
	4/08/05 • Vol. 129, No. 72 California State University, Fresno

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Group protests police surveillance
With signs and strong words, members of the Campus Peace and Civil Liberties Coalition protested the use of undercover police officers to secretly monitor their activities. More>>

University shows higher enrollment
Fresno State has received a record` 13,000 first-time freshman and 5,000 transfer applications for the fall 2005 semester, according to the Division of Student Affairs. More>>

New Madden Library design will be a landmark at Fresno State
Fresno State is soon to have a new crown jewel to mark the center of campus. More>>

Music and fun at Kremen scholarship drive
Elvis Prestly was “All Shook Up,” during his performance at a benefit for the Kremen School of Education last Friday night. More>>

Janka; Holocaust drama plays Saturday
One woman's story about her will to survive Nazi persecution and desire to find the American dream will be presented at Fresno State in the Satellite Student Union, at 8 p.m. on Saturday. More>>

Features

Destination: 'Strange World'
If the goal of the Portable Dance Troupe is to reach the depths of strange with artistic and societal expression, it arrived at its destination. More>>

Don't ruin excitement for others
When Grammy-award winning rapper/producer Kanye West came to Fresno last week for the opening of the new hip hop store FTK, it was supposed to be a special day for local fans. More>>

Hot Dates
To continue this year’s theme of “faces of the Valley, our wealth and diversity,” the Friends of the Madden Library program will have Ronald Dangaran discuss “The Origins and Traditions of the Local Filipino Community,” a lecture dedicated to the history and background of the Filipino culture. More>>

Dead Days
By John Rios. More>>

Sports

Bulldogs ready to kick off new season
Pat Hill is ready to start another new tradition for Fresno State football. More>>

Intramural basketball champs crowned
Triple Threat’s execution led to the demise of Huh’s season in the women’s intramural championship Wednesday. More>>

Women's water polo ranks No. 1
For the fifth straight week, Fresno State’s club women’s water polo team is ranked as the nation’s best by the Collegiate Water Polo Association. More>>

Softball sweep
Fresno State swept an afternoon doubleheader at Pacific on Thursday. More>>

Opinion

Caped man flees police, provides relief from today's boring crime
A caped crusader led police on a two-hour high-speed chase through LA last Tuesday, before he was finally captured at a doughnut shop. More>>

University celebrates labor leader but fights against labor unions
Last week, we celebrated Cesar Chavez and recognized his labor struggles. More>>

See how much of a difference a beard makes
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been growing a beard, and the whole facial hair thing has got me thinking about the deeper issues involved with having facial hair. More>>