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Garlic Festival gets flavorful revival in Stockton
Photo: The garlic. mushroom and onion bread bowl will be a featured item at the California Garlic Festival. (COURTESY OF NOCETI GROUP INC.) Stockton’s history of food-inspired food festivals is about to get a new flavor. The California Garlic Festival is coming to Stockton this Saturday and Sunday at the San Joaquin County fairgrounds from 12 p.m. to 7 p.m. both days.
Some parents promise to leave district following MTUESD's decision enforce mask mandate
A recent decision from the Mark Twain Elementary School District (MTUESD) school board has further stoked the mask debate on school campuses and has prompted some parents to remove their children from the district. After months of discussion, the school board voted Sept. 9 on whether the district would continue to follow its current mask mandate policy. After listening to the concerns raised by parents and former students, the board voted 3-1 to keep the current mandate in place.
New law says UC, CSU should educate students about cyberbullying response and prevention
Bullying is a lot different than it was 20 years ago. Yesterday’s bullies weren’t disguised as harassing comments on Instagram or viewers on a secret livestream. A new law, Senate Bill 366, is the first in California to address cyberbullying in higher education, according to its author, Sen. Ling Ling Chang, R-Diamond Bar. Cyberbullying is commonly defined as the act of harassing an individual on the internet through social media, phone calls or text messages.
New law says UC, CSU should educate students about cyberbullying response and prevention
Bullying is a lot different than it was 20 years ago. Yesterday’s bullies weren’t disguised as harassing comments on Instagram or viewers on a secret livestream. A new law, Senate Bill 366, is the first in California to address cyberbullying in higher education, according to its author, Sen. Ling Ling Chang, R-Diamond Bar. Cyberbullying is commonly defined as the act of harassing an individual on the internet through social media, phone calls or text messages.
OPINION: People in the library, shut the hell up
I visit the library on campus to get assignments and studying done, but I wish people in the library would just shut up so I can focus. Taking phone calls, joking with friends and enjoying that smelly leftover dinner from last night as lunch are all activities you think would take place in the University Union, or maybe outside at a table on campus, but the reality is a lot of students are using the Sacramento State University Library to do these things.
Sac State University Union plumbing problem closes food vendors
Sacramento State’s University Union had several food vendors and bathrooms close Monday and Tuesday afternoon due to a broken pipe. According to Norma Sanchez, assistant director of operation for the University Union, the broken pipe was discovered Monday morning. The vendors closed around 2 p.m. to allow for repairs on the pipe. The pipe was fixed enough for vendors to reopen Tuesday morning until after lunch hours. The vendors closed again at 3 p.m. Tuesday to allow repairs to continue.
Surviving sexual assault: Sac State alumna Keyko Torres
Keyko Torres, alumna of the class of 2011, is the vice president of communications and outreach for Sacramento Take Back the Night, and a survivor of sexual assault. Torres said the rally is a safe space for anyone who wants to share their story about sexual assault, as well as issues in the community. The march, as described by Torres, is a healing experience, with marching in the streets and chanting with allies.
Sac State student groups demand transparency in sexual assault case
Students from multiple campus organizations gathered in the Library Quad on Thursday for a rally to call for accountability and transparency in the wake of a sexual assault that occurred on campus. The group of seven students formed in the quad around noon and had a short procession over to President Robert Nelsen’s office in Sacramento Hall.
Spring Delusions kicks off University Union’s Art Gallery
The semester’s first art exhibit in the University Union’s Art Gallery features an artist who uses paper to showcase her art, Zahra Ammar. Often referred to as a paper artist by her online following, Ammar uses the paper medium to fold and cut it into a 3D picture, some of which she said can take days to complete. “It all depends on the technique involved in the piece,” Ammar said. “It normally takes me three to four days from preparation to execution and it can take up to a month.
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