
	1/28/05 • Vol. 129, No. 48 California State University, Fresno

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Pettis will stand trial
The two-day preliminary hearing of Terry Pettis, a former Fresno State basketball player accused of murder, ended Thursday with a decision to go to trial. More>>

Pell Grant system reformed
The federal government wants to both give and take from college students. More>>

Engineering students say classes, equipment inadequate
An increased number of students in college of engineering classes and a lack of updated equipment in computer labs are concerning some engineering students. More>>

Features

The psychology of a boring movie
John Polson’s “Hide and Seek” tries to capture the innocence and danger of playing hide and seek — a childhood favorite for many. But what the film does to the game is to prove how boring it can be if it’s not done correctly. More>>

Carson was a true entertainer
Johnny Carson died Sunday and left a legacy that won’t be forgotten. But what he also takes with him is the message that celebrities don’t always have to be in the public eye to be remembered. More>>

Dead Days
By John Rios. More>>

Sports

Road Redemption?
On the road again. The Fresno State women’s basketball team just can’t wait to get on the road again. More>>

Fresno State vs. Nevada
The Bulldogs can ill afford a third straight WAC loss. Winning at Nevada will be one of the toughest tasks of the season, but would be huge in the conference race. More>>

Baseball opens at Stanford
The Fresno State baseball team gets its season underway today against Stanford at Sunken Diamond.More>>

'Dogs get Tuesday home date with Toledo
Add one more name to the official list of Fresno State football opponents for the 2005 season. More>>

Opinion

Bottled water just a raw deal
Chances are, as you are reading this article, you are holding a bottle of water in your hand or are at least able to see someone who is. More>>

Sameness kills Valley's charm
Up and down the great Central Valley, one encounters the same town time and again. I hazard to guess what an out-of-state driver must think while driving through. More>>