
	11/3/04 • Vol. 129, No. 31

The country heard it in 2000. George W. Bush is president of the United States--most likely. More>>

Chaffee Zoo saved
After months of heavy debate over saving Fresno’s Chaffee Zoo, it seems like the “Spirit of Nosey” can get off voters’ front lawns and finally rest in peace. More>>

Professors offer thoughts on presidential election
As the election between Sen. John Kerry and President George Bush remained up in the air late Tuesday night, two professors at Fresno State said a winner would likely not be called before this morning. More>>

Local voters turnout grows since last election
Three polling stations near Fresno State reported an increase in voter turnout in Tuesday’s election, especially among young voters. More>>

Student reaction varies on campus
Fresno State students gathered near television sets on campus Tuesday night in effort to find out the winner of one of the closest, hardest fought, and most important presidential elections in United States history. More>>

Boxer, stem cell research highlight state vote
Dem. Barbara Boxer has become a staple in the California Senate since 1993. Boxer held her lead throughout the election ahead of Rep. Bill Jones, Fresno State alumni. More>>

Emotions at parties' headquarters remain high
A small, close-knit group of Democrats met Tuesday at party headquarters in downtown Fresno, confident their candidate will be the next president, in spite of disappointing poll results early in the evening. More>>

Features

Celia Cruz: A Big Crown to Fill
More than a year after the death of Cuban singer Celia Cruz, the public’s fascination with her lives on.
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On a scale of one to awesome, Homestar is super great
A man with no arms and a red T-shirt just ran across your computer screen with lights flashing and energetic children singing “Everybody, everybody.” More>>

Sports

Putting athletics on the ballot
Election night got me thinking.
Sure, much of the thought was centered on Tuesday’s presidential election. But then it turned to this column. More>>

New men's tennis coach getting acquainted with squad
If you look on the official athletic homepage of the Drake University men’s tennis team, it still lists Jay Udwadia as the head coach. He didn’t even give them enough time to change it. More>>

'Dogs prepare for action

Opinion

50 percent victory equals half a loss
Red, white and blue balloons swayed back and forth from tabletops littered with patriotic contraband. More>>

Politics of us vs. them
Having voted for the first time, watching that ballot be sucked into the vote-counting machine, it seems odd that the primary feeling is that of helplessness. More>>

Where is Iowa?
Everyone is calling this one of the most important elections in U.S. history. A potential turning point in the history of our nation. More>>

Next four years will be rough for new president
Congratulations to today’s winner, whoever he may be. You get to be president for the next four years. More>>

IT'S BUSH ...MAYBE

Local voters turnout grows since last election Three polling stations near Fresno State reported an increase in voter turnout in Tuesday’s election, especially among young voters. More>>

Celia Cruz: A Big Crown to Fill More than a year after the death of Cuban singer Celia Cruz, the public’s fascination with her lives on. More>>

Putting athletics on the ballot Election night got me thinking. Sure, much of the thought was centered on Tuesday’s presidential election. But then it turned to this column. More>>

IT'S BUSH
...MAYBE

Local voters turnout grows since last election
Three polling stations near Fresno State reported an increase in voter turnout in Tuesday’s election, especially among young voters. More>>

Celia Cruz: A Big Crown to Fill
More than a year after the death of Cuban singer Celia Cruz, the public’s fascination with her lives on.
More>>

Putting athletics on the ballot
Election night got me thinking.
Sure, much of the thought was centered on Tuesday’s presidential election. But then it turned to this column. More>>