
	1/24/05 • Vol. 129, No. 46 California State University, Fresno

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Students say books too costly
Despite the passing of textbook legislation designed to lower costs by 30 percent, some students at Fresno State say they aren’t seeing the difference no matter where they go. More>>

New law, motorized scooter owners to have license
A new law that took effect Jan. 1 requires operators of motorized scooters to have a valid California driver’s license or instruction permit. More>>

Features

The Main Course
The work for food on campus begins with Paul Idsvoog, the director of university food services. Idsvoog oversees the food services, including fast food restaurants Taco Bell, Subway, Carl’s Jr. and Round Table Pizza. More>>

'Study Abroad' eliminates fears, doubts of overseas education
With the spring semester already in motion, summer seems like a long time for now. More>>

Dead Days
By John Rios. More>>

Sports

Another home game, another loss
Forget where the heart is; at this point, the Fresno State women’s basketball team would just love for home to be where the wins are. More>>

'Dogs men drop second straight on the road
Fresno State let an eight-point lead slip away late in a 68-65 loss at Tulsa on Saturday. More>>

Diamond 'Dogs open season against alumni
Beau Mills and David Gomez hit home runs Saturday to lead Fresno State to a 12-5 win in the annual alumni game at Beiden Field. More>>

Opinion

Editorial
Each year, states come up with new laws that go into effect Jan. 1. More>>

Salinas library closings show poor priorities
America is a set of ideals: representative government evolved from a long history of Western ideals. It is a shared identity of common values of free speech, private property and meritocracy. More>>