
	5/06/05 • Vol. 129, No. 84 California State University, Fresno

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New spam filters prove effective
Most of the junk e-mails known as spam have been going to the electronic dump since the university’s new spam filter, SpamAssasin, debuted in March. More>>

Library staff makes preparations for remodeled facility
Moving can be a bumpy ride, but the staff of the Henry Madden Library is determined to make the transition as smooth as possible. More>>

Experts from software giant to visit campus this weekend
Microsoft representatives will be coming to campus on Saturday to talk about computational linguistics and natural language processing.

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Fashion magazine to visit campus, give tips on jobs, professional dress
Graduates and other students seeking jobs will get the chance to get expert fashion and career advice when Glamour magazine’s GlamRecruits Campus Tour stops at Fresno State on Monday. More>>

Features

The King's Farewell
Bring out the trumpeters. The King is here. “Henry IV, Part I,” one of Shakespeare’s historical plays, will be performed at Fresno State as the last production of the year. And director Terry Miller wants to end this theater season with a bang. More>>

What's really real with reality TV stars?
In the June 2005 issue of King Magazine, Veronica Portillo is showing off her natural Cuban-American — umm — assets, to put it nicely. More>>

Football stadium ideal place for students to get in shape
It’s convenient. It’s free. And it’s one heck of a workout. More>>

Sports

Bulldogs get a rematch
Fresno State didn’t know the way to win in San Jose, but the team has three more chances in this weekend’s series against San Jose State at Beiden Field. The Bulldogs’ baseball team lost two of three to the Spartans in San Jose in an early-April series. More>>

New AD changing direction
Paul Oliaro has been interim athletic director for less than six weeks. In that time, he has made more positive moves than Scott Johnson was able to in three and a half years. Check out the happenings during Johnson’s tenure.

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Opinion

International students still fight discrimination
In the United States, we believe in equal rights and opportunities, regardless of race, religion, national origin, social status or sex. Web sites like tolerance.org promote cultural appreciation. More>>

Today's fame comes cheap
Adding to the queue of B-list celebrities garnering acclaim, Ryan Seacrest now has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, setting the standard another notch lower. More>>

Letter to the Editor
On Saturday, I received a letter dated April 26, 2005, from CynthiaTeniente-Matson at the office of the vice president for administration. More>>