
	2/16/05 • Vol. 129, No. 56 California State University, Fresno

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New IDs to be more secure
All staff, faculty and students will be getting new ID cards due to new security measures being implemented at Fresno State. The old cards were coded with students’ social security numbers on the magnetic strip. Now, the cards are encoded with the students’ PeopleSoft ID number. More>>

Students to vote on Health Center fee hike
An increase in the cost of health care coverage has forced University Health and Psychological Services to ask students to pay more for theirs. The Health Services Referendum is a proposed fee increase of $20 per semester that will be voted on by students in a special election to be held Feb.23-24. More>>

Features

A Spiritual Thing
If you’ve seen Francine Oputa walking across the Fresno State campus, she has probably smiled at you and said hi in her sweet voice — even if she doesn’t know your name. You have recognized her, though; Oputa is the type of person you don’t forget easily. More>>

Sports

Bulldogs try to get back on track

For the second straight game, Fresno State is facing the last-place team in the Western Athletic Conference. More>>

Going for 4 straight
For the Fresno State women’s basketball team, this weekend is all about revenge and payback. More>>

Bulldogs golfer WAC player of the week
Fresno State’s Brian Kelley was named Western Athletic Conference golfer of the week. More>>

Opinion

The hockey strike that no one noticed
“They’re on strike?” This is the normal response I receive from my friends and other people when I tell them that the NHL players are on strike. More>>

One man stands up against the weather
I have the worst umbrella ever. The awful thing works more like a funnel. As usual, this was all forgotten during the dry times, leaving me open to the rain that came pouring down Tuesday. More>>

Political differences go too far, cause hate
Within a democracy, we cannot fight against each other. More>>

Colorado professor pushes buttons with his 9/11 essay
If University of Colorado professor Ward L. Churchill is lucky, the regents who are now deciding whether or not to fire him will look only at whether his tasteless ramblings in an essay about 9/11 fell within his academic rights. More>>