
	3/11/05 • Vol. 129, No. 65 California State University, Fresno

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Greenpeace organization brought its Rolling Sunlight Tour Truck to Fresno State Thursday to help bring attention to the RenewCSU clean energy campaign. More>>

Collegian referendum postponed
Associated Students postponed passing a resolution to support a referendum from The Collegian to increase student fees by $1.50 next year and end its dependence on student government funding. More>>

Associated Students Leadership
Associated Students’ Leadership program’s budget was cut by $15,000 this year because the AS finance committee believed it a lot of money for very few students. More>>

Features

A Taste of Elegance
A little drive down Friant Road can lead you to a Mediterranean-style restaurant that has already been discovered by some Fresnans, but has yet to be discovered by others. More>>

Armenian community to hold panel about Saroyan
The life and literary works of Fresno’s own William Saroyan will be presented in the panel discussion, “William Saroyan and His World,” tonight at 7 p.m. in IT101. More>>

Zen monk poet to give public reading
Seido Ray Ronci, an accomplished writer, Zen monk and director of Hokoku-An Zendo in Columbia, will give a poetry reading today at 8 p.m. in the Alice Peters Auditorium. More>>

Sports

Second-half surge lifts 'Dogs
Things were looking glum for Fresno State before a second-half spurt in Thursday night’s 84-81 overtime win over Louisiana Tech in the quarterfinals of the Western Athletic Conference tournament in Reno, Nev. More>>

Bulldogs cruise to quarterfinal win
The last time the Fresno State women’s basketball team reached 20 wins under a coach not named Stacy Johnson-Klein was in 1989-90. More>>

Lakers may not go to the playoffs behind Kobe Bryant
Kobe Bryant loves challenges, so here’s mine: Make the playoffs, or else he should be the one to go to Secaucus, N.J. More>>

Opinion

Look both ways at preventing pollution
You walk across the street and you see lanes of cars on either side of you, stopped to let you go from one side to the other. More>>

Letters to the Editor
In regards to the “A trendy new man” article by Erika Lindquist and the “Individuality is fashionable” insert in the March 9 Collegian, I would just like to say that both of these are extremely atrocious. More>>

Scientists overstate anthrax research problem
When 758 microbiologists send an open letter to the director of the National Institutes of Health, protesting the premise of a $1.7 billion research project, everyone should sit up and take notice. More>>