The dynamics of California weather

California lures visitors from across the globe with attractive scenery and pleasant weather. But the scenery is not always attractive, and the weather is often far from pleasant. More>>

AS OKs referendum for health fee increase proposal
Associated Students voted Thursday to pass a referendum for the health center fee increase proposal from $65 per semester to $85, which would go into effect Fall 2005. More>>

School irrigation expert honored
Edward Norum, an irrigation expert long associated with Fresno State, was named 2004 Person of the Year by the Irrigation Association, becoming the third person from the school to receive the honor.  More>>

Scholarship program offers early networking
Experience, networking and scholarship money are just a few of the benefits available to students through the Maddy Institute Scholarship Intern Program, which is again available for 2005 spring and summer semesters. More>>

Boise-bound for another bowl
Just call them the Bowldogs. The Fresno State football team earned its sixth straight bowl berth after winning five straight games to close the regular season. And—surprise—it’s not the Silicon Valley Football Classic this year. More>>

Yankees, MLB faced with Giambi's steroid use
The New York Yankees and Major League Baseball struggled to come to grips Thursday with the explosive revelation that Jason Giambi admitted to a federal grand jury last December that he used performance-enhancing steroids for at least three seasons. More>>

Cheer screams for recognition
Is cheerleading an activity that leads spectators in cheer or is it a sport?
I say it’s both. In July 2004, the University of Maryland became the first Division I-A school to recognize competitive cheerleading as a varsity sport, counting it toward its Title IX requirements.  More>>

New faces not enough to save network news
Once again, the face of American television news is changing. More>>

Parking problem never changes
Parking on campus can be a headache and a pain.  More>>