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By Maggie Thach
Rough winds blowing through the Peace Garden Friday evening
weren’t enough to deter spectators from honoring Cesar Chávez.
The 11th annual candlelight vigil drew a crowd of about 50 people,
most of whom had either worked in the fields or had parents that
did.More>>
Session will offer 490 classes; 70 more than last
year
By Martha Martinez
With more than 600 class cuts this semester, many students scrambled
to find courses, sitting in on whatever was available. One student
worried that a summer session class she needs to graduate will be
subject to similar cuts. Delia Lomeli said she needed two classes
to graduate this semester, until she discovered the classes were
canceled. Lomeli wasn’t
able to find replacements.More>>
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Frank Renteria (far left), a counselor at West Hills
College, performs a prayer walk as onlookers attempt to keep their
candles lit during Friday night’s Cesar Chávez vigil.
The vigil, in its 11th year, featured Native American symbolism,
song and dance.
-Photo by Adi Susanto
By Krisse Mansfield
As details of the Marcus Wesson case slowly emerge, questions have
become less focused on the “how” and more frequently
on the “why.” Fresno State criminology professor Harvey
Wallace said the Wesson case represents an extreme picture of domestic
violence.More>>
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