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Selected students head to the Campus Movie Fest Regional Competition

Campus MovieFest is an outlet for students that allows them to use their creativity and imagination through making a film. Full story

My summer reading list

As finals and papers bare down on the few days remaining before that sweet three-month freedom called summer vacation, I started to get plans ready for my long awaited leisure time. Full story

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Summer movie preview

“Clash of the Titans,” “Iron Man 2,” and “Robin Hood” are the tip of the great summer movie spear. Movie fans have plenty to look forward to in upcoming summer releases. Full story

So I thought I could dance

People have been dancing forever. We danced for the gods, for our ancestors, to celebrate a bountiful harvest or special occasion, and in many cases, just for the hell of it. Full story

Everybody hates Tony

“Iron Man 2” isn’t about saving the world, or saving the people Tony Stark loves. The film is about the duplication of the technology found in the Iron Man suit. It’s a film about gadgets and not about the human condition.

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Summer fun at the Wells Fargo Center

Sonoma County’s Wells Fargo Center is offering many chances, in this coming month and the next, to relax in entertainment and art. In Santa Rosa, the center, well respected for its various artistic events, has planned to showcase quality music, comedy and culture. Full story

A Comedic tradition

This past Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the cooperage, the San Francisco International Comedy Competition returned once again to Sonoma State to spark laughter from the audience. Full story

A different kind of nightmare

Clever, suspenseful and powerful. None of these things describe the “Nightmare on Elm Street” reboot film. Full story

Students create Spanish literary magazine

As the school year comes to a close, with summer fast approaching, many may take a minute to stop and enjoy the little things in life— to put the stress of finals and finding a summer job aside and take a look at what the year has brought, where we fell short and where we excelled. Full story

Live music for students

Looking for something new in Rohnert Park? Let’s face it there’s not much to do in Rohnert Park besides going to Scandia, hanging out at the local bars or just going out to eat at In-N-Out Burger. Full story

Sonoma State dance department celebrates a legacy of 'dancestors'

Last weekend, Sonoma State dancers and friends premiered a show in honor of forty-year faculty member and mentor Nancy Lyons. Full story

Dance team ready for the next level

The Sonoma State dance team will showcase its talent and versatility during its annual spring dance show “THE FINAL CUT” scheduled for May 8 and 9. Their show will feature multiple dance styles including hip hop, lyrical and tap. Full story

Sonoma State dancers honor retiring teacher

A wise individual once said, “Dancing with the feet is one thing but dancing with the heart is another.” To many people dance is not just a hobby for them but an opportunity to express yourself in many different ways. Full story

Art Expert Exhibition

“BFA Exhibition 2010” opened recently on April 15 and features the art of graduating BFA students from the Department of Art and Art History. The 13 students featured in the exhibit have spent an extra year studying a specific medium in detail. Full story

Sonoma Film Institute

For fans of alternative film, quality screenings are difficult to find. Especially in the United States, where the highly produced franchise films of Hollywood hog most of the attention, foreign and independent films of quality are rare. Full story

Lincoln slays vampires

Seth Grahame-Smith’s “Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter” is a misleading fictional novel centered on the life of the United State’s sixteenth president. This tale is more creative than blasphemous; it is another work from the same man who authored “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.” This 336 page novel attributes all of Lincoln’s sorrows and drives to immortal souls of the night.

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Spring TV gets a reality check

It’s the season for more drama, reality and even suspense. Full story

"DOG SEES GOD" is a fresh take on adolescence

 In the intimacy of Ives 76, Sonoma State’s Stage One Theater Club has produced a clear and poignant rendition of Bert V. Royal’s “DOG SEES GOD: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead.” 

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Kicked In The Ass

“Kick-Ass” is a film that does not live up to its name. The film follows the rise of Dave Lizewski in his effort to become a superhero. The journey is maligned by terrible circumstances such as poor dialogue and pointless character development. The trouble with the film is direction. For a film about a boy’s odyssey, it sure lacks a sense of it.

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