
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Sexcapades No. 7 - Dating your co-worker or your boss
Hollywood Buzz No. 3 - Romantic Comedies
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Hollywood Buzz No. 2 - Indie and DVD gems
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Sac in Stereo No. 11 - Turntablism v. mashups; Coachella recap
Sac in Stereo No. 10 - Mariah Carey: bigger than the Beatles?
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Sexcapades No. 3 - Sleeping together without staying together
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Celebrity Wrap-Up No. 2 - Who was hottest at the Oscars?
Sac in Stereo No. 2 - Is music more accessible in this generation?
Celebrity Wrap-Up No. 1 - Does Britney Spears smell; exploiting celebrities' children
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Reel Talk: Episode 5 - That annoying guy in the theater
Sex Ed(itors) - Episode 4: Mistakes women make in bed
Reel Talk: Episode 3 - Who's hot in film?
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Rapping with Kingspade's Johnny Richter
Sex Ed(itors): Episode 2 - Fetishes
Reel Talk: Episode 2 - Cult Classics
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