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Custodians understaffed
A lack of funding due to recent budget cuts was the reason for unwashed windows and the bird droppings on the Martin Luther King, Jr. statue in the Peace Garden, plant operations personnel said Friday. More>>

Auto sales also hit by gas prices
The skyrocketing price of gas is affecting not only gas purchases, but auto sales as well, a Fresno car salesman said Monday. More>>

CSU wants remedial classes cut
Remedial classes may be cut entirely from Fresno State as their existence at a university level is in question. More>>

University Lecture Series: TV doctor Art Ulene
Though a physician himself, Art Ulene said a doctor’s prescription can only go so far in helping a person achieve what he called “real vitality.” More>>

Features

Singing from the heart
Parched and dry during a Fresno heat wave, a person’s natural response is to reach for the closest frosty beverage. More>>

Club promotes green awareness
The College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology is recognized by Fresno State for teaching, research and outreach programs in agriculture, food sciences, industrial technology and family sciences. More>>

Vacation in the Caribbean and earn units
The Division of Continuing and Global Education is offering students a chance to earn six units of credit by traveling to the Caribbean over winter recess. More>>

Asian and Asian- American women back ongoing support group
The Fresno State Asian and Asian- American Women Support group had a great beginning last spring. More>>

Poetry Provides Relief
The Fresno State Poetry Jam Club is holding a fund-raising event to collect money for the hurricane relief effort today. More>>

Fun and Games
Comics and puzzle solutions. More>>

Sports

Defending the team's chances
After sitting out the first five games of the 2004 season because of an injury, Bulldog soccer player Rochelle Jagdeo was ready for action. More>>

McIntyre will sit out at Oregon
The last play in the third quarter of the season opener against Weber State last week was all it took for the Bulldogs to lose their defensive captain, Garrett McIntyre. More>>

The Collegian's Anthony Galaviz ranks college football's Top 25
21. Fresno State (1-0)
PR: 22
Next: at Oregon (2-0), Saturday
Last: beat Weber State 55-17
The Bulldogs will get tested. More>>

'Dog Bites
Women’s golf shot 882 in a three-round tournament to take third place at the Ptarmigan/Ram Fall Classic. More>>

Opinion

No holds barred for Roberts' scrutiny
By elevating John Roberts’ nomination from associate justice to chief justice, President Bush has proven he knows drama. More>>

Restroom Weight Worries
A few weeks ago, I dashed out of the latest Tom Cruise movie, and stumbled over my rather large feet to reach the bathroom before a call of nature turned into a call for clean-up on aisle four. More>>

The good and the bad of Blackboard
Blackboard was created to provide an easy, digital way for teachers to offer class notes, assignments and even tests and quizzes to all of their students without having to print them off in mass copies. More>>

Letter to the Editor
Intelligent design should be taught in public schools alongside the theory of evolution for one simple reason: evolution is not supported enough by the evidence to warrant its being taught unopposed. More>>

Wasted Daze
By Andrew Riding. More>>