The first “Dog the Smog” rally was held to raise the level of student awareness about Valley air quality and health problems caused by air pollution.  More>>

Campus opinions differ on re-election
Optimism, shock, anger, disappointment and support were all the emotions surrounding President Bush’s re-election Tuesday. More>>

Bush, aides turn to transition process
The morning after his 1972 re-election, President Richard Nixon summoned his Cabinet and top aides and told them they had to resign. More>>

Respected rapper spreads Hip hop unity
Everyone in attendance at the Satellite Student Union learned something about Hip hop from rapper KRS-One. More>>

Professor discusses real Troy
Neither Brad Pitt nor Orlando Bloom was anywhere to be seen on Monday when the film “Recent Greek and Roman Excavations at Troy, Turkey” was shown at Fresno State. More>>

Identity theft on the rise
Kari Hirsh, a junior at George Washington University from Great Neck, N.Y., said she has learned to always rip up her shopping receipts. More>>

Students turn to new skin treatments for help
Staring in a mirror, you can’t help but notice your face. Whether you like it or not, there it is, glaring right back at you. More>>

Fresno State vs. Rice
Fresno State is 5-0 all-time against Rice. But it has been close. Last year, the Bulldogs needed a last-second field goal from Brett Visintainer to win the game. More>>

Rice's option attack could give 'Dogs problems
Rice University is one of the few Division I-A football programs to devote its entire offensive scheme to the triple option spread. More>>

Scrimmage allows first look at many newcomers
On a night that featured all the new faces of Fresno State basketball, a familiar face stole the show—if only for a moment.  More>>

New President, but still the same old problems
The election is over and the problems we’ve been debating for the last six months are going to continue for the next four years.  More>>

Arnold wraps up successful first year during off-year election
The United States may be Bush country for another four years, but California is all Arnold’s. More>>

Letters to the Editor
In contrast to Wednesday’s “50 Percent Victory Equals Half a Loss”, Bush achieving over fifty percent of the popular vote attests more to the unity of the country than to its division. More>>