
	4/29/05 • Vol. 129, No. 81 California State University, Fresno

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Hungry and angry
The Campus Peace and Civil Liberties Coalition stepped up its fight against the university by staging a 48-hour hunger strike to protest the use of undercover agents at one of the group’s events last year. More>>

Victimology symposium kicks off
The Third American Symposium on Victimology opened Wednesday in the University Center. More>>

AS breaks tie for Ag senator, signs off on new budget
During its weekly meeting, Associated Students passed a new budget and broke the tie in the senatorial race for the College of Agriculture. More>>

Features

The Nutty Professor
About two weeks ago, L-Jay Fine didn’t own a suit. More>>

Real Talk
With the seats half-filled in the Satellite Student Union on Wednesday night, “Road Rules” alumnae Veronica and Rachel began their presentation with a reel made by MTV. More>>

Professor's book traces the history of Armenians
Isabel Kaprielian-Churchill, a professor of Armenian and immigration history, recently had a book published titled, “Like Our Mountains: A History of Armenians in Canada.” More>>

Sports

Thriving on Top of the Mound
Major League Baseball scouts in the box seats directly behind home plate raise their radar guns. A 21-year-old Fresno State baseball player is about to deliver a pitch. More>>

Southern earns honor
Jamie Southern earned another honor after last week’s record-breaking performances in the Fresno State softball team’s three-game sweep of Tulsa. More>>

Fresno State cheerleading to hold open tryouts
The Fresno State cheerleading squad is looking for new members. More>>

Opinion

Potential Wal-Mart ruffles Hanford residents
Is the Wal-Mart super center a convenience or an annoyance? More>>

No cure for the remix blues
Ever since there were musical instruments, there have existed remixes and sampling. But just because something has been around so long does not mean it is right. More>>

Letter to the Editor
Nambia 1904, 75,000 eliminated; Turkey 1915, 1.5 million killed; Ukraine 1932, 6 million casualties. More>>