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Students, faculty and supporters gather to pay
tribute to farm labor activist
By Elizabeth Lefall
Among red ribbon clad workers and red, white and green decorations,
students and supporters gathered in Fresno State’s Peace
Garden and Free Speech Area to remember the passion, fight and
work accomplished by the late Cesar Chávez, Wednesday. “ My
grandfather was a common man with an uncommon vision,” Natalie
R. Hernandez said.More>>
Enology program continues its winning ways with
four gold medals at the 14th annual 2004 New World competition
By Irene Thirlwall
Fresno State’s winery, the one and only
commercial winery on a university campus, has once again won awards
for its student produced wines. In an awards ceremony in May, the
winery will receive four gold medals: three best of class, and
two best of
variety.More>>
91 percent say they use the Web service and would
again in the future
By Martha Martinez
BlackBoard enhanced classes have increased significantly over the
past few years, yet opinions differ on BlackBoard’s ease of
use. Students generally find BlackBoard services to be convenient,
while some faculty members have found the services difficult to navigate,
a Digital Campus student assistant said.More>>
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Professor of social work Sudarshan Kapoor places
a garland of carnations around the statue of Cesar Chávez
in the Peace Garden, Wednesday. The tribute also included a speech
by Chávez’s grandaughter.
-Photo by Wendy Alexander
City Council candidate Michael Karbassi turns
his efforts toward winning the student government presidency
By Laban Pelz
Candidates vying to be 2004/2005 Associated Students representatives
met and contended with each other Thursday while discussing rules
and procedures for upcoming campaigns and elections with the AS
Elections Commission. More than 25 students are running for 15
senatorial positions, while openings for president and vice president
of finance claim
three candidates each.More>>
By Ashley Lowe
With the Cambodian New Year approaching, Fresno State’s
Cambodian Collegiate Association (CCA) plans to have one of the
largest celebrations in the central valley. From cultural dances
to live singing, the night promises to be culturally enriching,
said CCA President Chan Dos.More>>
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