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Thank you for your interest in visiting San Francisco State University! SF State's virtual campus tour consists of an hour and a half tour that includes a 30-minute admission presentation followed by a one-hour virtual tour. Our tours are led by one of our amazing Tour Guides. They will guide you along the pathways outside of the campus buildings while they share general information and anecdotes about our history, as well as what they love about our University. Please select the date and time that works best for you and join us during this interactive tour and come learn more about our campus! We are looking forward to meeting you!

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A tour of the Mashouf Wellness Center typically involves visiting different areas of the facility and learning about the various equipment and amenities available. The tour begins at the front desk or lobby, where the staff can provide information about membership options and answer any questions. The tour may then move to the cardio and weightlifting areas, where guests can see the different types of equipment available and learn about proper usage and safety guidelines. Other areas, such as the group fitness studio, indoor track, and swimming pool, may also be included in the tour. Throughout the tour, the guide may explain the benefits of different types of exercise and offer recommendations based on the visitor's fitness goals.

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• If any participants are under the age of 18, they must always be with a parent or legal guardian or chaperoned.
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• Tours of over 15 people must be scheduled ahead of time.
• Scheduled tours of over 15 people must be split into groups upon arrival.
• Tours of between 7-15 people may attempt to walk-in however it is up to the discretion of Building Supervisor’s if they can accommodate.
• Walk-in tours of six people are generally able to be accommodated.
• Building Supervisor’s reserve the right to ask any walk-in tours to wait if they are attending to other tasks.
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Music | Review: Acclaimed country act performs 1st Bay Area show in over 14 years

Brooks & dunn finally returned to shoreline amphitheatre.

“We are glad to be back in California,” he said. “We have had some of the greatest parties of our lives in this place.”

And Brooks and his longtime musical partner Ronnie Dunn would have yet another one as the platinum-plus-selling duo —  known as Brooks & Dunn — finally brought the Reboot Tour to Shoreline Amphitheatre for some rip-roaring fun on Friday night (June 7).

The approximately 12,000 fans in attendance acted like they’d been counting down the days for this event to happen — and, indeed, a goodly portion probably had been — as evidenced by the way they hooted and hollered, boot-scooted and, of course, boogied through one big hit after another during the 19-song set.

It was the first time that Brooks & Dunn performed in the Bay Area since 2010, which was the same year that the “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” duo originally called it quits on a career that was highlighted by an amazing 20 No. 1 country singles. Five years later, they’d regroup for a lengthy residency with the legendary Reba McEntire in Las Vegas, which nicely set the stage for a full-on reunion tour that was suppose to begin in 2020.

Then COVID hit, of course, which pushed back Brooks & Dunn’s Reboot Tour (and pretty much everything else entertainment related). Fast forward another four years and — well, you can understand why Bay Area fans were so excited to finally get their reunion with the Grammy-winning duo.

Backed by a rock-solid seven-piece band, Brooks & Dunn were in primetime ’90s-era form throughout the roughly 90-minute set. They wasted no time in getting the party started as they opened the show with one of their best — “Brand New Man” — the anthemic title track from the twosome’s landmark debut of 1991.

The 71-year-old Dunn, wearing mirrored sunglasses and a baseball cap on backwards, was in particularly good voice as he crooned through “Brand New Man,” “My Next Broken Heart” (from that same debut album) and “Red Dirt Road,” the title track from the duo’s 2003 album that resulted in one of the evening’s most passionate audience sing-alongs at Shoreline.

“‘Red Dirt Road’ is my favorite song that Ronnie and I ever wrote together,” said the 69-year-old Brooks, signing off on the crowd’s exuberant reaction to the power ballad.

Although not on the same level as a singer as Dunn, Brooks would also deliver a handful of highlights during the show, including a lovely version of the ballad “You’re Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone,” which was the sole selection of the night from 1994’s “Waitin’ on Sundown.”

Turning the corner on the midpoint of the set, Brooks & Dunn pushed down on the accelerator as they belted out such party favorites as “Hard Workin’ Man,” “Play Something Country” and “Rock My World (Little Country Girl).”

The highlight of the entire show came with “Believe,” which — with due respect to Brooks and others who might prefer “Red Dirt Road” (or something else) — is the finest song in the duo’s catalog. Dunn put his all into this glorious country-gospel number, leading the congregation of 12,000 as the striking lyrics unfolded:

“I raise my hands, bow my head / I’m findin’ more and more truth in the words written in red / They tell me that there’s more to life than just what I can see”

The group followed up that breathtaking moment with a sweet version of “My Maria” to close the main set, then returned to give the crowd exactly what it wanted — the line-dancing crossover smash “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” — during an encore that also included the patriotic hit “Only in America.”

1. “Brand New Man” 2. “Put a Girl in It” 3. “My Next Broken Heart” 4. “Mama Don’t Get Dressed Up for Nothing” 5. “We’ll Burn That Bridge” 6. “You’re Gonna Miss Me When I’m Gone” 7. “Ain’t Nothing ‘Bout You” 8. “Red Dirt Road” 9. “Lost and Found” 10. “Hard Workin’ Man” 11. “Play Something Country” 12. “Cowgirls Don’t Cry” 13. “She Likes to Get Out of Town” 14. “Neon Moon” 15. “Rock My World (Little Country Girl)” 16. “Believe” 17. “My Maria” Encore: 18. “Boot Scootin’ Boogie” 19. “Only in America”

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Situated at the heart of one of the largest and most diverse cities in the world, San Francisco State University is part of the California State University System. San Francisco State’s evolution has been inspired by the diversity of our community, which includes many first-generation students, and the courage of an academic community that strives to break down traditional boundaries. With the unwavering commitment to social justice that is central to the work of the university, SF State prepares its students to become productive, ethical, active citizens with a global perspective. SF State stimulates intellectual and personal development, promotes equity, and inspires the courage to lead, create and innovate.

The Office of Undergraduate Recruitment, its’ welcome center, tour guide program and Young Gator Scholars strive to work directly with students, parents, families and community members to disseminate admission information and actively recruit a diverse student population to SF State. We are dedicated to creating access to higher education by actively engaging the community and raising awareness about the importance of higher education to promote socio-economic mobility, equality and preparation. We strive to provide services that prepare prospective students for the process of admission and their transition to the university.

Below are some of the services we provide:

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• Enhancing early college awareness
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An Exclusive Sneak Peek Inside The Home Of Jake from State Farm®

When he’s not shooting hoops with a neighbor or offering invaluable life hacks , Jake from State Farm ® hangs his khakis in a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom neighborhood gem built in 1922. And for the first time ever, he’s ready to open his door to Realtor.com for a behind-the-scenes look inside. In Jake’s own words, his house “wears many house hats” as the backdrop for his fit checks, culinary exploits, and unwinding after a long day as everyone’s favorite neighbor. The design is equal parts welcoming and personal—full of details that make it just right for him. Join us for a closer look.

A well-appointed kitchen is the heart of Jake’s home. Its modern, airy design features open shelving ideal for displaying his collection of dishware and a sprawling island perfect for whipping up a new recipe with a good neighbor .

Adjacent to the kitchen, Jake’s open concept living and dining space is ideal for hosting a neighborhood gathering. Nods to nature in the form of a solid wood dining table and plenty of houseplants as well as textured throw pillows create a vibe that feels layered, yet minimal.

In the bedroom, a floor-length mirror does double-duty: Not only is it where Jake checks out his outfit of the day, it also reflects natural light from the window throughout the room, making it feel bright and spacious.

A wall of custom storage closets in the bedroom are home to Jake’s khaki collection.

A tiled patio is where Jake hosts cookouts in the summer months .

For Jake, this house is the best spot on the block. If you’re in the neighborhood, he adds, stop by and say hi.

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