
	11/10/04 • Vol. 129, No. 34 California State University, Fresno

Students struggle with high gas prices
Watching that plastic stick creep down below the "E" isn't so uncommon anymore. More>>

Answering the call with a smile
One woman handles more than 2,000 phone calls per week at Fresno State. “Good morning. Fresno State,” she says each time. Working 40 hours per week, campus operator Margarita Adona transfers calls to different departments.
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Features

Movin' on upward, outward
In Martina Granados’ childhood home in a small Mexican village, she and 13 siblings shared everything from food at mealtime to a spot in a bed at night. Life, in fact, for Granados was difficult right from the very start. More>>

Sports

'Dogs open with exhibition win
Even with a crop of very young and inexperienced players, the Fresno State men’s basketball team could be pretty sure it would have little trouble with Fresno Pacific. It was right. More>>

Running Her Way to Team Captain
After a high-energy dinner of her usual spaghetti and meatballs, sophomore runner Andrea Buckner is sure to get a good night’s rest in preparation for the race on Nov. 13.More>>

Opinion

Why voting isn't worth the wait
The entertainment industry failed miserably, again, this election year to capitalize on the largely untapped resource that is the youth vote. More>>

Letter to the Editor
In response to Sept. 11, Bush has waged a war on terrorism. More>>

Freedom of choice under attack
The ability to choose has always been an innate ability exhibited by each individual person. More>>

Students struggle with high gas prices Watching that plastic stick creep down below the "E" isn't so uncommon anymore. More>>

Answering the call with a smile One woman handles more than 2,000 phone calls per week at Fresno State. “Good morning. Fresno State,” she says each time. Working 40 hours per week, campus operator Margarita Adona transfers calls to different departments. More>>

Movin' on upward, outward In Martina Granados’ childhood home in a small Mexican village, she and 13 siblings shared everything from food at mealtime to a spot in a bed at night. Life, in fact, for Granados was difficult right from the very start. More>>

Students struggle with high gas prices
Watching that plastic stick creep down below the "E" isn't so uncommon anymore. More>>

Answering the call with a smile
One woman handles more than 2,000 phone calls per week at Fresno State. “Good morning. Fresno State,” she says each time. Working 40 hours per week, campus operator Margarita Adona transfers calls to different departments.
More>>

Movin' on upward, outward
In Martina Granados’ childhood home in a small Mexican village, she and 13 siblings shared everything from food at mealtime to a spot in a bed at night. Life, in fact, for Granados was difficult right from the very start. More>>