
	2/18/05 • Vol. 129, No. 57 California State University, Fresno

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Police chase crosses campus
A car chase on the Fresno State campus ended with no arrests after burglary suspects abandoned their getaway car at the North Park apartment complex, off Shaw and Woodrow avenues, and got away. More>>

Suspension an uncommon penalty
In recent NCAA history, administrative leave has been a disciplinary action reserved for serious or extreme offenses. More>>

Engineering to remain independent
The College of Engineering will not merged into the college of math and science, but will instead enter a trial period of two years during which improvements will be made, universtiy provost Jeri Echeverria said in a meeting with engineering students on Feb. 11. More>>

Features

Staying True to Self
His office is located on the second floor of the McKee Fisk building. You may have passed the office a time or two, not realizing the significance or what his office stands for. More>>

Dead Days
By John Rios. More>>

Sports

Another narrow victory for 'Dogs
There were more blocked shots than made free throws for the Fresno State men’s basketball team in the final 49 seconds of a 71-69 win against last-place Tulsa. More>>

Intramural program adds a new sport to the mix
Team registration started Monday for a new intramural sports program — inner tube water polo — just days after Associated Students unanimously approved the necessary $5,988.50 to begin the program, intramural coordinator Bart Ballard said. More>>

Winning streak ends for Bulldogs women
Fresno State has always had a tough time with Jillian Robbins. More>>

Softball wins opener
Fresno State finally got its first game in — and it was a good one as senior Jamie Southern tossed her fifth career no-hitter. More>>

Opinion

Surrendered Baby Law fails because of poor publicity
A woman has 72 hours to surrender her newborn child to a hospital without consequences. More>>

Sweet sixteen show chafes those without the fat checkbook
My roommate asked not to be named after I returned home Thursday to find him watching “My Super Sweet 16.” More>>

Source confidentiality under fire
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit on Tuesday affirmed a lower-court ruling that holds two reporters in contempt for refusing to testify in the federal investigation of the leak of Valerie Plame's identity as a covert CIA operative. More>>

Letter to the Editor
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