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The politics
of posting
Two professors have filed official reports with the campus police department after a series of thefts and defacements involving postings on a bulletin board and an office door. More>>

More students ready for college
California 11th-graders are showing increased readiness for college-level English and mathematics based on the California State University’s Early Assessment Program, which could mean fewer first-time freshmen would need remedial courses. More>>

Fresno State to award education doctorates
Beginning in fall 2007, Fresno State and other selected CSU campuses will be offering programs for students to obtain doctoral degrees in education, the chancellor’s office said Thursday. More>>

Campus police: most crime not on campus
While Fresno State has seen a drop in campus crime over the past few years, much of the crime that remains either is due to alcohol or comes from the area surrounding campus, university police said. More>>

Features

Producing more than just food
At first glance, the Fresno State Farm Market looks like a quaint little place the University tucked away behind the sheep unit on Barstow, but further investigation would reveal it’s a thriving market. More>>

Fun and Games
Puzzle solutions and comics... More>>

Sports

Bulldogs bounce back strong
Toledo was the first to score, which made Bulldogs head coach Pat Hill furious on the sideline and his actions toward his team was repeatedly shown on national television. More>>

'Dogs hurting from injuries in more than one way
Offensive guard Cole Popovich was standing on the sidelines with his hands in his pockets before the Toledo game, watching the marching band perform the pre-game show. He was in his jersey, but his red baseball cap and blue warm-up pants said it all; he would not play in the game. More>>

Opinion

Speaking multilingual
One thing that makes me stand out among my peers is my accent, which has been shaped mainly by four languages: Luo, Kikuyu, Kiswahili and Sheng. More>>

Editorial: Campus Pet Peeves
Pet peeves make you ask yourself, “Why do you keep doing that?” and “Is this annoying anyone else?” More>>

SMC is in need of a marquee
There’s something missing at the Save Mart Center. When you pass by the Save Mart Center you might see that during non-school hours there are cars in the parking lot. More>>

Driving is the new health hazard
Roadways become battlefields in the San Joaquin Valley as bad driving habits continue to be a daily hazard. More>>

Letters to the Editor
Regarding the Aug 26. KFSR column; the reason no one knows about KFSR is because KFSR caters to the older, wealthier, donating jazz sponsors who are responsible for a huge portion of the station’s operating funds. More>>

Wasted Daze
By Andrew Riding. More>>