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Written by Zack Clark
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The Last Days of Yasser Arafat is an exploration of Arafat’s final days in 2004 through the eyes of journalist Sherine Salama. Her film examines neither Arafat’s politics nor those of the Israel/Palestine conflict.
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Written by Aaron Light
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The San Francisco International Film Festival is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. On April 3, the San Francisco Film Society announced an ambitious lineup of films and special events aimed at making this one of their most memorable years ever.
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Written by Hannah Safford
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It’s a sweltering day. Even the air blowing over the San Francisco Bay is warm and tainted by smog. Cigarette butts and dirty soda cups litter the sand, along with a dead seagull entangled in plastic netting near the waterline.
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Written by Eve Denton, Eliza Hidalgo, and Alexis Kim
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Gorgeous flowing hair, soft white lights in the background, a 700-dollar designer dress fitting loosely around your perfectly slender frame, a three karat stone hanging from your neck and a bare chiseled torso just inches away from your face — all of it immortalized in one glamorous shot.
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Written by Heejin Hwang
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With a swish of a dress or a flick of a well-tailored suit, celebrities make their way down the red carpet flaunting clothes designed by big names like Versace, Chanel and Armani. Fashion design student Susan Kay, however, sees another label rising on the horizon. “Soon, they’ll wear Kay Designs made by me,” she said.
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Written by Jenny Ng and Sanyee Yuan
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It was the beginning of a great Sunday morning as the two of us eagerly prepared to start shopping for prom dresses, practically bursting with excitement. Not only was the sun actually out that weekend, but the two of us were embarking on an entirely new experience: shopping for a dress to wear to a formal dance.
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Written by Heather Hammel
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As prom season rolls around, everyone is full of excitement over who’s asking whom and what they’re going to wear.
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Written by Edward Chen
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When senior Simon Tse walked into the room with a pair of LeBron James’ “Fruity Pebble” sneakers, he had an air of reverence for the multi-colored, cereal-print footwear. Clearly, this was no ordinary shoe.
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Written by Soraya Okuda
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To protect anonymity, some names in this article have been changed.
You’re at the office, busy typing away at the computer — but not for work. Instead, you’re searching for the trendiest clothes on your favorite store’s Web site. With a few clicks, you buy a few new outfits.
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Written by Maahum Chaudhry and Ana Billingsley
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All around the globe women are pressured to conform to western standards of beauty. Whether it is striving for the ideal hourglass figure, or using bleach creams to attain a dramatically pale skin tone, the influences of western beauty images pervade television, fashion, magazines, and even dolls, around the world.
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Written by Cynthia Chau
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Tourists visiting Tokyo’s Yoyogi Park may suddenly see uniquely dressed teenagers in crazy makeup. It may scare the tourists straight but it is a common sight to the locals.
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Written by Alexis Kim
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The November 2006 SAT I reasoning test was the last chance to realize whatever collegiate ambitions I possessed and seal my fate as a successful human being.
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to listen.