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'In Summary' 
Thursday, March 14, 2024

¡Bienvenidos Hornets!
 

 

We hope that you have had a wonderful week. Thanks for joining us in this edition of the ‘In Summary’ Newsletter we send to recap The State Hornet coverage. In this week's line up we feature a preview of “Ricky Stanicky”, Women’s History Month coverage and a Taylor Swift night video.

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‘Ricky Stanicky,’ and all the greatest friends we never had
From left to right, Wes (Jermaine Fowler), Ted Summerhayes (William H. Macy), Rod (John Cena), JT (Andrew Santino) and Dean (Zac Efron) pose for a promotional photo for “Ricky Stanicky.” The film is a Prime Video original and is directed by Peter Farrelly. (Photo courtesy of Amazon MGM Studios)

The Prime Video original film “Ricky Stanicky” is reminiscent of early 2010s comedies’ unique flavor of crude and over-the-top humor that is delivered in a delightfully good-natured manner.

The plot is relatively simple. Three childhood best friends Dean, JT and Wes, Played by Zac Efron, Andrew Santino and Jermaine Fowler, fabricate Ricky Stannicky to get out of trouble for a prank gone wrong as kids. However, this turns out to be a lifelong get-out-of-jail-free card for the trio as they continue to use the excuse of Ricky for years to come, even going as far as to get out of JT’s baby shower.

The film walks the fine line of absurd humor without ever crossing it and manages to leave the viewer with a heartfelt message about second chances and that the only way out of something is in. That alone makes it worth the watch.

Read the full preview of “Ricky Stanicky” by Arts and Entertainment editor Hailey Valdivia here

‘Making our college campuses safer is a top priority’: New bill aims to strengthen Title IX in California colleges

An official voter information guide at Sac State’s Vote Center for the Tuesday, March 5, 2024, primary election. While SB 1166 is not on this ballot, it is expected to be discussed in a policy meeting this month. (Photo by Malachi Parker)

On Wednesday, Feb. 14, California State Senator Bill Dodd introduced Senate Bill 1166, which aims to strengthen Title IX on UC, CSU and community college campuses.

Title IX was first implemented in 1972, and aims to protect individuals from sex-based discrimination in educational institutions that receive funding from the federal government. The California State Auditor’s 2023 report found “various problems with campuses’ handling of cases” across the California State University campuses.

SB 1166 works in conjunction with SB 808, another 2023 bill sponsored by Sen. Dodd. SB 808 requires the CSU to report to the Legislature any Title IX-related investigations, formal complaints and outcomes of sexual harassment reports.

Read the full story by news staffer Micah Yip here

News
 

Cooper-Woodson College Enhancement centers academic success on Black excellence

Martin Luther King Jr Center program coordinator Kaifa Yates poses outside Lassen Hall where the Cooper-Woodson College Enhancement Program is located Tuesday, Feb. 27, 2024. Yates is a mentor for the college working at the MLK Center and is responsible for coordinating workshops and students with resources to assist their success. (Photo by Rodrigo Martinez)

The Cooper-Woodson College Enhancement Program at Sacramento State connects Black students to their Pan-African roots by cultivating community through lectures, seminars and events.

By connecting Black students with mentors, academic resources and faculty the college provides Sac State students a well-supported experience from start to finish.
The Cooper-Woodson College Enhancement Program at Sac State was created by Pan-African studies faculty members Otis Scott, Chris Glen and David Covin in 1990, as a Pan-African Student Retention program aimed at educational equity for Black students.

Read the full story Usamah Hammour and Mahrukh Siddiqui here.

Sac State hosts on-campus vote center for the 2024 primary election

Signage notating the entrance, language assistance and hours of the vote center located in the Willow Suite, Room 1 in Modoc Hall Monday, March 4, 2024. The Vote Center is open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. to assist students with all their voting needs during Super Tuesday. (Photo by Jenn Galinato)

Sacramento State hosted an on-campus vote center in Modoc Hall, where students registered and voted in the 2024 presidential primary election on Tuesday, March 5.

The Vote Center opened on Saturday, March 4 and was open until the end of Election Day. Registered voters in Sacramento County voted in-person or dropped off their completed ballot at the drop off location in the Welcome Center or Modoc Hall.

Read the full story by news staffers Micah Yip and Jenn Galinato here

Arts and Entertainment
 

‘Dune: Part 2’ a Sci-Fi supernova for audiences

Paul Atreides and Chani played by Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya the film shows Paul’s ascension as a messianic figure for the people of the desert planet Arrakis. This is the second installment of a planned Dune trilogy by director Denis Villeneuve. (Photo courtesy of Niko Tavernise/Warner Bros. Pictures)

The three-hour cinematic experience “Dune: Part Two” released on Friday, March 1 delivers a compelling narrative and action-packed spectacle.

The science fiction film provided plenty of blockbuster action for audiences while still taking the time to allow the actors to explore the humanity and motivation of Frank Herbert’s classic characters.
The film follows the guerrilla war led by Paul Atreides, the main character of the film played by Timothée Chalamet, against House Harkonnen for control of Arrakis.

Read the full movie review by news staffer Michael Pepper here

UNiQUE’s Taylor Swift Night

In honor of women’s history month UNiQUE hosted a Taylor Swift night at the University Union. Join social media staffers Daisy Martinez and Sarah Graves as they interview students at Taylor Swift night.

Watch the full video with Martinez & Graves here.

Multimedia
 

Join social media staffer Leah Stewart in the fourth episode of Outside the Hive. In honor of Women’s History Month she visits the woman owned business 9Round located at 1914 P St. in Midtown Sacramento.

Stewart also had the chance to interview the owner Paige Winchester.

Watch the full video by Stewart here.

Hornets On the Fly: Name a Woman

Join social media staffer Elena Burgé in this new episode of Hornets on the Fly as she asks students to name a woman in honor of Women’s History Month.

Watch the video by staffer Burgé here

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In Closing

Thanks for joining us in this edition of ‘In Summary’! Be sure to follow our social media and check our website to keep up with the latest information on and around our campus. See you later, Hornets!

 

Rosienelly Salguero,

digital & newsletter editor

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